Nothing may be readying a Pro version of its first over-ear headphones. A leak from French deals site Dealabs, reported by Gizmochina, points to a Nothing Headphone (1) Pro launching on September 29 at $399. That would be a $100 jump over the original Headphone (1).
This is unconfirmed. Gizmochina notes plainly that “Nothing themselves haven’t officially confirmed specs yet.” Nothing has made no announcement, and the leak’s own source, Dealabs, was not independently verified for this story.
What’s reportedly changing
The leaked spec sheet describes a three-driver setup, with xMEMS technology handling the high frequencies. Ten microphones would power adaptive noise cancellation, alongside a transparency mode for hearing your surroundings. The shell is said to be aluminum with scratch-resistant glass, in Nothing’s usual semi-transparent style, rated IP52 for dust and light water resistance.
Other tipped details include Bluetooth 6.1, a 3.5mm jack for wired listening, LDAC support, and Hi-Res Audio certification. There’s also a flat EQ option for anyone who wants unprocessed sound. Battery life is pegged at up to 60 hours with fast charging. The tuning is credited to Metropolis Studios in London, the same team behind the original Headphone (1).
Dealabs’ leak lists black and white as the launch colors. Nothing’s original Headphone (1) launched at $299. A $399 Pro model would position it well above the standard version, closer to premium ANC headphones from established audio brands.
Source: Dealabs, via Gizmochina
