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Nothing Headphone (1) Pro Price: What $399 Gets You
The flagship headset adds a three-driver system, improved adaptive noise cancellation, and studio-tuned audio for consumers and creators.
- Android smartphone maker Nothing launched the Headphone Pro, priced at $399 and available through nothing.tech, Amazon, and Best Buy. The flagship targets premium rivals including the Sony WH-1000XM6, Bose QuietComfort Ultra, and Apple AirPods Max.
- Redesigned with aluminum and titanium, the device weighs 327 grams while retaining the signature transparent aesthetic. It uses shatter-resistant Panda Glass on the ear cups to reveal the internal triple-driver architecture.
- London's Metropolis Studios tuned the new three-driver system emphasizing texture and precision. The unit supports Hi-Res wireless audio and wired playback over USB-C at up to 24-bit/192 kHz.
- An improved adaptive active noise cancellation system uses a 10-microphone array, claiming up to 46 dB of noise reduction. Users can access five modes of Dynamic Spatial Audio and a Flat EQ switch for customization.
- Succeeding the 2025 model that TIME named one of its Best Inventions, the headphones include comfort upgrades like a wider headband. Redesigned ear cushions feature an 8mm silicone baffle wall to improve the seal.
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Nothing raises the bet with $399 headphones that combine three drivers, noise cancellation and adjustable sound.
·Los Angeles, United States
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And always with this distinctive design.
·San Francisco, United States
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Nothing points to the high-end with a high-quality sound combination thanks to a triple driver architecture. Learn more: I have used the new Nothing Headphone (a) for 7 days: the coolest headphones that are a master purchase
·Spain
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Nothing wants to mix up the top class of Bluetooth headphones with the Headphone (1) Pro. Visually, it makes most competitors look old, the price also has top levels. The practice test by ntv.de shows whether he can play at the highest level.
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