Overview
- On Monday, Amazon and Best Buy ran Labor Day deals that put the new Nothing Ear (3a) noise‑cancelling earbuds at $79 and the CMF Clip Pro at $79, marking the first tracked post‑release lows for both models.
- The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro unlocked was listed at $449 during the sale, a $50 cut from its regular price and equal to one of the lowest offers seen since launch.
- The Ear (3a) is marketed with features such as Bluetooth 6.0, up to 45 dB active noise cancellation, one‑touch AI functions, and roughly 42 hours of battery life, which reviewers say boost its value at the discounted price.
- Reporters and price trackers stress these are retailer‑controlled, time‑limited promotions and that similar steep, one‑day markdowns hit Nothing gear earlier in August and around Prime Day, so stock and savings may vanish quickly.
- The pattern of episodic discounts highlights Nothing’s position as a design‑forward brand and gives buyers a short window to buy into its audio and phone ecosystem at lower prices while signaling how retailers use limited sales to drive demand.