None of the Ear 2’s specifics, including codec support, have been confirmed

nothing It will officially unveil its latest set of true wireless earphones on March 22nd. However, as is typical with the company, they do distribute small amounts of information about the product as the launch date approaches.

today in TwitterHowever, the company confirmed the existence of two complete specs for the Nothing Ear 2. It also posted an image (shown above) of the product itself.

The first specification confirmed is the IP rating. the ear nothing 1 It has an IP53 rating. This means that they are protected against most dust and small splashes of water. However, the new earphones will have an IPX4 rating, which means they are protected from splashes of water, where amounts of water are more important than splashes. we’ve got IP rating explained If you want more information about what these numbers mean.

It is not clear why there is no “X” for dust ingress protection. It is possible that the company plans to disclose this number at a future date, or it may mean that it has not been interested in this particular test.

The second specification confirmed by the company today is support for the LHDC 5.0 codec. This is a step up over the Nothing Ear 1, which only supported AAC and SBC codecs. LHDC is in many ways superior to these other two encodings. But, even if this isn’t the best codec for your ears, at least having one more option is good news. As with IP ratings, we have Explanation of audio codecs over bluetooth For more information on this.

Nothing spoils. There’s also plenty of other information about the behind-the-scenes production process for the Nothing Ear 2. It’s safe to say that these new earphones will be of a higher quality than their predecessors. However, this also likely means a price increase over the original $99 cost of Nothing Ear 1. Everything will be revealed on March 22nd!