# Tom’s Guide Reviews the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro Over-Ear Headphones (Reported at $399)

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Published on Savlume: 2026-10-12T10:53:18.599Z
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Source publication time: 2026-10-12T07:30:00.000Z
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Tom’s Guide has published a review of the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro, listing a reported price of $399. In the author's testing, these closed-back headphones delivered powerful bass, crisp treble via a triple-driver setup, high comfort during six-hour sessions, and extensive EQ customization through the Nothing X app, making them a strong match for bass fans and sci-fi design enthusiasts. However, the reviewer noted drawbacks including a bulky carrying case, some hard-to-reach controls, and active noise cancellation that trails behind Bose and Sony competitors. Retail availability, specific merchants, shipping fees, warranty terms, and current stock are unspecified in the report.

## Media review

Tom's Guide's reviewer awards the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro an overall 4/5, praising its sound quality, comfort, design, EQ options, and battery life while criticizing the bulky case, awkward controls, and ANC performance against some rivals.

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- Source-reported strength: The reviewer reports a warm, full-bodied sound and a wide soundstage, supported by a triple-driver setup.
- Source-reported strength: The reviewer found the headphones comfortable after around six hours of wear.
- Source-reported strength: The source reports up to 68 hours of battery life with ANC off and extensive EQ customization in the app.
- Source-reported limitation: The reviewer says the case is bulky and weighs 13.52 ounces.
- Source-reported limitation: The reviewer reports that some controls are difficult to reach or easy to activate accidentally.
- Source-reported limitation: The review finds ANC weaker than some competing models, including the Bose QuietComfort Headphones (2nd Gen).

### How long does the battery last?

The source lists up to 68 hours with ANC off and 30 hours with ANC on; with LDAC, it lists 53 hours with ANC off and 28 hours with ANC on.

### How does the reviewer assess noise cancellation?

The reviewer says ANC handles idle chatter but lets some louder sounds through, and is weaker than the Bose QuietComfort Headphones (2nd Gen) and AKG N9 Hybrid.
## Evidence and sources

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Tom’s Guide: https://www.tomsguide.com/audio/over-ear-headphones/nothing-headphone-1-pro-review

Purchase destination: https://amazon.com/Nothing-Headphone-Cancelling-Triple-Driver/dp/B0H97W3QL8/

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