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These Nothing ANC Headphones Are at Their Lowest Price Ever Right Now

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These Nothing ANC Headphones Are at Their Lowest Price Ever Right Now
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The Nothing Headphone(a) are currently available at a record-low price of $169, down from $199. These over-ear headphones feature impressive battery life, effective noise cancellation, and a balanced sound profile. They are a more affordable alternative to the flagship Nothing Headphone(1), sharing many premium features while offering a more understated design.

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Nothing over-ear headphones have been quietly taking over the audio game since launching in 2025, with a unique industrial aesthetic, impressive battery life, and ANC that rivals top brands like JBL and Sony. Launched in 2026, the Nothing Headphone(a) are a more affordable alternative to the flagship Nothing Headphone(1)—and still retain many of the same premium features and overall vibe. Right now, a pair is 15% off, bringing the price down to a record-low $169 (originally $199). Nothing Headphone(a) $169.00 at Amazon $199.00 Save $30.00 Get Deal Get Deal $169.00 at Amazon $199.00 Save $30.00 These wireless ANC headphones, which earned a PCMag Editors' Choice Award, feature class-leading battery life, excellent sound, and effective noise cancellation.

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