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Nothing Headphone (1)'s price in Europe leaks

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Vlad 18 June 2025

Nothing Headphones Rumors

Nothing is getting into the over-ear headphone business. It will unveil the Headphone (1) on July 1 at its launch event where it will also make the Phone (3) official. Both the phone and the headphones will be offered in the US officially, and a past rumor told us to expect the Nothing Headphone (1) to be priced at $299.

But what about Europe? Specifically, the Eurozone. If you live there you are surely used to a price like $299 magically transforming into €399 or even €449, so you may have been expecting something similar here. But according to a new rumor, you'd be wrong.

Nothing Headphone (1)'s price in Europe leaks

The Nothing Headphone (1) will allegedly go for €299. In the UK, it will be £299, and in the US this new source claims it will actually be $309, $10 more than what the last leak said. The device will apparently be available in white and black in Europe and the UK, and in grey and black in the US.

Specs are still unclear, but the Headphone (1) has been developed in partnership with KEF, so sound quality should be high. We also expect ANC, a transparency mode, and a very Nothing design language of course.

Source (in French)

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  • pl2rts
  • Sk2
  • 21 Jun 2025

Wikipedia use to be a trusted site but they lost their trust long ago with their constant rewriting history and so on. If i do any research then wikipedia is a site i wont visit as i will not risk it with their fake everything in there

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  • Snelle
  • Ibx
  • 20 Jun 2025

My previous comment was from online research of the company's history and here is that link to peruse : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing_(company).

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  • pl2rts
  • Sk2
  • 20 Jun 2025

Well for me it's Chinese even tough the office of the brand is in London. They use their parent brand as BBK and all their connections and factories to make all their product and also connections to markets like China and India to have the pho...

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