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Nothing Headphone 1 has launched with its funky design twist, premium audio features tuned by KEF and looking to compete with Sony and Apple’s.
Nothing has introduced its first over-the-ear headphones with a funky design
Nothing Phone 3 has been unveiled and the brand has also launched its first-ever headphones called Nothing Headphone 1. The new product vies for a spot in the premium table where you have giants like Sony, Bose and even Apple to some extent.
The Headphone 1 leaks that showed the funky design has actually come true and the product does have this unique twist to its look, nothing like we have seen in this segment till date. People might have differing views on the design but it is here and Nothing is bringing it to the market.
Nothing Headphone 1 Price In India
Nothing Headphone 1 is priced in India at Rs 21,999 and you can get the new cans in black and white colours. There will be special launch offer discounts that will bring the final price lower. The Headphone 1 sale in India starts from July 15 onwards across channels.
Nothing Headphone 1 Features
The design of the Headphone 1 is sure to raise some eyebrows but the transparent ID is once again in play. The earbuds have a cassette-like module which is merely there for the looks. But you do get functional buttons on the side which Nothing claims is easy to access for all the controls.
The Headphone 1 comes with 40mm drivers tuned by KEF that is partnering with Nothing for the audio products. The over-the-ear headphones offer adaptive bass upgrades, and support for features like spatial audio and on-ear detection to stop/start music playback.
The company is letting you access music in LDAC, AAC and SBC codecs that most premium headphones support. The headphone works through the Nothing X app to customise the features, ANC levels and even tune the audio to your personal needs.
The Headphone 1 comes loaded with a 1,040mAh battery that gets fast charging support and claimed battery life of up to 54 hours on a single charge.
S Aadeetya, Special Correspondent at News18 Tech, accidentally got into journalism 10 years ago, and since then, has been part of established media houses covering the latest trends in technology and helping fr…Read More
S Aadeetya, Special Correspondent at News18 Tech, accidentally got into journalism 10 years ago, and since then, has been part of established media houses covering the latest trends in technology and helping fr… Read More
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