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Nothing has launched its first over-ear headphones, the Headphone 1, priced at $299, featuring a see-through design, customizable controls, up to 35 hours of battery life with ANC, and support for Hi-Res Audio and spatial audio, aiming to compete with premium headphones like the AirPods Max.
Nothing's first over-ear headphones, weighing 329g and featuring 40mm drivers partnered with KEF, are set to be announced on July 1. They offer up to 80 hours of playback with ANC off and include features like Google Fast Pair, on-head detection, and low lag mode, aiming to compete with premium headphones like the AirPods Max.
Leaked images and videos reveal the quirky, transparent design of Nothing's upcoming Headphone 1, featuring a squircle earcup, multiple control buttons, and support for a 3.5mm audio cable, with an official launch expected on July 1st alongside the company's new phone.
Nothing is set to unveil its first over-ear headphones, the Headphone 1, on July 1, with leaked images revealing a distinctive transparent design and multiple color options, ahead of the official launch alongside its new Phone 3 flagship.
Nothing CEO Carl Pei announced that the company's first over-ear headphones, 'Nothing Headphone (1),' will be launched on July 1 alongside the Nothing Phone (3), with the headphones expected to be available in September at a price of $299, aiming to rival high-end options like AirPods Max.
Young British brand Nothing announced it will launch its first over-ear headphones, the Nothing Headphone (1), on July 1st alongside the Nothing Phone (3). The wireless headphones are expected to feature transparent design elements and be competitively priced, expanding Nothing's product lineup beyond smartphones and earbuds. Details are still under wraps, but the launch is highly anticipated given the brand's reputation for innovative, affordable tech products.
Apple's Beats Studio Pro over-ear headphones are now available for purchase in over 20 additional countries, expanding beyond the initial launch in the US, Canada, France, and Germany. Priced at $350, the headphones feature adaptive Active Noise Cancellation, USB-C charging and connectivity, and other new features compared to the previous model. While they lack a dedicated Apple audio chip, they support features like Find My, one-touch pairing, and Hey Siri. The headphones can be purchased from Apple, Amazon, and other third-party retailers.