Nothing Headphone 1 Pro Launches at $399 with Studio EQ Switch
Nothing's new flagship Headphone 1 Pro costs $399, features a studio-mode EQ switch, LDAC, Auracast, and up to 68 hours of battery life.
Nothing has announced the Headphone 1 Pro, its new flagship audio product, priced at $399. The headphones come in white and black color options and are available now at Nothing's website, Amazon, and Best Buy stores in the US.
A key feature is a switch that disables the equalizer and spatial audio for studio use. The flat equalizer was developed with London-based mastering studio Metropolis Studios. The Headphone 1 Pro also supports LDAC, 24-bit high-res audio, and wireless lossless connections.
The headphones house three drivers aimed at bass, vocal, and instrumental ranges. Active noise cancellation uses 10 microphones. The Headphone 1 Pro is IP52 rated and supports Auracast as both a transmitter and receiver when connected to the companion app.
Nothing promises up to 32 hours of battery life with ANC on and 68 hours with noise cancellation off. Ear cushions are 50 percent softer than the Headphone 1, and the headband is 10 percent wider.
Separately, Nothing revealed V from BTS as a new global brand ambassador. The news was first reported by Engadget.
Quick answers
How much does the Nothing Headphone 1 Pro cost?
The Nothing Headphone 1 Pro costs $399.
What is the battery life of the Nothing Headphone 1 Pro?
Nothing promises up to 32 hours with ANC on and 68 hours with noise cancellation off.
Where can I buy the Nothing Headphone 1 Pro?
It is available now at Nothing's site, Amazon, and Best Buy stores in the US.