🎧 Nothing Headphone (1) 迎来首次独立降价，在亚马逊和Nothing官网均以269美元（原价299美元）的优惠价格销售，节省30美元，为用户提供了以更低成本体验该产品的机会。

🔋 在用户体验方面，Nothing Headphone (1) 的电池续航和多平台连接能力表现突出，尤其是在性价比方面具有一定优势，使其成为一个不错的选择。

🔊 尽管在音质、降噪和多点连接方面与Bose、Sony和AirPods Max等高端耳机存在差距，但Nothing Headphone (1) 仍提供了动态音效，且自适应降噪效果超出预期，通过均衡器调整可获得更好的听感。

✨ 该耳机拥有独特且具有辨识度的透明设计，以及创新的触感式按键控制，为用户提供了与众不同的使用体验，适合追求个性和新颖设计的消费者。

💧 Nothing Headphone (1) 具备IP54级别的防水防尘能力，增加了其耐用性和使用场景的灵活性，使其在日常通勤或轻度户外活动中也能安心使用。

Save $30: Grab the Nothing Headphone (1) on sale for just $269 as of Aug. 18. At Amazon, the 10% discount on the $299 headphones is a lightning deal, but you can also find them on sale at Nothing's website.

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The Nothing Headphone (1) hit the market just over a month ago, and already, they're getting their first standalone deal.

As of Aug. 18, you can grab both colorways of the Nothing Headphone (1) at Amazon for $269 as a lightning deal, shaving $30 off their $299 price tag. If you happen to miss this deal, I also spotted the headphones on sale on Nothing's website.

Though a $30 markdown isn't huge, relatively speaking, it's decent for these headphones. (I stipulate that these are the headphones' first standalone deal because Amazon did run a buy one, get one 50% with the Nothing Phone (3) closer to both products' release dates). Besides being brand new, they're also priced significantly lower than other flagship headphones: the Bose QuietComfort Ultra and Sony WH-1000XM6's will run you $450 at full price, with AirPods Max costing $549. That said, the price discrepancies aren't totally without reason. In his comparison of all four headphones, Mashable contributor Alex Bracetti found that while the Nothing headphones stood out for their battery life, multiplatform connectivity, and from a pure value perspective, other options were better for their sound performance, overall noise cancellation, and multipoint connectivity.

That's not to say Nothing doesn't have anything to offer in any of those areas — in his full review of the Nothing headphones, Bracetti notes that their sound is dynamic, especially with some equalizer adjustments, and he found their adaptive noise cancellation to perform better than expected.

Of course, there's also the matter of the polarizing design. If it's your vibe, it might be hard to resist this deal. However, I will say as someone who tested these headphones briefly — if you prefer a lightweight pair of headphones, you'll want to steer clear. However, I did find their unique tactile on-ear button controls a smart alternative to anyone who prefers button controls. They're also IP54 water- and dust- resistant.