I got to try Nothing's new headphone 1. Here's what I found after using them for a week. These do stick out from other Bluetooth headphones.They look cool here, but I think in person they might look a little cheesy with this plastic piece and rectangular shape. They are comfortable even after wearing all day. But the ear pads are not my favorite texture, and they aren't removable.The most interesting part to me is the controls. This roller wheel is for volume and pausing music. The paddle switch skips track ...

Core Insights - Ceva and Nothing have announced a collaboration to integrate Ceva's RealSpace® Spatial Audio Software into Nothing's upcoming audio products, including the Nothing Headphone (1) [1][2][4] - This partnership aims to enhance the listening experience by providing cinematic 3D sound with dynamic head tracking, aligning with Nothing's design-first approach [4][5][6] Company Overview - Nothing, founded in London in 2020, focuses on creating innovative consumer technology that emphasizes design and user experience, having sold over 10 million devices and generated over $1 billion in lifetime revenue [7] - Ceva, Inc. specializes in silicon and software IP for smart edge applications, powering over 19 billion smart edge products globally, including advanced wireless communications and Edge AI technologies [9][10] Product Details - The Nothing Headphone (1) represents Nothing's first entry into the over-ear audio device market, aiming to deliver an immersive audio experience [1][2][4] - Ceva's RealSpace technology is designed for low power consumption and efficient integration into wireless audio devices, enhancing the overall audio experience [5][6] Strategic Goals - The collaboration is part of Nothing's mission to redefine user engagement with audio across music, movies, and games, leveraging Ceva's spatial audio technology [4][6] - Both companies aim to push the boundaries of audio technology, creating a more emotional and immersive listening experience for users [5][6]

I got to try Nothing's new headphone one. Here's what I found after using them for a week. No, I just think so.These do stick out from other Bluetooth headphones. They look cool here, but I think in person they might look a little cheesy with this plastic piece and rectangular shape. They are comfortable even after wearing all day, but the ear pads are not my favorite texture and they aren't removable.The most interesting part to me is the controls. This roller wheel is for volume and pausing music. The pad ...