The headphones resemble Nothing’s first-ever over-ear headphones that published last summer
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The Headphone (1) Pro is Nothing's newest pair of cans, the company announced on Monday at an evening event in New York City.
Key facts
- The Headphone (1) Pro is slightly lighter (by 2 grams) than the Headphone (1), with a wider headband and thicker padding, though battery life isn't as long, down to 68 hours with active noise
- The Headphone (1) Pro is Nothing's newest pair of cans, the company announced on Monday at an evening event in New York City
- You'll no doubt worry about cracking that glass; Nothing claims that it is “shatter- and scratch-resistant," but Philipp Von Lintel, associate principal industrial designer at Nothing, says the glass
- Instead of a single dynamic driver producing the sound in each earcup, Nothing has outfitted the Headphone (1) Pro with three drivers for each ear
Summary
Instead of a single dynamic driver producing the sound in each earcup, Nothing has outfitted the Headphone (1) Pro with three drivers for each ear. There’s a 40-mm bass dynamic driver to handle the low end. All of these drivers working together should produce richer sound that’s more detailed overall. What's neat is you can see elements of the triple-driver architecture on the sides of the headphones—Nothing has added a couple of 9H Panda glass panels so you can peep the tech inside.