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These new premium headphones have a distinct vibe
Mint Bangalore
|July 16, 2025
Nothing has established a unique design identity, and its Headphone (1) blends style and functionality
It’s barely been five years since its first product, but Nothing has quite the reputation for defying convention with its liberal use of a now-signature retro-transparent look. With the Headphone (1), its first over-the-ear wireless headphones, Nothing is confident these cans will find a place atop your crown, offbeat design notwithstanding. Yet, while Nothing’s earbuds have so far been priced in the mid-range or lower, their first foray into wireless headphones lands at ₹21,999, which then goes up against the likes of Sony, Bose and Sonos. Is it enough to earn Nothing a place on the big-boys’ table, on its first outing? You bet.
At first glance, these headphones look like little else one has seen over the years, a bit of a lovechild of Nothing’s retro-cool design language with the milled aluminum that Apple favours. With transparent cassette tape-like oval outer earcups sitting atop a squared-off aluminum housing, the headphones are available in black or white, both of which are eye-catching. All said, it’s definitely a vibe.
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