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Nothing launches $399 Headphone 1 Pro with glass‑metal design
The new wireless headphones arrive on Sept. 29 in North America with premium sound modes and a titanium‑glass build.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Nothing announced the Headphone 1 Pro, a $399 wireless headphone that will be sold from Sept. 29 on the company’s website, Amazon and at Best Buy stores in North America, according to deccanchronicle.com.
The device adds an aluminum‑and‑titanium frame with glass accents on both ear cups, and it offers a triple‑driver architecture per ear, a “Flat EQ” switch, and several genre‑specific EQ presets developed with Metropolis Studios. Noise‑cancellation and spatial‑audio modes are also included.
CEO Carl Pei told the outlet that sound quality has moved from “not bad” on the previous Headphone 1 to “industry leading” on the Pro model, and he highlighted a 175% revenue growth in the U.S. audio business last year.
Key facts
- Nothing’s Headphone 1 Pro costs $399 and launches on Sept. 29. (deccanchronicle.com)
- The headphones feature an aluminum‑titanium frame with glass ear‑cup accents. (deccanchronicle.com)
- They use a triple‑driver design and include a physical Flat EQ switch developed with Metropolis Studios. (deccanchronicle.com)
- CEO Carl Pei said the sound quality is now "industry leading" and cited 175% revenue growth in U.S. audio sales last year. (deccanchronicle.com)
Sources
- [1] deccanchronicle.com — originally reported as “Nothing Debuts $399 ‘Pro’ Headphones with Glass, Metal Design”
