Nothing’s first pair of over-ear headphones, fittingly called the Nothing Headphones (1), now has a full spec sheet, thanks to a report from Android Headlines. The company had already confirmed last month that its debut over-ears were coming sometime this summer. Now, ahead of the official announcement on July 1, we have more details about it.
Nothing Headphone (1) Specifications
Physically, the headphones are on the larger side. The headset itself measures 173.85 x 78 x 189.25 mm and weighs 329g, while the unusually large carrying case comes in at 220 x 220 x 52 mm and weighs 264g.
The sound setup centers around 40mm dynamic drivers with a 16-ohm impedance and a PU diaphragm with a nickel coating. The audio is “sound by KEF,” a UK-based high-end audio brand known for its loudspeakers.
The collaboration implies some level of tuning or partnership, though how deep it goes remains to be seen. The audio device will also have adaptive bass enhancement, spatial audio, and 8-band custom EQ settings.
For wireless audio, the headphones support AAC, SBC, and LDAC, covering both standard and high-resolution audio codecs. Active noise cancellation (ANC) tops out at 42dB and supports a 2,000Hz frequency range, along with a transparency mode.
There are three forms of physical control: a roll mechanism, a paddle, and a button. Connectivity is via Bluetooth 5.3 and supported by the Nothing X companion app on Android and iOS.
As for the battery, the Headphones (1) have a 1,040mAh battery that offers up to 80 hours of playback with ANC off (using AAC), dropping to 35 hours with ANC on. LDAC cuts that down to 54 and 30 hours, respectively. Nothing claims a 5-minute charge provides up to 5 hours of playback (ANC off), or 2.4 hours (ANC on).
Feature that round out the package includes Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair, dual device connection, a personal sound profile, on-head detection, Find My Device support, a low lag mode for gaming or video, and a charging status LED.
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