Nothing Headphone (1) Wireless Over Ear Headphones with Active Noise Cancelling, Up to 80 Hours of Battery Life, Hi-Res, Spatial Audio, Water Resistance - Black

I really like this headphone, the sound is perfect and it looks so cool. highly recommended.

I returned my xm6 and got this. I love it. It's comfortable and stable multiconnect is really good. I can feel slightly heavy but its worth comparing the extra 30 hours of playback compared to xm6.

Gifted myself for my birthday, looks better when you wear them, fits comfortably, good sound and the noise cancellation is excellent.

Very nice i have used quiet comfortable before now i have purchased this one .this one is really comfortable and really good NC and spatial audio and battery backup is also good 👍 Mostly i like the design 👍

رائعة جدااا شكل جديد ومختلف ورائع وخاصية ختم الضوضاء ممتازه مع صوت صافي وجذاب افضل سماعة اشتريتها حتى الآن قرأت تقييمات عنها بتنص على إنها افضل من السماعات ذات العلامة التجارية الكبيرة والمعروفة

As per expectation.

If you are a music lover and like to hear proper music or enjoy loud music, then this is not the headphones you looking for. The sound is very flat and don't give the punch you expect. The headphone is heavy too. When the NC is on and u walk, you can hear your footsteps bouncing in ur ears. The equalizer is of no use at all. Overall experience is disappointing and not worth the money.

Tardo en llegar pero muy buen producto

I've seen tons of headphones that follow the same safe, monotonous design language. The Nothing Headphone (1) is not one of them. This is Nothing's ambitious first entry into the over-ear headphone market, and it's clear they aimed to do more than just compete. They came to make a statement. After putting the headphones through their paces, I can say they’ve created a product that is as compelling as it is polarizing, blending standout design with features that challenge the top players, though not without a few important caveats. Design & Controls: A Masterclass in Tactile Satisfaction The first thing you'll notice about the Headphone (1) is the design. It's a stunning piece of retro-futuristic industrial art, with unique square-ish earcups, transparent elements, and a high-quality aluminum frame. They feel premium and sturdy, and they will absolutely turn heads. More impressive than the look, however, are the controls. In an era of finicky touch gestures, Nothing has opted for gloriously tactile physical controls. No confusing touch-sensitive pads that screw up the listening experience. There's a satisfying power switch, as well as a "paddle" for skipping tracks. And the star of the show: a metal "roller" for volume. It’s intuitive, precise, and an absolute joy to use. This is, without a doubt, one of the best control schemes on any pair of headphones today. A few things to note on the design front: they're a bit heavier than the best sets from Sony or Bose, and while the memory foam earpads are plush, comfort over long periods might vary depending on head shape. That said, you should almost certainly be good for flights across a few time zones. They also fold flat to make it easy to slide into a backpack, but they don't fold up into a ball, so they aren't the most compact you can get. Personally, I prefer them to fold flat & thin, even if it means taking a wider shape, but to each their own. A huge, unexpected plus is the IP52 rating, offering dust and water resistance that is virtually unheard of in this category, making them a viable option for the gym or a commute in light rain. Sound Quality: A Tale of Two Experiences The sound of the Headphone (1) is complex. Out of the box, the audio, tuned in partnership with high-end audio brand KEF, is clean and clear but can feel a bit reserved or "sterile." It lacks the immediate "wow" factor thumping some might be expecting at this price, but that's where the settings come into play. The magic is unlocked in the Nothing X app, which features one of the most comprehensive and powerful 8-band equalizers available. If you are willing to spend a few minutes tweaking the settings, these headphones absolutely sing. You can dial in a sound profile that is rich, dynamic, and perfectly suited to your tastes. For those who enjoy tinkering, the audio potential is immense. For those who want a perfect plug-and-play experience, the default sound might feel underwhelming. Plus users can share your audio setup with a QR code. This means it's easy to find audiophiles that've made an ideal sound profile for your preferred type of music. This makes the headphones a music junkie's delight! Additionally, although the Bluetooth connection has been perfectly reliable, the headphones come with 3.5mm cable as well, if you want that physical connection for your audio. ANC, Battery, and Features: Punching Above Their Weight The Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is surprisingly potent. It does an excellent job of silencing the consistent, low-frequency drones of planes, trains, and air conditioners, putting it in contention with models that cost significantly more. Battery life is simply phenomenal. Nothing claims up to 80 hours with ANC off and a massive 35-50 hours with ANC on. My experience confirms these numbers are accurate, placing the Headphone (1) at the very top of the class for endurance. In regards to ANC & Battery, these headphones are a superb value, especially at their pricepoint. The Verdict: A Uniquely Compelling Choice for the Right Person The Nothing Headphone (1) is a fantastic and refreshing product. It's not trying to be a direct copy of its competitors; it's forging its own path. It succeeds by offering a truly unique design, the best physical controls on the market, class-leading battery life, and powerful ANC. Who are they for? If you value distinctive design, love the satisfaction of tactile controls, and enjoy personalizing your audio with an EQ, these are an outstanding choice. The excellent battery life and rare water-resistance rating add a layer of practicality that's hard to ignore. Who should look elsewhere? If your top priorities are the very best-in-class comfort, or the most compact design, you may want to look at lighter, more foldable competitors. For those whose priorities align with what Nothing offers, the Headphone (1) is a brilliant debut that delivers style and substance in equal measure.

Le meilleur achat de mon année. Le son est très fidèle. As des basses profondes et de bons médiums. En gros un très bon son pour son prix.

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Hab die Kopfhörer jetzt seit ein paar Tagen in Schwarz. Es wurde jetzt ein neues Software-Update rausgebracht, meiner Meinung nach klingt der Sound jetzt viel besser, den Equalizer trotzdem zu benutzen wär trotzdem zu empfehlen weil der einfach unfassbar gut ist, man kann quasi alles einstellen. Die Geräuschunterdrückung ist zwar nicht die beste aber macht ihren Job gut, da die Kopfhörer auch so gebaut wie sie eben gebaut sind (Ohrcushion geht ziemlich tief und isoliert sehr gut) ist die Geräuschünterdrückung auch wenn sie eigentlich aus ist ziemlich gut. Der Transparenz-Modus funktioniert auch wunderbar, so dass man trotzdem Gespräche führen kann. Die Cushion passen sehr gut, Ohren schwitzen aber ziemlich vor allem beim Sport, da der Stoff nicht so luftdurchlässig ist. Die Cushions sind auch abnehmbar / austauschbar, muss man nur das ganze Teil abziehen, einen Ersatzcushion zu finden könnte schwer werden aber naja sieht man dann. Das Design sieht in echt meiner Meinung nach noch besser aus als auf den Fotos, siehe Bilder. Die Verarbeitung ist hervorragend gut, falls Plastik dran ist sieht & fühlt man es nicht, das kalte Gefühl vom Aluminium gefällt mir sehr. Die Bedienung mit den physischen Tasten ist auch angenehm und simpel, fühlen sich auch sehr gut an. Das Case ist auch gut verarbeitet und sieht genauso elegant aus. Alles in allem, meiner Meinung nach hervorragende Kopfhörer definitiv wert den Preis. Der Hauptkaufpunkt ist das Design & da gibt es keine anderen Kopfhörer die es besser machen.