Nothing Ear 3 Pro may launch soon with cryptic Pokémon post

Nothing could be preparing to add another pair of earbuds to its lineup, and its latest teaser has left fans looking for clues. The UK-based tech brand has shared a cryptic image featuring a Pokmon called Kingdra, drawn in its familiar dot-matrix style. While the company has not confirmed what it is planning to launch, the post has caught attention because the same Pokmon name was previously linked to the rumoured Nothing Ear (3) Pro.The teaser appeared on Nothing's official community forum with the words “Coming Soon”. It also features a line from Kingdra's Pokmon description, mentioning how it sleeps deep on the ocean floor and causes tornadoes when it wakes up.Nothing has not mentioned earbuds or shared any specifications in the post. However, the Kingdra reference could be more than just a playful hint. The company has used Pokmon names as internal product codenames before, giving fans a reason to connect the dots.Nothing Ear (3) Pro: What we know so farThe latest teaser follows a discovery made in September, when a Reddit user reportedly found a temporary support page on Nothing's website mentioning the Nothing Ear (3) Pro. The listing carried the identifier 25253 and used Kingdra as the codename. The page was later removed, although screenshots and archived copies reportedly remained available. The new teaser appears to strengthen the connection, but Nothing has yet to confirm that the earbuds are on the way. Details such as the launch date, price and specifications remain under wraps.For some context, Nothing launched the standard Ear (3) in September 2025. These earbuds feature the brand's signature transparent design, along with a charging case that includes a Super Mic. Nothing claims the feature can cancel noise by up to 95dB and can be activated using the Talk button. Users can also record voice notes and sync them with Essential Space for automatic transcription on supported Nothing OS devices. The earbuds support adaptive active noise cancellation (ANC) rated at up to 45dB, along with 12mm dynamic drivers. They also offer Bluetooth 5.4, LDAC support for high-resolution audio and low-latency connectivity for gaming and videos.Battery life is another part of the package, with each earbud housing a 55mAh battery that is claimed to deliver up to 10 hours of listening time.Whether the rumoured Ear (3) Pro will bring major upgrades or build on the existing model is still unclear. For now, the Kingdra teaser is the strongest clue, but we will have to wait for Nothing to reveal what it actually has planned.- Ends