- Flagship Cans: Nothing officially introduces the over-ear Headphone (1) pro, designed to bridge the gap between casual listening and studio-grade acoustics.
- Premium & Lightweight Build: Outfitted with scratch-resistant 9H Panda glass ear cups, a titanium-and-aluminum frame, and a total weight of just 327 grams.
- Metropolis Studios Tuning: Features a hardware-based Flat EQ Switch alongside a “Studio B” Dynamic Spatial Audio mode that simulates a real-life mixing room.
On the hunt for a new pair of headphones? Nothing, the London-based tech brand with a knack for delivering sleek stylish hardware, has you covered with their latest release, the Headphone (1) pro.
The brand is positioning the new over-ear headphones as its new flagship product, and while it boasts the traditional features fans have come to know and love, the company emphasizes that it will hone in further on deepening the connection between everyday and studio listening.
That said, while the brand’s signature features are still at the core, the Headphone (1) pro has been given some noteworthy technical updates.
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Refined Glass & Lightweight Titanium Build
Elevating Nothing’s iconic transparent design language, the outer ear cups are crafted from shatter- and scratch-resistant 9H Panda glass, offering a subtle window into the complex internal hardware below.
Offered in metallic black and white colorways, the chassis swaps standard steel headband arms for a lightweight aluminum and titanium build—keeping the overall footprint down to an ultra-comfortable 327 grams. Ergonomic upgrades like a wider, plushly padded headband, ultra-soft ear cushions, and an adaptive fit ensure you can binge albums for hours without ear fatigue.
Studio-Grade Audio & Custom Precision
To back up the “Pro” moniker with real acoustic clout, Nothing teamed up with legendary Metropolis Studios. The partnership introduces a dedicated physical Flat EQ Switch for an uncolored, neutral audio profile, alongside “Studio B”—a Dynamic Spatial Audio mode calibrated to mimic the natural acoustics of an elite mixing suite.
Listeners can tweak their setup even further using the companion Nothing X app, which offers granular Advanced and Simple EQ sliders, Personal Sound calibrations, and shareable custom profiles. It’s a thoughtful approach that gives music lovers studio-level agency over their sound without forcing them into clunky, overly complex hardware.
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