Nothing Headphone (a) Review: The Superior Option for Design and Button Enthusiasts

Nothing Headphone (a) review: The superior option for design and button enthusiasts

The Nothing Headphone (a) are here, and beyond their distinctive design, they offer fantastic battery life and value for the price.

Nothing Headphone (a) adds more bass, color, 135-hour battery life for $199

Following up on its first over-ear headphones released last year, Nothing has just announced Headphone (a) as a more affordable...

British startup Nothing reveals all-new Headphone (a) with 135-hour battery life and a surprising price

Nothing Headphone (a) is a wallet-friendly pair of noise-cancelling headphones that promise a five-day battery life, Spatial Audio support, and water resistance. It's only the second pair of over-ear headphones ever launched by this plucky British startup, following in the footsteps of the £299 Nothing Headphone (1) from last summer. The London-based technology firm already uses the (a) moniker to differentiate its more affordable earbuds and sm…

Nothing Headphone (a) hands-on: I tried the mid-range over-ears from Nothing

Nothing officially announced the $199 Headphone (a) at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The new over-ears promise 135 hours of battery.

Nothing’s Headphone A are something worth considering

The Headphone A keep the shape and style of Nothing’s over-ear design, but with an opaque instead of transparent case. After the release of the Headphone 1 last year - Nothing's first over-ear headphones - the company is back with the Headphone A. They're a slimmed-down over-ear option that keep the Nothing design aesthetic and excellent controls while decreasing the weight and bumping battery life up to a maximum of 135 hours. There are some c…

The Nothing Headphone (a) are here, and they rock — here are 5 things you need to know about them

Nothing's new noise-cancelling headphones are half the price of the Headphone (1), but far from half the quality