<\/p>\n The new cans house a set of 40mm titanium-coated drivers, boasting a “strong and durable structure” for delivering a “powerful, distortion-free sound”, with support for the hi-res LDAC <\/a>Bluetooth codec for wireless streaming up to 32-bit\/96 kHz.<\/p>\n You may like<\/p>\n Noise cancelling is on board, with the sophomore over-ears providing a variety of distinct flavours: standard noise cancelling sits alongside a transparency mode for letting more of the outside world pass into your lugs, while a hybrid ANC setting adapts noise cancellation in real time based on the surroundings and the fit of your headphones.<\/p>\n \n (Image credit: Nothing)<\/p>\n The big headline grabber on the features front is battery life. The Headphone (a) will furnish you with a rather staggering 135 hours of playback with ANC switched off, while a five-minute quick charge will provide around five hours of further listening in a pinch. At any price, we’re struggling to think of a pair of wireless headphones that can match those numbers.<\/p>\n The Headphone (a) sport a similar aesthetic as the the established Headphone (1), albeit with rounded earcups which now boast a splash of extra colour.<\/p>\n The new over-ears opt for a combination of three main control types: a roller, a paddle and a customisable button, while a memory foam headband and earcups are designed for greater user comfort.<\/p>\n The Nothing Headphone (a) are available now, priced at \u00a3149 \/ \u20ac159, a good deal cheaper than the \u00a3299 \/ $299 \/ AU$549 of the standard Headphone (1). White, black and pink earcup finishes are on the menu, as well as a natty limited edition yellow colourway arriving on April 6th.<\/p>\n MORE:<\/p>\n We tested three excellent DACs in a head-to-head \u2013 and found the ultimate desktop upgrade<\/a><\/p>\n Now Playing: discover the 6 test room bangers soundtracking our March<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Nothing](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ie\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/03\/uoqZLUpBeMHGatJoGmzoaB.jpg\")
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