Nothing Headphones (1) Specs Leaked: Details
- Ahead of their official unveiling alongside teh Nothing Phone (3) on July 1, specifications for Nothing's debut over-ear headphones, the Headphones (1), have emerged.
- While heavier than Sony's WH-1000XM6 at 252 grams, they are lighter than Apple's AirPods Max, which tip the scales at 384 grams.nothing claims their new headphones will outperform...
- For sound, the headphones incorporate 40mm drivers and benefit from a partnership with KEF, a British audio company known for its high-end speakers and innovative audio technologies.
Get the drop on Nothing Headphones (1) before the official July 1 launch! We’ve unearthed the specs, revealing key details like the over-ear headphones’ 329-gram weight, 40mm drivers, and a power-packed partnership with KEF-all straight from a tech insider. Battery life boasts up to 80 hours with ANC off. This pre-release intel gives you the advantage, comparing Nothing’s newest audio offering to market leaders.Stay ahead of the curve and discover all features, including Google Fast Pair and dual-connection capabilities, before the full reveal from News Directory 3. Will they surpass the AirPods Max in audio quality? Find out the latest on pricing and availability as we approach the Nothing Phone (3) debut. Discover what’s next …
nothing Headphones (1) Specs Surface Before July 1 Debut
Updated June 28, 2025
Ahead of their official unveiling alongside teh Nothing Phone (3) on July 1, specifications for Nothing’s debut over-ear headphones, the Headphones (1), have emerged. Yogesh Brar, a tech insider, revealed key details about the new audio device.
The Nothing Headphones (1) weigh 329 grams. While heavier than Sony’s WH-1000XM6 at 252 grams, they are lighter than Apple’s AirPods Max, which tip the scales at 384 grams.nothing claims their new headphones will outperform the airpods Max in audio quality.
For sound, the headphones incorporate 40mm drivers and benefit from a partnership with KEF, a British audio company known for its high-end speakers and innovative audio technologies. This collaboration positions Nothing to compete with brands like Samsung, which owns Harman Kardon, AKG, and JBL.
Battery life for thes wireless headphones is estimated at up to 80 hours with active noise cancellation (ANC) disabled, dropping to 35 hours with ANC on, using the AAC codec.With the LDAC codec, users can expect 54 hours with ANC off and 30 hours with ANC activated.
the Nothing Headphones (1) also support Google Fast Pair, on-head detection, microsoft Swift Pair, dual connection, LED charging status, low lag mode, personal sound profile, and Find My Device functionality.
What’s next
The official proclamation of the Nothing Headphones (1) is slated for July 1, coinciding with the release of the Nothing Phone (3).Tech enthusiasts await further details on pricing and availability.