Nothing Headphone 1 hit lowest price yet at $189

Nothing's debut over-ear headphones have dropped to $189 on Amazon, marking their steepest discount to date. At that price, they undercut their usual retail window of $240–$299 and rival many discounted headphones you'd see during major sales events.

Design and Build#

The Nothing Headphone 1 stands out for its retro-inspired transparent shell, which lets you see the internal mechanisms and circuitry. Beyond the eye-catching look, the headphones feature plush ear pads designed for extended wear and a control paddle button for managing playback.

Features and Performance#

These headphones pack capabilities typically reserved for pricier models, including active noise cancellation and spatial audio with head tracking. Sound quality ranks as a strong point, and the combination of noise cancellation with audio tuning makes them competitive even against more expensive alternatives.

Limitations to Know#

The headphones do have some drawbacks worth considering. Multipoint pairing—letting you switch seamlessly between multiple devices—isn't available. Additionally, the 3.5mm analog jack only works when the headphones are actively charged, which limits its practical usefulness.

For the full breakdown, check out The Verge's detailed review.

Find them now at Amazon.