Nothing is reportedly gearing up to introduce a new sub-brand called Particles by XO. The sub-brand’s new TWS earbuds have surfaced online.
The consumer electronics company founded by Carl Pei turned two recently. The company’s first-ever product dubbed the Nothing Ear (1) TWS went official back in 2020.
The word on the street is that the Nothing Ear (2) TWS earbuds are likely to launch soon. Notably, a possible Ear (2) TWS was recently spotted on the Bluetooth SIG certification website.
Nothing went on to unveil its maiden smartphone called the Nothing Phone (1). Also, the brand recently unveiled the Nothing Ear (Stick).
Nothing Planning To Launch New Sub-brand Called Particles by XO
Now, a report by 91mobiles suggests that Nothing is on the verge of announcing a new audio device. However, the product will launch under its new sub-brand called Particles by XO.
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Tipster Kuba Wojciechowski has shared details about the new sub-brand. Nothing is prepping to enter the US market through a testing program with the Nothing Phone (1).
Pei urged the community to share feedback to help the company launch new products in the US. Wojciechowski found Nothing’s new sub-brand listed on the company’s firmware as āMade by Nothingā.
Also, the tipster shared some images of the new sub-brand’s first pair of TWS earbuds. These earbuds adopt a unique shape and design.
However, it is unclear whether the sub-brand will simply be called XO or Particles by XO. Notably, the upcoming audio device will carry the Particles moniker.
Moreover, the report suggests Nothing has already trademarked the product in the US under a shell company. The TWS has an L-shaped design. So, the device will be pointing upwards when you place it in the ear.
Furthermore, the TWS appears to have in-ear style ear tips. The audio device will come with a puck-shaped charging case.
The upcoming TWS carries the codename B154 and will reportedly support ANC. The earbuds will also feature LHDC. However, they aren’t transparent like other Nothing products.
