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Nothing Headphone (1) gets a big Amazon price cut to $219
Sep 2, 2026 — 12:17 PM ET
Amazon has knocked $80 off the Nothing Headphone (1), dropping the price to $219 from its $299 recommended retail price. That’s a 27% discount off RRP, and it’s a strong chance to grab these over-ear ANC headphones for a lot less than usual.
The only time they were cheaper was during the Prime Day sale, and even then, they were only $6 lower, so this deal gets very close to that low without waiting for another major sales event.
The Nothing Headphone (1) stands out right away with Nothing’s transparent, design-first look, but there’s more here than style. They use custom 40mm drivers and are acoustically tuned with KEF. You also get app-based sound personalization, EQ options, and personal sound profiling, so you can adjust the audio to fit what you like to hear.
Battery life is one of the biggest highlights. Nothing rates them at about 35 hours with active noise canceling on, and up to 80 hours with ANC off. Noise canceling and transparency mode are both described as strong for the price, and the sound is often called full, bassy, and customizable.
Another feature people tend to like is the physical control setup. Instead of relying only on touch controls, the Nothing Headphone (1) uses buttons and other tactile controls that many find more precise.
At $219, this is a very appealing price for a design-forward pair of wireless ANC headphones with long battery life and lots of sound-tuning options.
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