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Wednesday 7 October 2026

Review: Nothing's Headphone (1) Pro wins on sound, not the case

Nothing's US$399 Headphone (1) Pro went on sale in late September. Critics praise the triple-driver sound and Auracast, but the bulky case divides them.

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Nothing's Headphone (1) Pro, the London company's most expensive headphones yet, are on sale now at US$399. Nothing showed them off at an evening event in New York on Monday, 28 September. Wired reported they'd hit shelves the next day through Nothing's own store, Amazon and Best Buy in North America.

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