Nothing Headphone (1) Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over-Ear Headphones with 6 Mics, 80Hrs Playtime, Hi-Res Audio, KEF-Tuned, Spatial Sound, Comfort Fit & Fast Charging, Black

Update: I love these headphones, the Bluetooth is fabulous. Been wearing them every day on my digger and you hardly hear the machine. When you answer a phone call with a backpack blower on the caller can't even here the machine. Wow. The buttons are great and Google AI works just from your voice. I initially bought these because they had some weather resistance to them and they were the only pair that I could find. I work as a gardener using loud machinery and mowers. The noise cancellation is as good if not better than my AirPods and Samsung earbuds. The app for Android is well thought out and you can custom your hearing ability in the app which is a lovely touch. For me the sound quality is perfect there is a very slight muffling on some of the tones but I think this could be down to the weatherproofing of the unit whereas the bose and Sony don't have this option so there sound might be clearer. I don't think this is an issue at all and for the average person in the street these are a perfect set of overear headphones. The one thing I was very surprised about as I listened to the developer talking about these headphones before I bought them and they commented about the placement of the switches and how to use them saying they'd put a lot of thought into these, well I can 100% agree that these are the most logical and easy to use buttons and switches I have ever had on the set of headphones so for this I commend them highly. I also took out Amazon insurance on them as I will be using them outside all year and generally aware my earpods for at least 8 hours each day so these will be very nice not having to have them in my ear. The long and short of it is yes I can highly recommend these overear headphones

I purchased these headphones after watching maybe hundreds of reviews and comparison videos, and I’m really glad I went with them. - Sound: Clear, balanced, and surprisingly crisp when listening DnB, garage etc. The bass has good punch without being muddy, mids come through naturally, and the highs are crisp without harshness. - Design: The design is really unique. They feel lightweight yet premium, def +1 if you care about the looks. - Comfort: The fit is quite cushiony and secure, they don't move around. - Features: Active Noise Cancellation does a solid job for everyday environments, and transparency mode feels natural. Battery life is quite impressive. Overall, they exceeded my expectations. Great sound, standout design, and strong features!!

Incredibly solid headphones, sound quality is amazing, it looks great and I've received a couple compliments on them already. Very easy to set up, pretty much a connect and it works situation with the option to mess around with the eq if you wish. The metal ear cups feel high quality and durable, and the adjustment is linear rather than happening in steps, allowing for a great fit for most head sizes

First impressions are good. Box and case design excellent. Cables good and cans are 70% charged out the box. I had though the large round plastic elements you can see on the photos were buttons, but they're not. Limited to buttons on edge, which work very well. No issues yet. Construction appears quite good. Some odd transitions sounds...but quirky. ANC is, as expected, a bit mediocre. The app is quite interesting. I dont find them heavy or at all uncomfortable. Quite a nice feel. Update after a week or so.

I have been very impressed with these. - Audio - As with most Nothing Audio, capable, highly customisable with advanced EQ, community presets and personalised sound features to test your own hearing and The Nothing X app will adjust tuning to your listening. The audio itself is clear, crisp and can go deep for bass fans. Overall, they are great out of the box, I have been playing heavily with custom EQ and have adjusted to an area I really like, I will upload for community submission when I've tested more. Really full sound out of the box and plenty of customisation to improve for your own hearing. - Battery - No issues. Nothing claims 35hrs playtime with ANC on, 80 off. I've been putting hours into these the days I've been able and only 15-20% Drain. This is with LDAC with some on and Transparency use throughout. NO WORRIES HERE. - Look and build - These may look a bit unconventional (when folded flat in case) but looks fine on the head, but I'm here for the clear look and metal materials used on the rectangle speaker casing. The metal outer perfectly compliments the design of the Phone 4a Pro.

Just amazing design and sound. Love them

These are awesome. Really clear and sound great. Works seamlessly with the Nothing phone which has a great audio set up. Weight is good. Hardly noticed wearing them and the noise cancelling is excellent. Quality feel to them and they look striking, rather than being a sheep like the rest. Fits Great on my head and soft touch with real metal parts. Great price too.

