Highlights
- Nothing Buds Pro 2 spotted in FCC listing confirming the product name, battery details and case design.
- The charging case features a 460mAh battery, 3.8V capacity, 5V/0.6A input, and 5V/0.24A output, supporting wired charging up to 3W.
- FCC documents reveal a new rounded rectangular case design with regulatory markings.
Nothing may soon expand its wireless audio lineup with new earbuds. An audio device believed to be the Nothing Buds Pro 2 has surfaced in the US FCC database, giving us some early information about the product. The certification does not reveal the complete specifications but it does confirm the model name/number, battery capacity of the charging case and some aspects of its design. Here’s more on what we know so far.
Nothing Buds Pro 2 Appears on FCC, Battery Details Confirmed
According to a recent Xpertpick report, the FCC database lists the upcoming Nothing earbuds as model B195, while the associated certification carries the FCC ID 2AZEQ-B195C. Confirming the marketing name, the regulatory label shown in the filing directly carries the Buds Pro 2 name.
Until now, the Buds Pro branding has been largely associated with the CMF sub-brand. The CMF Buds Pro 2 arrived in 2024 with dual drivers, hybrid ANC and a 460mAh charging case.
Nothing Buds Pro 2 Appears on FCC. (Screenshots by Xpertpick)
The certification documents provide several details about the charging case. It is shown with a 3.8V, 460mAh lithium-ion battery, which has a rated energy capacity of 1.748Wh. The case is also listed with a 5V/0.6A input and 5V/0.24A output.
These ratings point towards wired charging of up to 3W, although it is worth noting that the FCC paperwork does not state which charging protocol or standard will be used.
Another part of the filing shows the area reserved for regulatory information on the rear of the case. The dimensions given there are 26.45mm × 16.92mm. However, these measurements appear to describe the label area and should not be considered the dimensions of the complete charging case.
The battery capacity is also familiar from Nothing’s existing lineup. The CMF Buds Pro 2 uses a charging case with the same 460mAh battery capacity.
Nothing Buds Pro 2 Case Rear Design
Nothing Buds Pro 2 case illustration. (Screenshots by Xpertpick)
Apart from the battery information, the FCC submission includes an illustration of the charging case. The drawing suggests a rounded rectangular body with a sizeable recessed section on the inside and a curved section towards the bottom.
The regulatory markings are shown in the upper-left portion of the rear panel. There is no corresponding image of the earbuds in the certification documents, so the case sketch is currently the only indication of the product’s physical design.
Notably, Nothing has not officially announced the earbuds yet. There is also no confirmation on its launch date, pricing, audio components or features.
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