Nothing Headphone (1) Pro: Leak shows high-end headphones with ANC
The smartphone brand Nothing from former OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei will soon be expanding its range of headphones again. The new Nothing Headphone (1) Pro is intended to stand up to Bose, Sony & Co. We are showing the new “high-end” headphones in advance.
Design less conspicuous, but still independent
Like many other smaller providers, Nothing is currently having an extremely difficult time when it comes to smartphones. With the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro, new ANC-capable over-ear headphones will soon be released that can generate income outside of the difficult market for mobile devices. Delivered two weeks ago Dealabs from France already has a complete overview of the specifications of the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro. Our pictures now confirm the design, which should once again stand out from the big competition with a few special features. Nothing, for example, once again relies on its unusual design language with transparent elements and strongly rounded corners.
Nothing wants to compete for the top with LDAC support
The Headphones (1) Pro are again available in black and white and should be able to be worn comfortably for long periods of time thanks to the well-padded ear cups. As with the cheaper Headphone (a) and Headphone (1), the new model should also have a number of controls with which you can use voice assistants or control calls if necessary.
According to the previous leak, Nothing installs three speakers on each side for the best possible sound, one of which provides rich bass, one for precise mids and an xMEMS driver for clear highs. It also reportedly offers Hi-Res Audio and LDAC support via cable and wireless connection. Nothing also includes ten microphones in the Headphone (1) Pro, which can be used to implement adaptive active noise cancellation. There is also head tracking and spatial audio support.
The battery life of the new headphones is estimated at up to 60 hours of music playback, although there is no information yet as to how long they should last when Active Noise Canceling is activated. The connection to the respective host device is established using Bluetooth 6.1, but you can also connect the headphones via an analogue 3.5 mm jack connection and a digital cable via USB-C. The housing of the Headphone (1) Pro is made of aluminum and scratch-resistant glass and is reportedly IP52 certified as splash-proof. The new Nothing Headphone (1) Pro will reportedly be presented on September 29, 2027 with an official recommended price of 349 euros.
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