Here's an update to our Nothing Headphone (1) review.

Product Features & Performance - Nothing Headphone 1 features a unique design that may appear cheesy to some [1] - The headphone includes a roller wheel for volume and pausing, a paddle switch for skipping tracks, and a customizable action button [2] - The noise cancelling is effective in blocking out city noise and subway hums [2] - Audio quality is impressive for the price, holding its own among most flagship headphones [3] - Battery life is good, lasting up to 35 hours with noise cancelling on [5] Usability & Design Flaws - The ear pads are not the favorite texture, and they aren't removable [1] - The headphone's folding design can lead to confusion when taking them out of the case [4] - The analog audio jack is useless when the battery dies [5] Pricing & Competition - At $299, the Nothing Headphone offers good sound and effective noise cancelling that competes with more expensive headphones [6] - Audio quality doesn't surpass the AirPods Max [3]