I got to try the Nothing Headphone (1). Here's what I found after using them for a week.

Product Features & Design - Nothing's new headphone stands out with a unique design, though the plastic piece and rectangular shape might appear cheesy in person [1][5] - The headphone features a roller wheel for volume and pausing, a paddle switch for skipping tracks, and a customizable action button [2] - The case is slim but prone to collecting fur [4] Audio Performance - Audio quality is impressive for the price, holding its own among most flagship headphones, though not surpassing AirPods Max [3][5] - Noise cancelling is effective, blocking out city noise and subway hums [2][5] - Voice call quality is poor in noisy environments, making it difficult for others to understand the user [3] Battery & Accessories - Battery life is good, lasting up to 35 hours with ANC on, comparable to most headphones [4] - It includes USBC and a 35% mm cable, but the analog audio jack is useless when the battery dies [4] Pricing & Value Proposition - At $299, the Nothing Headphone offers good value with its unique design, sound, and noise cancelling [5] - The $200 savings compared to more expensive headphones might be a consideration if voice call quality isn't a priority [5]