Just when you thought there were already too many premium headphones to choose from another pair of posh cans have just been announced.British technology firm Nothing is no stranger to shaking up the audio market, with the company already producing its eye-catching Headphone (1) and more wallet-friendly Headphone (a).Now it's taking aim at rivals such as Bose, Sony and Apple with the release of its Headphone (1) Pro cans.
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Virgin Media confirms smart free broadband upgrade for millions of users All Sky Q users will lose TV channels this week as full list confirmed As the name suggests, these are aimed at consumers who want the very best sound experience, and Nothing reckons they have nailed that feature.Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTTucked inside the unique transparent design is a triple driver architecture that works together to unlock deeper bass, textured vocals and richer instruments.To help boost things further, the Headphone (1) Pro has been tested and tuned by internationally acclaimed experts at Metropolis Studios.Owners can also choose between preset EQ settings or tinker with the sound to match their preferences.Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTAdvanced Active Noise Cancellation is also included to ensure annoying background noise is blocked out, and there are improved cushions that create a stronger sound seal around the ear.
Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTThe Nothing X app adds more precise controls and improved ways to tweak the sound settings, plus Headphone (1) Pro also supports Hi-Res wireless and wired playback via USB-C for lossless, high-fidelity audio.They've been designed to survive life on the road, and Nothing says it has introduced a more balanced structure, which helps distribute the weight evenly.An adaptive fit provides lasting comfort, which is no bad thing considering the (1) Pro lasts for 68 hours on a single charge.Fast charging is included for those times when they do run flat.So how much will they cost?They are priced at £349 and will be available on nothing.tech, Amazon, John Lewis, Argos, Very, Richer Sounds, and Harrods.That cost puts them up against some very tough competition, including Sony's WH-1000XM6, the Sonos Ace, and Bose QuietComfort and Bowers & Wilkins' Px7 S3.Can they match those rivals? We'll bring you a full review soon.
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