The headphones threatening the strongest brands in the market

Nothing has launched its most expensive headphones yet, the Headphone (1) Pro, priced at around 1,300 NIS. The headphones offer high-quality sound in collaboration with KEF, adaptive noise cancellation, a battery life of up to 68 hours, and a unique transparent design, but suffer from a bulky case and sluggish proximity sensors.

British company Nothing has launched the Headphone (1) Pro, its most expensive over-ear headphones, priced at around 1,300 NIS in Israel. The headphones deliver a premium experience with rich, detailed sound thanks to a collaboration with KEF, a three-driver array, and adaptive noise cancellation with ten microphones. The battery provides up to 30 hours with active noise cancellation and 68 hours without, with fast charging of five minutes for two hours of listening. The unique transparent design attracts attention, but the headphones are heavy (327 grams) and require adjustment. The bulky case (383.5 grams) without dedicated compartments is a notable drawback. Main competitors include Apple AirPods Max 2 (around 2,000 NIS), Sonos Ace Ultra (around 1,700 NIS), and Sony WH-1000XM6 (around 1,170 NIS). The article notes that the headphones offer good value but are not cheap, and are suitable for audio enthusiasts.