Nothing Headphone (1) Pro Reportedly Launching This Month With Triple-Driver Setup
Earlier this year, Nothing launched the Headphone (1) as its first pair of over-ear headphones. The London-based company then released a budget-friendly version a few months later. Now, it seems the brand is working on a more premium variant, and the device might hit the shelves soon. A new leak has offered some information on […] The post Nothing Headphone (1) Pro Reportedly Launching This Month…
Nothing's Headphone (1) Pro is reportedly set to launch this month, boasting a triple-driver setup for enhanced sound quality. The devices are expected to be made of aluminium and scratch-resistant glass, with physical controls and an IP52 rating. They will also come with a rigid carrying case and a standard 3.5mm jack. The headphones will be available in Black and White colors, priced at EUR349 (~RM1,650) in France or US$399 (~RM1,626) in the US.
They will feature a triple-driver system, an xMEMS driver for handling treble, and Metropolis Studios for sound tuning. Features like Hi-Res Audio certification, LDAC support, a Flat EQ function, and spatial audio with head tracking are also expected. The device will have ten microphones for improved adaptive ANC and transparency mode.
Battery life is projected to last up to 60 hours with fast charging support. The new headphones are rumored to debut on September 29, 2026, though the leak should be taken with caution as Nothing has not confirmed any details.
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