Overview
- Nothing began selling the Headphone (1) Pro for $399 on September 29 through its store, Amazon, and Best Buy, making the product broadly available in North America and online.
- The headphones use a confirmed triple-driver layout — a 40mm bass dynamic driver, a precision mid driver, and an xMEMS treble driver — aimed at clearer separation across frequencies for mixing and listening.
- A physical Flat EQ switch and tuning work with Metropolis Studios, including a ‘Studio B’ spatial mode, to give creators a neutral reference option and several genre presets for casual use.
- Nothing says ANC is improved with a 10‑microphone array that it rates at roughly 46 dB of noise reduction, but battery life falls to 30 hours with ANC on and 68 hours with it off compared with the prior model.
- The Headphone (1) Pro adds Hi‑Res support (LDAC and USB‑C wired lossless up to 24‑bit), premium materials like 9H Panda glass and titanium accents, and positions Nothing as a challenger to Sony, Bose, and Apple while longer-term reviews and direct comparisons are still pending.