Nothing has officially unveiled its flagship over ear headphones, the Headphone (1) Pro. The new model features triple drivers, improved active noise cancellation with a 10 microphone setup, and a premium construction using glass and titanium.

The Headphone (1) Pro features a 40mm dynamic driver for bass, another precision dynamic driver, and an xMEMS driver with a silicone diaphragm designed for treble.

The headphones support Dynamic Spatial Audio with head tracking and several listening modes, including Standard, Live House, Club, Concert Hall, and a special mode based on Studio B by Metropolis Studios. They also carry Hi Res Audio certification.

Nothing has upgraded the active noise cancellation using 10 microphones. The company claims the headphones can provide up to 46 dB of noise reduction.

The Headphone (1) Pro retains a similar design to the original Headphone (1), but now features a scratch resistant glass enclosure on the outside. The headphones also use lightweight titanium and an aluminium frame.

Nothing has increased the padding thickness, while the headband is now 10% wider than before. The ear cups are more flexible, and the cushions are claimed to be softer for improved comfort.

The Headphone (1) Pro has an IP52 rating and tactile switches. A dedicated Switch button allows users to toggle the Flat EQ. Supported codecs include AAC, SBC, LDAC, and LC3.

For connectivity, the headphones support Bluetooth 6.1, Google Fast Pair, and Microsoft Swift Pair. They also offer instant setup on Apple devices, dual connectivity, a low latency mode, and auto wear detection.

Nothing says the 1,060mAh battery can provide up to 30 hours of use with ANC enabled and up to 68 hours with ANC disabled. Fast charging is supported through USB C.

The Headphone (1) Pro comes in Black and White and weighs 327g. Nothing also includes a padded carrying case with the headphones.