"Nothing says these headphones will last over five days on a single charge. That's not five days of regular use, working out to several hours each day or whatever. It claims 135 hours of life per charge. As a comparison, Sony's WH-CH520 headphones, which are praised for great battery life, last around 50 hours."
"Nothing boasts that the headphones can get five hours of juice from just five minutes at the outlet. They are also on the lighter side, at 310 grams, with breathable memory foam cushions that promise a 'tailored, snug fit and all-day comfort for every user.'"
"This new model includes the same tactile controls of the Headphone 1, with buttons, paddles and a roller. This offers a more sensitive way to adjust the volume and skip tracks. A button even lets users swap through different streaming and podcast apps without having to break out the phone."
"The Headphone (a) includes adaptive ANC that makes adjustments depending on ambient noise. This is further assisted by three microphones that monitor for external sounds. They can also approximate spatial audio and integrate with the Nothing X app, which features an equalizer and other goodies."
Nothing introduced new over-ear headphones as a budget alternative to the Headphone 1, featuring a similar design with expanded color options: yellow, pink, white, and black. The standout feature is exceptional battery life—135 hours per charge, significantly exceeding competitors like Sony's WH-CH520 at 50 hours. The headphones weigh 310 grams with breathable memory foam cushions for comfort. They support five-minute fast charging for five hours of use. Tactile controls include buttons, paddles, and a roller for volume and track adjustment. Additional features include adaptive ANC with three microphones, spatial audio approximation, and integration with the Nothing X app for equalization. Preorders are available with March 13 shipment dates.
Read at Engadget
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