Nothing Is Getting Roasted for Copying the AirPods Max Bra Case
Nothing’s new wireless headphones, the Headphone 1 Pro, have a few notable upgrades: a three-driver system, pro features for audio mixing, and an updated design with premium materials, amongst others. But a lot of attention is being directed not at those upgrades but instead at… the carrying case. Having seen and used a lot of carrying cases for wireless headphones, this case is definitely something.
- ▪Nothing’s new wireless headphones, the Headphone 1 Pro, have a few notable upgrades: a three-driver system, pro features for audio mixing, and an updated design with premium materials, amongst others.
- ▪But a lot of attention is being directed not at those upgrades but instead at… the carrying case.
- ▪Having seen and used a lot of carrying cases for wireless headphones, this case is definitely something.
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| Publication time | Tue, 29 Sep 2026 14:20:09 +0000 |
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Nothing’s new wireless headphones, the Headphone 1 Pro, have a few notable upgrades: a three-driver system, pro features for audio mixing, and an updated design with premium materials, amongst others. But a lot of attention is being directed not at those upgrades but instead at… the carrying case. See Nothing Headphone (1) Pro at Amazon Not just any carrying case, this carrying case: “what if we make the AirPods Max case, but worse?” that’s how Nothing came with up the Headphone 1 Pro’s case which weighs over 380 grams for the case alone pic.twitter.com/vsEuRbJ2wR — Noah Cat (@Cartidise) September 29, 2026 Nothing is known for taking some risks in the design department (see: the whole look of the Phone 3, for example), and this time it took one of its bigger risks on the way you store…
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