Key Takeaways
- Nothing has unveiled the Headphone (1) Pro, featuring a triple-driver setup.
- The headphones boast 10 microphones for enhanced active noise cancellation.
- With up to 30 hours of battery life, the new model supports Bluetooth 6.1 and multiple codecs.
Nothing, a technology brand, has launched the Headphone (1) Pro, its latest flagship over-ear headphones. The new model is equipped with a triple-driver setup, including a 40mm dynamic driver for bass, a precision dynamic driver, and an xMEMS driver for treble.
The headphones are designed with a premium build, featuring a scratch-resistant glass enclosure, lightweight titanium, and an aluminium frame. The overall design remains similar to the original Headphone (1), with a 10% wider headband and more flexible earcups.
Audio and ANC capabilities have been significantly enhanced. The Headphone (1) Pro supports Dynamic Spatial Audio with head tracking and offers several listening modes, including Standard, Live House, Club, and Concert Hall. There is also a dedicated mode based on Studio B by Metropolis Studios. The headphones carry Hi-Res Audio certification.
Active noise cancellation has been upgraded with a total of 10 microphones, allowing for noise reduction of up to 46dB. The headphones also support multiple codecs, including AAC, SBC, LDAC, and LC3. The battery life is impressive, with up to 30 hours of playtime when active noise cancellation is enabled and up to 68 hours when it is turned off.
Connectivity options include Bluetooth 6.1, Google Fast Pair, and Microsoft Swift Pair. The headphones also support instant setup on Apple devices, dual-device connectivity, a low-latency mode, and automatic wear detection. The headphones weigh 327g and are available in Black and White. A 1,060mAh battery is included, along with a padded carrying case.
The design of the Headphone (1) Pro includes tactile physical controls and a dedicated Switch button for toggling the Flat EQ. The headphones carry an IP52 rating, ensuring protection against dust and splashes. The company claims the cushions are softer than those on the previous model, providing a more comfortable listening experience.
The launch of the Headphone (1) Pro marks a significant step in Nothing’s product line, offering advanced audio features and a premium build. The new model is expected to compete with other high-end headphones in the market.
