Nothing, a popular UK brand, has launched its premium Headphone (1) Pro, packed with great hardware for customers. The company has been pushing its audio lineup with a set of over-ear headphones that carry the brand's signature look. The new headphones are claimed to come loaded with new upgrades like triple drivers for each ear, a huge 10-mic ANC system, and a thick glass-and-titanium build, along with longer battery life, which could stretch up to 68 hours (without ANC).
Headphone (1) Pro: All that headphone comes with
Nothing has kept the design of the new headphone from the previous Headphone (1). This time they have made it fancier than before, as it comes with glass panels on the outside and a titanium and aluminium frame inside. It further comes with chunkier ear-cup cushions and a wider headband.
- They even claim that the cushions are softer too, making it wearable for a longer span without any trouble.
- The headphone comes in two classic colours: Black and White.
- It weighs 327 grams, which indeed is not that heavy and might not pressure your head or neck when you wear it for a longer stretch.
- The box comes with a padded carrying case.
- Audio quality
Talking about the audio, the Headphone (1) Pro comes with a triple-driver setup, that means the bass, mids and treble are dedicated to each speaker. There is 40 mm dynamic driver for low end, backed by a second precision dynamic and a unique xMEMS driver with a silicone diaphragm to handle the highs.
Furthermore, it comes with Dynamic Spatial Audio with head tracking – kind of like keeping the concert or club experience inside your headphones.
It comes with multiple modes which may suit your needs, as you can pick from multiple modes like:
- Standard
- Live House
- Club
- Concert Hall
- There is also a Metropolis Studio B-inspired mode as well that throws a nod to music pros.
ANC got stronger this time
With 10 microphones, the headphone is capable enough to shield the user from up to 46dB of noise. There is a
- Flat EQ switch
- Auto-wear detection
- Low-latency mode for games
It allows the user to stay connected to 2 devices. This can all happen because of dual-device pairing.
Controls are all tactile, and it has got IP52 splash resistance too- protecting the headphones from rain or sweat.
Longer battery life
The biggest highlight, according to me, is the 1,060 mAh battery, which claims to deliver 30 hours with ANC or up to 68 hours if you turn it off.
User can charge the headphones with USB-C, and it further support quick charge feature.
The company claims the pairing is smooth too as it comes with:
- Google Fast Pair
- Microsoft Swift Pair
- Instant Apple device setup
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