Home » Here’s What Nothing’s Headphone 1 Pro Will Look Like

Here’s What Nothing’s Headphone 1 Pro Will Look Like

Summary: Leaked renders from WinFuture have given us our first look at the Nothing Headphone 1 Pro. The over-ear headphones look similar to the original Headphone 1 but with more transparent elements, and come in black and white. Earlier leaks point to a triple-driver setup, 60 hours of battery life and a $399 price tag.

Nothing’s next pair of over-ear headphones has shown up in leaked renders, and the design is looks very familiar. The Nothing Headphone 1 Pro, leaked by WinFuture, keeps the same general shape as the Headphone 1 but adds more transparent elements to the build, staying in line with Nothing’s signature look. The renders show two color options, black and white.

Nothing Headphone 1 Pro Leaked With a Familiar Design

The renders themselves only confirm the design, but earlier leaks from Dealabs have already painted a fuller picture of what to expect inside. The Headphone 1 Pro is said to use a triple-driver setup, where separate drivers handle different parts of the sound.

The high-frequency driver reportedly uses xMEMS technology, which is a silicon-based approach that replaces the traditional moving-coil design. Nothing is also said to have worked with London’s Metropolis Studios on the tuning.

Other rumored specs include 10 microphones for adaptive noise cancellation and a transparency mode, spatial audio with head tracking, LDAC support, Hi-Res Audio certification, Bluetooth 6.1, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and up to 60 hours of battery life with fast charging. The build is said to use aluminum with scratch-resistant glass and carry an IP52 rating for dust and splash resistance.

If the Dealabs report is accurate, the Headphone 1 Pro will cost $399 in the US and €349 in Europe, which is $100 more than the original Headphone 1. India pricing hasn’t been confirmed, but estimates put it around ₹37,999. The launch is rumored for September 29, though Nothing hasn’t officially announced anything yet. If that date holds, teasers should start showing up soon, since Nothing typically builds up to its launches well in advance.

Scroll to Top