Nothing’s Headphone (1) Pro Brings Three Drivers and Longer Battery Life
Nothing has announced the Headphone (1) Pro, an over-ear wireless model with a three-driver setup, up to 46dB noise cancellation, and a claimed 68-hour battery life. It uses titanium and aluminum, offers Bluetooth 6.1, LDAC, USB-C, 3.5mm, and spatial audio, and weighs about 327 grams. The headphones are priced at 3,999 yuan in China, with an introductory price of 2,999 yuan, and come in black or white.
Nothing unveiled the Headphone (1) Pro on October 13. In China it lists at 3,999 yuan, with a launch promotion at 2,999 yuan. Buyers can choose black or white. The over-ear model weighs roughly 327 grams and mixes titanium, aluminum, and glass, with an IP52 rating.
Its acoustic package pairs two dynamic drivers with an xMEMS solid-state tweeter, spanning a stated 20Hz–40kHz range. It supports Bluetooth 6.1, LDAC, USB-C, 3.5mm, and head-tracked spatial audio. London’s Metropolis Studios contributed tuning.
The Headphone (1) Pro may mainly affect affluent commuters, frequent travelers, remote workers, and audio enthusiasts seeking premium wireless listening. Its long battery claim and stronger noise cancellation could make all-day use more practical, while physical controls may appeal to users who dislike touch-only interfaces. If the three-driver system performs well, rivals could face pressure to improve sound hardware and battery life in similar price bands. However, its premium pricing may limit adoption, so broader impact likely depends on reviews and real-world comfort.