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Nothing Unveils Headphone (1) Pro; Offers Triple Drivers And Studio Tools

Nothing has officially unveiled the Headphone (1) Pro, a more advanced version of its first over-ear headphones that puts greater emphasis on audio customisation and studio-oriented features. While the original Headphone (1) was already equipped with a 40mm driver, adaptive ANC and Hi-Res audio support, the new Pro model upgrades several areas with a triple-driver […] The post Nothing Unveils…

Nothing Unveils Headphone (1) Pro; Offers Triple Drivers And Studio Tools

Nothing has introduced the Headphone (1) Pro, an advanced iteration of its initial over-ear headphones, prioritizing audio personalization and studio functionalities. While the original Headphone (1) featured a 40mm driver, adaptive ANC and high-resolution audio support, the upgraded Pro model introduces a triple-driver configuration, enhanced noise cancellation, and additional audio resources.

Positioned as headphones for both casual and professional use, the Headphone (1) Pro incorporates features catering to producers and creators while maintaining user-friendly elements like Active Noise Cancellation and spatial audio. With global brand ambassador V, Nothing highlights this as its most ambitious audio endeavor, offering studio-grade tools for everyday listening.

The Pro boasts a triple-driver architecture for deeper bass, textured vocals, and richer instruments, complemented by a redesigned internal structure using aluminium and titanium. With an IP52 rating, the headphones come in Black and White, weighing 327g, slightly lighter than the original model. The triple-driver system is visible through the shatter- and scratch-resistant 9H Panda Glass on the earcups, and a dedicated Flat EQ switch offers a neutral sound profile for producers and creators.

A new Studio B Dynamic Spatial Audio mode replicates the acoustic character of a mixing room, along with five Custom EQ profiles tailored for various music genres. Advanced EQ adjustments can be made through the Nothing X app, enabling users to fine-tune the Main and Precision drivers separately.

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