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Nothing Headphone (a) 2026 New, Adaptive Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth 5.4 ANC Headset with LDAC Hi-Res, 5 HD Mics Ultra Bass via APP, 135 Hours Playtime, White

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Features

  • Dynamic Noise Cancellation Tailored for You: Experience the Nothing Headphone (a) with cutting-edge Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation, utilizing state-of-the-art processors and adaptive microphones to eliminate distractions. The innovative Smart Adaptive Mode adjusts seamlessly to your surroundings, while the Transparency Mode allows ambient sounds for situational awareness. Select from four customizable ANC levels (High/Mid/Low/Adaptive) for a personalized listening journey
  • Endless Listening with Rich Sound Quality: Crafted for 5 HD Mics, our Nothing Headphone (a) Bluetooth Headphones Over the Ear boasts a Spatial Audio with Hi-Res Wireless certification for remarkable clarity and an immersive auditory experience, Noise Cancelling Headphone with impressive battery life of up to 135 hours (75 hours with ANC on). A rapid 5-minute charge delivers 8 hours of playback time (ANC off)
  • Remote Camera Shutter: Control your camera with a simple press of your Wireless Over-Ear headphones. No more running back and forthjust smooth, uninterrupted content creation. Perfect for vlogs, outfit checks, selfies, or group shots. Frame, get into position, and capture instantly.(On Nothing OS: Directly activates the camera; one press to record. On iOS & Android: Quickly capture or control recording if the camera function is already open)
  • Comfort Meets Control: Designed for all-day comfort, the Nothing Headphones Wireless Over Ear features an ergonomic design with memory foam cushions for a secure fit. The Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones design includes an intuitive roller and paddle interface, providing easy access to volume controls, playback, and noise mode switching. The Nothing X app allows for extensive customization, ensuring a continuous, immersive sound experience
  • Built For Your Unique Style: Start with your Personal Sound Profile and immerse yourself in Nothing X APP (with Ultra Bass included). Nothing Active Noise Canceling Headphones with Spatial Audio for concert or cinema-level listening for quick access to your most-used commands

Description

Designed as the adventurous sequel in the Nothing noise cancelling headphones portfolio, Headphone (a) Bluetooth Headphones Over the Ear expands our reach to consumers seeking expression and affordability without compromise. Our Headphones Over Ear featured well-loved tactile controls carry over to provide intuitive and effortless navigation over your media. With tactile buttons at your fingertips, you're always in command — no fumbling, no distractions. Built from the foundation of Nothing's trusted sound quality, Headphone (a) Over Ear Bluetooth delivers clarity and performance you can rely on: LDAC Hi- Res Wireless certification Advanced EQ Spatial audio Audio codec: AAC, SBC, LDAC Active noise cancellation type: Real Time Adaptive ANC Depth: Up to 40dB Transparency Mode: Supported Dual connection: Supported Microphone quantity: 5 mic AAC: Playback with ANC off: Up to 75 hours Playback with ANC on: Up to 135 hours LDAC: Playback with ANC off: Up to 90 hours Playback with ANC on: Up to 62 hours Talk time: Talk time with ANC off: 72 hours Talk time with ANC on : 50 hours Charging time: Type-C Wired charging-to-full time 120 mins Connection range: 10M Bluetooth version: Bluetooth 5.4 water and dust resistance: IP52 Google Fast Pair: Supported Microsoft Swift Pair: Supported In-ear detection: No supported LED charging status: Supported Low Lag Mode: Supported; With Nothing Phone less than 120ms under Game Mode

Brand: Nothing


Color: White


Ear Placement: Over Ear


Form Factor: Over Ear


Impedance: 16 Ohms


Brand Name: Nothing


Model Number: B186


Model Name: Nothing Headphone (a)


Built-In Media: 3.5mm audio cable(1.2M) *1, Carry pouch*1, Headphone*1, USB-C cable(1.2M)*1 (charging & USB Audio), User Manual


Age Range Description: Adult


Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer


Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging


Number of Items: 1


Manufacturer: Nothing


Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm Jack


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Hybrid, USB-C Audio, Wireless


Wireless Technology: Bluetooth 5.4


Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters


Bluetooth Version: 5.4


Color: White


Style Name: Modern


Carrying Case Color: White


Item Weight: 0.68 Pounds


Carrying Case Length: 9.53 Inches


Carrying Case Width: 10.87 Inches


Carrying Case Height: 2.44 Inches


Carrying Case Weight: 0.68 Pounds


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Impedance: 16 Ohms


Noise Control: Hybrid Noise Cancellation


Frequency Response: 20 Hz


Sensitivity: 124.5 dB


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Audio Latency: 120 Milliseconds


Audio Driver Size: 40 Millimeters


Enclosure Material: Plastic


Specific Uses For Product: Entertainment, School, Travel


Antenna Location: Calling, Cycling, Disc Jockey Use, Exercising, Motorcycling


Compatible Devices: Cellphones, Laptops, Tablets, Telephones


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Carrying Case Material: High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE)


