It’s probably safe to say that most wireless headphones nowadays come with similar aesthetics, although every now and then we see certain brands take a more interesting approach to design. Take for example Nothing, which has decided to shake things up a bit with the Nothing Headphone (1). The headphones pack a lot of essentials, and they’re also cheaper at the moment, with as much as 27% off from their usual price.
Designed in collaboration with audio brand KEF, the Headphone (1) features custom-built 40mm dynamic drivers alongside support for on-device spatialization, head tracking, Hi-Res Audio support, LDAC, USB-C lossless playback, and connectivity via a 3.5mm jack which lets users listen to their music using a wired connection.
As with most other wireless headphones, you’re also getting active noise cancellation, in addition to around 35 hours of playback with ANC, and quick switching between audio apps. You can check out the deal using this link.
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