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Headphone (1)

Headphone (1)

5(2 ratings)

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$299.00at Nothing USChecked Nov 7

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $299.00 at Nothing US on Nov 7.

Our take on the Headphone (1)

The Headphone (1) is Nothing's first over-ear headphone, built around a transparent design with a visible driver and a Glyph-style light strip. It pairs 40 mm dynamic drivers with active noise cancellation, Bluetooth 5.3 and multipoint, and runs roughly 80 hours without ANC or around 35 with it on. It suits buyers who want distinctive looks and long battery life more than the last word in noise cancelling. Against Sony and Bose flagships it gives up some ANC depth and polish, but it matches them on battery and beats most on style.

Best forBuyers who want a statement designLong listening sessions away from a chargerAndroid users who like Nothing's softwareCommuters who want decent ANC without flagship pricing
Pros
  • Very long battery life, especially with ANC off
  • Transparent shell and light strip stand out from plain rivals
  • Multipoint pairing for two devices at once
  • Comfortable for hours thanks to light weight and soft pads
  • Clear app with EQ and custom controls
Cons
  • Noise cancelling trails Sony and Bose flagships
  • No wired listening without the USB-C cable
  • Case is bulky for a bag
  • Sound is balanced but short of the detail of pricier rivals

Headphone (1) prices at every store

  • Nothing USNew

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    $299.00Checked Nov 7
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What reviewers say

Owners like the look, the battery and the comfort, and most find the sound balanced and easy to live with. The common complaints are that noise cancelling is only average and that the case is large.

What people mention
  • DesignPraisedOwners buy it largely for the see-through shell and light strip, which they say draws attention.
  • BatteryPraisedReviewers report going days between charges and call the endurance a standout.
  • Noise cancellingCriticisedTesters say ANC handles low rumble but lets voices and higher sounds through more than Sony or Bose models.
  • ComfortPraisedThe light weight and soft ear pads are called comfortable for long sessions.
  • CaseMixedSome owners find the included case too big to carry daily.
  • SoundMixedMost call the tuning balanced, though some say detail and bass punch fall short of pricier rivals.

Questions and answers

How long does the battery last?
Nothing rates it at about 80 hours with noise cancelling off and around 35 hours with it on. Real use with higher volume lands a little below those figures.
Does it have active noise cancellation?
Yes. It is decent for engine and road rumble but not as strong as the top Sony or Bose models, especially against voices.
Can I use it wired?
Only over USB-C. There is no 3.5 mm jack, so analog sources need an adapter or a different headphone.
Can it connect to two devices at once?
Yes, multipoint lets it stay linked to a phone and a laptop and switch between them.
Is it good for calls?
The microphones are fine indoors, but wind and street noise come through more than on rivals with stronger beamforming.
Where is the Headphone (1) cheapest?
At Nothing US, for $299.00, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Headphone (1)?
Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.