Nothing unveiled the Headphone Pro, a new audio accessory, featuring a triple-driver setup. The device's construction incorporates glass, titanium, and aluminium materials.
Specifically, the Headphone Pro employs a 40mm dynamic driver for bass, alongside a second precision dynamic driver and an xMEMS driver for treble. Users can experience Dynamic Spatial Audio with head tracking capabilities.
Noise cancellation is managed by ten microphones, allowing the unit to reduce ambient noise by as much as 46dB. Connectivity options include support for AAC, SBC, LDAC, and LC3 codecs.
Weighing 327g, the Headphone Pro comes in Black and White colourways. The unit carries an IP52 rating for durability.
Furthermore, the Headphone Pro supports Bluetooth 6.1, Google Fast Pair, and Microsoft Swift Pair. Powering the device is a 1,060mAh battery.
Battery longevity estimates show up to 30 hours with ANC active, extending to 68 hours when ANC is switched off. The Headphone 1 Pro, as reported elsewhere, is priced at $399.
Another report noted the Headphone 1 Pro features a triple-driver design, Auracast, and a Flat EQ switch. The Flat EQ switch on the Headphone 1 Pro permits hearing mixes without any tonal colouring.
The Headphone 1 Pro supports high-resolution audio via LDAC, both wired and wireless, up to 24-bit/96kHz. For wired connections, the Headphone 1 Pro supports lossless audio over USB-C up to 24-bit/192kHz.
The ANC capability of the Headphone 1 Pro blocks low-end rumbling sounds, such as those from air conditioning units or street traffic. Confirmation of the IP52 rating was also provided for the Headphone 1 Pro.
The Headphone 1 Pro offers up to 30 hours of battery life with ANC engaged, or up to 68 hours when ANC is deactivated.
