Nothing has launched the Headphone 1 Pro, a $399 flagship over-ear headphone designed with studio production in mind. The company enlisted Metropolis Studios for audio tuning to position the device as both a professional tool and consumer headphone.
The Headphone 1 Pro arrives as Nothing expands its audio lineup following the release of the $199 Headphone A and sub-$100 Ear 3A earbuds. Each ear cup houses three drivers, contributing to the headphones' studio-focused audio profile.
Nothing's design language remains consistent across the new flagship, maintaining the minimalist aesthetic established by its previous audio products. The $399 price point positions the Headphone 1 Pro between Nothing's existing consumer offerings and premium competitor segments.
The studio tuning partnership with Metropolis Studios signals the company's intent to appeal to audio professionals while retaining everyday usability. Nothing has positioned the headphones as capable of handling both professional production work and casual listening during commutes.
The Headphone 1 Pro represents Nothing's continued investment in audio hardware after delivering successful budget and mid-range options earlier this year.
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