I Tested Nothing’s Headphone (1) Pro, and They’re Almost Everything I’d Hoped They’d Be
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8.6
Pros & Cons
- Upgraded design from Headphone (1) with more premium accents, wider headband and softer earpads
- Triple driver configuration delivers rich detailed sound with strong, punchy bass
- Improved noise canceling that's closer to top tier
- Good voice-calling performance
- Spatial audio with head tracking
- USB-C audio
- Settings available for those who want to use them as studio headphones
- Headphones are slightly heavy compared to Bose and Sony flagship ANC models
- They fold flat but don't fold up
- Hard carrying case is stylish but heavy and unpractical
Billing itself as the fastest-growing consumer audio brand in the world, Nothing has released a steady stream of earbuds and headphones over the last few years with eye-catching designs at a variety of prices. At $399, its new Headphone (1) Pro are its most expensive headphones to date, and not surprisingly, it’s most advanced.
Not only do the over-ear headphones feature...
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