The Nothing (1) Headset Is Discounted for Black Friday

"If you're looking for an excellent pair of over-ear headphones that stand out in both their sound quality and looks, the Nothing Headphone (1) is currently marked down to just $239 on Amazon, a 20 percent discount from its usual price. It's one of our favorite wireless headsets, earning the title "Best Looking" while still sounding almost as good as some headsets at twice the price."

"The Nothing Headphone (1) has basically every feature you'd expect from a much higher-end offering, including high-resolution audio, the ability to connect to and remember multiple devices, and even object-based surround for watching a movie on a long flight. They're all controlled through the Nothing app, which is available for both iOS and Android. Sound quality is excellent, partially thanks to a collaboration with British speaker maker KEF, and these 40-mm drivers have excellent low-mid performance that gives them a unique pop."

"They have quite a few thoughtful design touches that make them easy to love. A small red dot on the right ear cup makes sure they always go on your head the right way, rather than trying to read a little letter on the inside of a band. The physical controls, a clicky wheel and a flicky knob, combine to open up a surprising amount of interaction, which our reviewer Parker Hall called "some of the best and most intuitive controls ever designed.""

The Nothing Headphone (1) combines striking design with strong audio performance and broad feature support. The headphones include high-resolution audio, multi-device pairing and memory, and object-based surround for media playback. Collaboration with KEF and 40-mm drivers produces notable low-mid response and a distinctive sonic character. Active noise canceling is solid but not class-leading; fit and passive isolation help compensate. Physical controls—a clicky wheel and a flicky knob—provide extensive, intuitive interaction. The headphones are managed via the Nothing app on iOS and Android and are available in black and white, currently discounted to $239 on Amazon.

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