Nothing presented flagship headphones Headphone (1) Pro for $399

The company Nothing has announced its flagship full-size headphones, Headphone (1) Pro, with a three-driver acoustic architecture and a body made of aluminum, titanium, and glass. The main technical update of the device is the placement of three emitters in each cup: a 40-millimeter dynamic driver for bass, a separate mid-range dynamic driver, and a high-frequency xMEMS microdriver. The manufacturer performed the acoustic sound tuning in conjunction with the London-based Metropolis Studios. A physical toggle switch, Flat EQ, is provided on the left cup, which disables digital processing for a studio-neutral sound.

The active noise cancellation system of the novelty is based on 10 microphones and is capable of suppressing external noise up to 46 dB. The model's body has an aluminum frame, titanium headbands, and external panels made of Panda Glass with a hardness of 9H, through which the internal part of the cups is visible. The declared mass of the device is 327 grams, and the protection against moisture and dust is made according to the IP52 standard.

The headphones are equipped with a 1060 mAh battery, which provides up to 30 hours of autonomous operation with active noise cancellation and up to 68 hours without it. Wireless protocols Bluetooth 6.1, Auracast technology, LDAC codec, as well as uncompressed audio transmission via USB-C with a resolution of up to 24 bits / 192 kHz, are supported. The recommended retail price is $399.