Additional Features: Adjustable Headband, Fast Charging, Microphone Included, Noise Cancellation, Rechargeable Battery


Headphones Ear Placement: Over Ear


Headphone Folding Features: Over Ear


Earpiece Shape: Over Ear


Control Type: Button Control, APP Control


Control Method: App


Controller Type: APP, Button


Battery Charge Time: 2 Hours


Battery Average Life: 135 Hours


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I'm 57 and over the years I've owned many headphones, both wired and wireless. Bose, Sony, Sennheiser, Apple, you name it. I always felt that they never really compared to listening to music through good speakers. The best sound from headphones I had were from the Air pods Pro Max, but the noise canceling stopped working on it. I just recently purchased a high-end set or wired headphones (Fosi Audio i5) as well as their DAC Headphone Amp (Fosi Audio ZH3) and they are the BEST I have ever heard. But together they cost about $750, and they are open back, so everyone around you can hear what you are listening to. They are great for home use, but not for public use. So, I needed to buy something to replace my Air pods Pro Max, and this seemed like it would fit the bill. It went on sale for $179 so I pulled the trigger. Boy, am I glad I did. Out of the box, the sound of these (to me anyway) was on par, maybe slightly better than the Air pods Pro Max. The bass was punchy and tight, mids were clear, and the highs were superb without being fatiguing. I saw that there was a firmware update, but I wanted to play some music first to see if I would hear a difference. The firmware update surprisingly did make an audible improvement to the sound. Even tighter and deeper base stood out. The app is simple to use and very powerful. There are two ways to adjust equalization. A basic one where you adjust Bass, Mid, and Treble, or a more advanced one that simulates an 8 band equalizer. There is also bass boost and spatial audio settings. It's a wonderful app. I use the basic EQ, Bass +2, Mid-1, Treble +3 and sounds FANTASTIC. Are they as good as my $750 Fosi Audio setup. No. But I would say they are maybe 75% of the way there, for 1/4 of the cost. They are better than any other set of headphones I have ever owned though. The headphones are lightweight and very comfortable to wear. Even though they are lightweight, they seem pretty durable, but time will tell. I got the white ones, and I think they look sharp. Very modern. It also comes with a USB-C cable, a 1/8" wired connection cable, and even a carrying bag. At $199 they are a fantastic buy, at $179 they are a STEAL! I cannot recommend these any more highly. A great set of headphones! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2026 by Steve R.
    • Great value, awesome sound and ANC, long battery life and LDAC support!
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Preordered item, it arrived on the day of release! Item was nicely packaged and very well-designed. Unboxing was straightforward and figuring out the controls were pretty intuitive— except for the Bluetooth sync button, which is conveniently hidden on the inside of the right cup. After figuring that out, pairing was straightforward. The Nothing X iOS app was also easy to install and step through. There was already a firmware update. After updating the firmware, tested it out and the sound quality was great! Detailed and spacious sound even from closed back dynamic drivers. I was very impressed. For those concerned about bass response, it’s relatively flat with stock settings but there’s options to increase the bass response up to 2x which is quite nice, especially for bass heads. There’s also some custom eq settings available in the app. I listen to a lot of 80s, 90s, Pop, hip-hop, EDM, Liquid DnB, House and Trance— these are great for their price and perfect for this music. LDAC isn’t enabled by default, so it needs to be enabled in the app. Noise canceling is great, very similar to the Sonos Ace and Sennheiser Momentum 4s. Comfort-wise, they’re lightweight tipping at the lower end of the 300g end, so they’re really comfortable for long listening periods. I haven’t fully tested the battery but the specs show it for a long time 100+ hrs, but I believe this is without LDAC enabled (eg using the AAC default codec). I like these much more than my AirPods Max— the AirPods are so heavy in comparison. I would certainly pick this up again in a heartbeat. One other thing to note was that with LDAC support on the Nothing headphones were solid— it was consistent and never stuttered, compared to my Sennheiser Momentum 4s that kept sounding statics and dropping connectivity. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2026 by Anthony R.
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4.5 After a week of consistent use, I'm ready to write a review. I might come back after a month to update my review with more data and experience. I really like these headphones. I've listened to YouTube videos, podcasts, music, and movies. They worked well in all situations. The Look: The first time I saw the design of the headphones, I didn't really like them. I saw them through a high contrast screenshot on a video podcast. The product was announced, but not released yet. However the same people praised the older version of the product. So I set my eyes on the black version, while waiting for reviews. When reviews finally started releasing, it seemed like everyone had the pink version. It looked much softer, sleeker, and prettier than when I first saw it. I really considered getting the pink version, but I'm not a pink person (I'm a purple person). So I got the white version. When I opened the boxed. The white version was much prettier in person. 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