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    Nothing has produced several excellent sets of wireless earbuds, and this guide will ensure you're getting the best audio possible. A number of the Ear models, including the Ear (a) and Ear, have support for LDAC, a Sony-developed audio codec that allows for higher-res streaming than traditional Bluetooth. This isn't on by default, but it's easy to enable it, and all the steps are detailed below. What you’ll need:  Nothing Ear, Ear (2) or Ear (a)A supported Android device The...

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