Nothing has introduced its latest over-ear headphones, the Headphone (1) Pro, with a focus on high-quality audio and studio-inspired tuning. Priced at $399, the new headphones are positioned as a more advanced version of the company’s first over-ear model.
The Headphone (1) Pro was announced at an event in New York City and retains similarities to Nothing’s original over-ear headphones. However, the company has refined the design and fit of the new model while placing greater emphasis on audio performance.
One of the key features is the use of three drivers in each earcup. Nothing has also worked with Metropolis Studios on the tuning, with the aim of delivering an audio experience suited to studio listening while remaining practical for everyday use.
The company is positioning the headphones for both music-focused listening and daily commutes. The combination of multiple drivers and studio tuning is intended to make audio quality the central feature of the Headphone (1) Pro.
The new model follows Nothing’s entry into the premium over-ear headphone segment with its original Headphone (1). While the overall design language remains familiar, the company has made changes to the fit and audio system in the Pro version.
At $399, the Headphone (1) Pro enters the premium headphone market with its studio-focused approach and upgraded driver configuration. More details about availability and the full feature set will determine how the new headphones compare with other high-end wireless audio options.
