Nothing Headphone (1) Headphones exposed: Split design + 3.5mm interface

Recently, notebookcheck exposed the rendering of Nothing's first headphone Headphone(1), whose breakthrough split structure has attracted industry attention. The main body consists of a translucent oval panel and a matte rectangular base. The former integrates a microphone and noise reduction sensor, while the latter accommodates physical buttons and interfaces, completely subverting the traditional headphone form. In order to be compatible with wired audio needs, the right base retains a 3.5mm interface, the oval earmuffs echo the base design, and the adjustable headband adapts to various head shapes.

Although core parameters such as battery life and driver units have not yet been announced, price information has been leaked in advance: the US market price is US$309 (approximately RMB 2,240), and the European and British prices are 299 euros and 299 pounds respectively. It is worth noting that this pricing strategy continues the mid-to-high-end positioning of the Nothing brand and has a significant recognition advantage over its competitors.

At the same time, Nothing officially confirmed that it will hold a press conference on July 1 to officially launch the product. The leak of the renderings coincided with the simultaneous exposure of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 foldable screen phone, and the consumer electronics market may usher in a new round of design innovation. With the first large-scale application of transparent elements in the field of headphones, whether Nothing Headphone(1) can replicate the sales myth of the Nothing headphone series will become the focus of the industry in the second half of the year.