The Nothing Headphone 1 Seeks to Revolutionize and Transform the Audio Industry

The Nothing Headphone 1 Seeks to Revolutionize and Transform the Audio Industry

The Nothing Headphone 1 Seeks to Revolutionize and Transform the Audio Industry


Nothing’s inaugural over-ear headphones are not merely for audio enjoyment – they’re ‘crafted to be noticed.’

Key Information

– The Nothing Headphone (1) has just been released, reintroducing tangible buttons, rollers, and paddles, allowing you to avoid disturbing your playlist with an unintentional swipe.
– Nothing’s premier over-ear headphones showcase a distinctive design featuring sleek aluminum elements and soft memory foam.
– Available in black or white for £299/$299/€299, pre-orders commence on July 4.

Today, Nothing officially entered the over-ear audio market with headphones promising an immersive auditory experience, intuitive controls, and a design that exudes “transparency” (quite literally).

Introducing the Nothing Headphone (1) — a stylish tribute to audiophiles, design enthusiasts, and anyone weary of standard plastic devices clamped onto their heads.

In an era where gadgets typically depend on tactile controls, Nothing chose a different path. These headphones forgo conventional touch controls for something more gratifying: physical roller, paddle, and button controls. This prevents the unintentional pausing of your music from a stray finger swipe.

Eye-catching Aesthetics

Nothing has consistently focused on producing designs that defy the ordinary. The Headphone (1) upholds this philosophy with aluminum highlights and even CNC machined elements. Their memory foam ear cushions ensure a snug fit without compressing your skull.

Collaborating with KEF (as previously speculated), Nothing has equipped these headphones with 40mm drivers, spatial audio, and head tracking so your audio experience adapts to your movement. Additionally, there’s adaptive ANC plus a microphone system attuned to 28 million noise scenarios.

Impressive Battery Life

With a complete charge, you can expect 35 hours of playback with ANC activated, and if you’re short on time, a quick five-minute charge provides over two hours of use.

Bluetooth 5.3 entails fewer disruptions, while dual-device pairing allows seamless transitions from your laptop to your phone without the usual Bluetooth struggle.

The Nothing X app empowers you to control your audio experience with an 8-band EQ or personalize it with “Channel Hop,” a one-touch shortcut to toggle between your recent audio applications.

For those moments of contemplation, the custom Button can activate a unique feature called Essential Space, which serves as a voice-activated tool for jotting down random thoughts, reminders, or partially sung lyrics you’d prefer not to overlook.

The Headphone (1) will be offered in black and white for £299/$299/€299. Global pre-orders commence on July 4 at nothing.tech and selected partners, with general sales starting on July 15, 2025.