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Sound Meets Style: 7 Things That Make Nothing Headphone (1) Pro Stand Out

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Triple-driver audio

Triple-driver audio

The Nothing Headphone (1) Pro is reportedly set to feature three drivers, each handling different frequency ranges. The setup could include an xMEMS-based high-frequency driver, alongside dedicated bass and precision drivers. This architecture would mark a significant change from conventional over-ear headphone designs and target more detailed audio reproduction.

Studio-tuned sound

Studio-tuned sound

Nothing could collaborate with London-based Metropolis Studios to tune the Headphone (1) Pro. Reports also mention Hi-Res Audio certification, LDAC support, Flat EQ and additional sound-customisation controls. The combination suggests that Nothing is focusing on audio tuning and user control as major elements of its premium headphone proposition.

10 microphones for ANC

10 microphones for ANC

The Headphone (1) Pro is tipped to feature 10 microphones supporting adaptive active noise cancellation. The system could adjust noise reduction according to surrounding conditions. A transparency mode is also reportedly planned, allowing users to hear ambient sounds without removing the headphones when needed.

Up to 60 hours battery

Up to 60 hours battery

Battery life is reportedly rated at up to 60 hours, with fast charging also expected. However, the exact conditions behind the 60-hour figure remain unclear. ANC, volume levels, and wireless codec settings can affect real-world endurance, so official confirmation is needed.

Bluetooth 6.1 and wired audio

Bluetooth 6.1 and wired audio

Connectivity could include Bluetooth 6.1 and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The combination would support modern wireless listening while retaining a wired option. This could appeal to users who want flexibility for smartphones, computers, music equipment or situations where wired playback remains preferable.

Premium Nothing design

Premium Nothing design

The Pro model is reportedly expected to retain Nothing's transparent design language while introducing an aluminium build and scratch-resistant glass. Leaks also mention an IP52 rating for limited dust and water protection. Black and white colour options are reportedly expected, although Nothing has not confirmed the final design.

Higher price, premium positioning

Higher price, premium positioning

The Headphone (1) Pro is reportedly priced at $399 in the US and €349 in Europe, with September 29 tipped as the launch date. Nothing is yet to confirm any details. If accurate, the Pro would sit above the company's existing Headphone (1) in pricing.

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