Amazon has made the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro a limited-time deal at £249, its first cut since launching on 29 September.
Six weeks on from its £349 launch price, the drop saves you £100, or 29%, on Nothing’s flagship over-ear headphones, the pair that brings triple drivers, adaptive noise cancelling and studio-tuned sound together in one titanium and aluminium frame.
Nothing Headphone (1) Pro drops to £249 on Amazon
At £249, the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro suits listeners who want studio-level detail and serious noise cancelling in one well-priced package.
Anyone weighing up the best headphones 2026 has to offer now has a fresh case to consider, as taking £100 off a pair launched this autumn brings the Headphone (1) Pro down to £249 without a wait for the January sales.
Much of that case comes from inside each earcup, where a 40mm bass driver, a precision driver for vocals and an xMEMS treble driver each handle their own part of the frequency range, giving you deeper bass and sharper vocals at once.
Those drivers get a studio workout through the Flat EQ switch, tuned by engineers at London’s Metropolis Studios to play the raw track for reviewing, producing or mixing. Switch it off and five Dynamic Spatial Audio modes, from Studio B to Concert Hall, take over.
Outside the studio, ten microphones read your surroundings and adjust up to 46dB of adaptive noise cancellation, with an 8mm silicone baffle wall sealing out leakage, a pairing that puts it in the conversation for the best noise cancelling headphones 2026 has produced.
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Long journeys are well covered too, with up to 68 hours of playback with ANC off and four hours from just five minutes on charge, while the hardshell case keeps the Headphone (1) Pro protected between trips.
The case protects a build that feels worth protecting, with aluminium earcups carved from a single block, titanium alloy arms 45% lighter than the original Headphone (1)’s, and 9H Panda Glass on the outside to resist scratches.
At £249, the Nothing Headphone (1) Pro suits listeners who want studio-level detail and serious noise cancelling in one pair, and with Amazon flagging this as a limited-time deal, the first discount since launch is the moment to pick up a pair.
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