London-based smartphone manufacturer Nothing launched their first over-the-hearing headphones, the Headset (1). The new device follows the first step of nothing into a audio file with last year’s debut of Ear 2-open audios.
The new headphones (1) headphones were drawn in collaboration with a British hearing brand KEF and present the elegant, transparent design of which nothing has become known. The device itself is a bit volume, even for excessive headset, but it provides an adequate adaptive noise cancellation and transparent modes.
This model also offers an adaptive bass improvement that has met listening to various musical genres.
In addition, the headphones offer an immersive space sound. This creates a 3-D listening experience, which, coupled with the dynamic head tracking, creates a more life-long audio experience.
Bounce is the tempo buttons. Nothing left sensors in favor of a simple button to trigger your AI -Assistant or Chatgpt, if you have the Nothing X app, and a volume roller, which can also be pressed to play, pause and turn on and turn off noise.
Moreover, the roller has a very satisfactory click when you turn it up or down.
The headphones were a bit heavy and tended to slide around as they carried them to do some homework, but were otherwise perfectly comfortable for a long time.
The company claims a long battery life with up to 80 hours of listening, 35 hours if you have a noisy cancellation ignition, and a fast load.
The headset (1) will be available for a pre -order in the United States, Britain, and elsewhere starting on 4 July 2025, for $ 299.
