Nothing launches its most expensive headphones with triple drivers
Nothing has launched its new flagship Headphones (1) Pro at a price of $399.
Triple driver audio setup
The new model features three tuned drivers instead of the standard single driver found in similar devices. One driver handles bass frequencies while another covers mids and an xMEMS unit manages high frequencies. This configuration aims to replace two separate pairs of headphones for different listening scenarios.
High price and weight concerns
Reviewers note that the device is very heavy and comes with a chunky carrying case. The retail price is set at $399 or £349, which marks it as the company's priciest product yet. Despite the cost, the headphones include high-resolution wired and wireless audio capabilities.
Advanced noise cancellation features
The device includes ten active noise cancellation microphones alongside smart spatial audio technology. A transparency mode is also available for users who need to hear their surroundings. The review concludes that the sound quality is sonically gifted despite the physical drawbacks.
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