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Nothing Ear (a) · 99 €Google Pixel Buds A-Series · 59 €
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Comparison of Nothing Ear (a), Google Pixel Buds A-Series
What mattersNothing Ear (a)NothingMedium confidenceGoogle Pixel Buds A-SeriesGoogleMedium confidence
Worth Score7.6 (best in this comparison)6.6
Best price99,00 €59,00 € (best in this comparison)
ConfidenceMediumMedium
Price fairness9.2 (best in this comparison)8.0
Build quality7.6 (best in this comparison)6.8
Performance8.4 (best in this comparison)6.9
Longevity7.4 (best in this comparison)6.4
Repairability3.8 (best in this comparison)2.6
Support & warranty7.2 (best in this comparison)6.8
Battery (ANC on)5.5 h— no ANC; 5 h playback
Noise cancellingGood, up to 45 dBNone
Water resistanceIP54 buds / IPX2 caseIPX4
CodecsLDAC, AAC, SBCAAC, SBC
Case chargingUSB-CUSB-C
Best forLDAC on a budget · Android owners · Anyone who liked the Ear but not the priceAll-day comfort · Pixel and Android owners · A light pair for walking
Avoid ifYou want wireless charging · You need the very best ANCYou need noise cancelling · You want modern codec support
Main drawbackNo wireless chargingNo ANC at all
Verdict

Take the Google Pixel Buds A-Series unless you need performance.

The Nothing Ear (a) scores highest at 7.6, but it costs 40,00 € more than the Google Pixel Buds A-Series, which scores 6.6. That premium buys you performance — 1.5 points of it. Worth it if LDAC on a budget describes you; otherwise it is money you keep. Watch out for no ANC at all on the Google Pixel Buds A-Series.

Best overallNothing Ear (a) Highest Worth Score here at 7.6, 1.0 ahead of the Google Pixel Buds A-Series. Best for LDAC on a budget.
Best valueGoogle Pixel Buds A-Series 40,00 € cheaper than the Nothing Ear (a) and only 1.0 behind on Worth Score. You give up performance.
Prototype data — prices and retailer stock are a fixed demo snapshot from 28 July 2026, not a live feed.