The Nothing Headphone 1 will likely be available in black and white colour options, while the white variant will likely be replaced by a grey version in the US. The headphones will likely be priced at ...

Final seemingly refuses to let noise cancellation trample over sound quality. Most ANC headphones in this bracket love to kill noise but also flatten the music while they’re at it. The UX3000 SV, ...

The design of Nothing's first ever over-ear headphones, which Nothing has already announced will appear on July 1st 2025 and be called the Headphone (1), appears to have leaked. And they're ...

The Equal Leaks Telegram account posted three apparent Nothing Headphone 1 renders today. These images show a rather peculiar pair of headphones, featuring a two-step design of sorts.

An earlier leak claims the Headphone (1) will be sold for $299 in the US and €299 in Europe. Sales are expected to begin on September 30, two months after the official unveiling.

As seen in the leaked renders and live images, the Nothing Headphone (1) will offer the brand’s signature design elements on the ear cups. The company’s first over-ear style audio accessory ...

Because, well, less ANC when you don’t need it means that the audio can sound more accurate to the original. Additionally, the headphones support a noise-cancellation-only mode — a surprisingly rare ...

My expensive (and awesome) pair of Apple AirPods Max headphones were bricked, so I put them in the freezer for 15 minutes and they worked again!

So you've got your shiny new wireless headphones, and they're all connected up to your Android phone. You open Spotify, get that 25-hour Pop Punk playlist running, and set off for some on-the-go ...

If you often wear noise-cancelling headphones to block out the outside world without listening to music, Final’s latest wireless over-ears could be worth a look. The new UX3000 SV have a ...

Tech Audio Headphones I tried Huawei’s FreeBuds 6 headphones and they sound almost as good as high-end speakers Huawei’s new open-fit earbuds sound better than ever, but they’re still not ...