Nothing has officially announced its long-awaited new flagship over-ear headphones, the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro. This new device stands out with its triple driver structure and improved active noise cancellation technology.

The brand aims to take material quality to the next level in its new model. The glass and titanium details used in the design give the device both a powerful and premium feel.

Design and Hardware Features

Nothing Headphone (1) Pro uses a special driver array to enhance sound performance. The device features a 40mm dynamic driver for bass, a precise dynamic driver, and an xMEMS driver with a silicon diaphragm for treble.

This hardware combination is supported by Hi-Res Audio certification, promising users a high-resolution audio experience. Additionally, Dynamic Spatial Sound technology with head tracking creates a customizable listening environment with different modes such as Standard, Live House, Club, and Concert Hall.

The active noise cancellation system has been significantly improved using a total of 10 microphones. This system reduces external noise by up to 46 dB, offering a quiet listening experience.

Maintaining the lines of the original model in terms of design, the headphones come with a scratch-resistant glass protector on the outside. The lightweight titanium and aluminum frame structure was chosen to increase comfort during long periods of use.

The headband has been widened by 10% compared to the previous model, resulting in a more ergonomic design. The ear cushions have also been updated with softer materials, prioritizing user comfort.

The device boasts IP52 certification for dust and water resistance, while providing physical control via tactile switches. Additionally, the Switch button allows for quick switching between Flat EQ modes.

Connectivity and Battery Performance

The device supports new connectivity standards with Bluetooth 6.1 technology. Fast pairing is ensured thanks to Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair features, and instant setup support is also available for Apple devices.

Offering multi-device connectivity, the headset supports a wide range of codecs including AAC, SBC, LDAC, and LC3. It also includes practical features such as low latency mode and automatic wear detection.

On the battery side, a 1060mAh capacity battery was chosen. This battery provides up to 30 hours of use with active noise cancellation enabled, and up to 68 hours with it disabled.

Offering fast charging support via USB-C, the headphones stand out with their 327-gram weight. Available in black and white, the model includes a padded carrying case in the box. Do you think Nothing’s new over-ear model can surpass its Competitors in the market with the technical specifications it offers?