Aesthetically pleasing looking headphones with good ANC. Ideal for indoor listening. Outdoors is ok however for me the sound was quite low. Comfortable for short periods of time as they are quite heavy.

Tardo en llegar pero muy buen producto

Out of the box sound is decent but once you dig into the parametric EQ in the Nothing X app and actually dial in your own curve though, it completely transforms, IMHO ends up sounding better than my mate's Sony XM6 and on par or slightly better than Bose QC Ultra once tuned properly. Having full parametric control rather than just basic presets makes a massive difference. ANC isn't quite flagship level but still does a solid job cutting background noise for the price. Build quality feels premium. Worth the tinkering to unlock what it can really do. Attached the EQ qr(used with personal sound on and bass boost off) that I use to make sound crisp, bring mids forward and bass tighter, enjoy.

The Nothing Headphone (1) is a truly complete wireless headphone. I've tried many headphones that cost significantly more, and they all seemed to have at least one major drawback. Let's start with the sound. Out of the box, they sound somewhat veiled and warm. The treble is relaxed relative to the bass and mids. Surprisingly, the bass isn't excessive, and the mids are well tuned. However, I bought these knowing I wasn't going to settle for the stock tuning. The built-in 8-band parametric EQ is a huge advantage over the competition, which typically offers only fixed-band graphic EQs or, at best, a limited 5-band parametric EQ like the Sennheiser HDB 630. The Moondrop Edge 2 appears to be the only wireless headphone that surpasses these with a 10-band parametric EQ, but its ANC, microphone quality, app refinement, quality control, and build quality aren't on the same level as Nothing's. After dialing in the sound with the parametric EQ, these headphones sound excellent. There are still a few adjustments I'd like to make, but the EQ, while far superior to any fixed-band graphic EQ, still has center-frequency limitations for each band. Overall, I was able to achieve a sound signature that I enjoy more than what I've been able to get from much more expensive headphones using their companion apps, with the exception of the Sennheiser HDB 630. Both the HDB 630 and the Nothing Headphone (1) sound fantastic to my ears after EQ, but the Headphone (1) is significantly cheaper, better built, more comfortable, and offers slightly better ANC, transparency mode, and call quality. Comfort is also very good. They aren't quite as comfortable as my Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones, but they're noticeably more comfortable than the Sony WH-1000XM6. The ear pads have plenty of depth, so my ears don't touch the drivers or experience any pressure. The clamping force is secure without being excessive, unlike the AirPods Max. The headband padding is also adequate, and I didn't notice any significant hot spots. These are a slightly heavier pair of headphones, though, so you're always aware that you're wearing them. The ANC is excellent. It suppresses background noise very effectively without introducing any noticeable hiss. Once music starts playing, outside distractions virtually disappear. Transparency mode is also impressive. Everything sounds natural, although just slightly less clear than real life. I can comfortably hold a conversation while wearing them. The controls are another highlight. I really like the roller button, which provides satisfying tactile feedback for volume adjustments while also functioning as a play/pause control and ANC/transparency toggle. The paddle switch is genius, allowing you to scrub through tracks, skip songs, and answer or end phone calls. The customizable button is also useful—I have mine set to launch Siri with a single press and mute the microphone during phone calls with a press and hold. These headphones include all the features I look for in a modern wireless headset. Bluetooth multipoint lets me stay connected to both my iPhone and MacBook simultaneously, and spatial audio with head tracking is available when I want a more immersive experience while watching videos. Battery life is excellent, delivering over 35 hours with ANC enabled and up to 80 hours with ANC turned off. Finally, the microphone quality is excellent, doing a great job of reducing background noise while keeping my voice clear during calls. At $230 on sale, these headphones are honestly both surprising and refreshing. It's almost embarrassing for the competition that they outperform every other wireless headphone I've tried overall. A large part of that comes down to the onboard 8-band parametric EQ, but it's the combination of excellent sound (after EQ), thoughtful features, strong usability, and competitive pricing that makes the Nothing Headphone (1) such an impressive package.

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One of the best headphones in the market