The Nothing Headphone (1) Pro Singapore price is S$549, according to Nothing’s Singapore online store, and the new over-ears are now trickling into local retail after a month of pre-orders. That is S$200 more than the first Headphone (1), which Nothing lists at S$349 but shows as sold out. For the extra money you get a lighter frame, a third driver for treble and hi-res wired listening over USB-C. Here is what you actually get, what you give up, and whether it makes sense against the year-end sales.
Nothing Headphone (1) Pro Singapore price and where to buy
Nothing sells the Pro at one price for both colourways. There is no storage tier or bundle to confuse things, which is refreshing.
- Price: S$549
- Colours: Black and White
- Where: sg.nothing.tech, plus Nothing’s authorised retailers and official marketplace stores
- Stock: when we checked on 08 November 2026, the Black version was listed as a pre-order with a lead time of about 30 working days
That last point matters if you want it as a Christmas present. A 30 working day wait from today lands you around mid-December, so check the White option or a physical retailer before you commit. Kiasu move: confirm stock by phone before making the trip.
What is new on the Pro
Nothing has kept the transparent, slightly retro look of the original and tightened up the build. The official spec sheet lists a weight of 327g, with an aluminium and titanium frame.
Three drivers instead of one
The headline change is the triple-driver setup. Each earcup has a 40mm dynamic driver for bass, a 13 x 8mm dynamic driver for the mids and a solid-state xMEMS driver handling treble.
Nothing quotes a frequency response of 20Hz to 40,000Hz. In plain terms, the company is chasing more detail at the top end without losing the punchy low end that most people buy over-ears for.
Noise cancelling and calls
Adaptive noise cancelling is rated at up to 46dB, which Nothing notes is a theoretical maximum. There are 10 microphones in total, used for both ANC and calls, plus a transparency mode for MRT announcements and kopi orders.
Battery life and connectivity
Battery is where the Pro gives a little back. Nothing rates it at up to 68 hours with ANC off and up to 30 hours with ANC on over AAC, while the cheaper Headphone (1) is listed at up to 80 hours of playback.
Even so, 30 hours with noise cancelling is a full week of commuting for most people. A five-minute top-up gives up to four hours of playback, which is handy if you forget to charge before a flight.
- Bluetooth 6.1 with dual connection, so it can stay paired to your phone and laptop
- Codecs: AAC, SBC and LDAC, with LC3 for broadcast audio
- USB-C lossless audio up to 24-bit/192kHz
- Hi-Res AUX up to 24-bit/96kHz with a cable
- IP52 dust and water resistance, fine for a drizzle but not a downpour
- Works with Android 8.0 and above and iOS 13 and above
Headphone (1) Pro vs Headphone (1): which to buy
The honest answer depends on stock. The original Headphone (1) is listed at S$349 on Nothing’s Singapore store, but it is sold out there right now, so you would have to hunt for leftover retail units.
Pick the Pro if you listen wired from a laptop or a USB-C phone, or if the lighter build matters for long wear. Stick with the original if battery life is your top priority and you can find one at a good price.
Is S$549 a good deal?
It sits right in the premium ANC bracket, where year-end promos can swing prices by a lot. Before you check out, compare it with the audio discounts in the Sony Days 2026 year-end promotion and the Courts and Harvey Norman headphone deals we spotted last month.
If you prefer earbuds for the gym, the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5 at S$479 is another option at a similar spend. For a design-led over-ear with proper hi-res wired support, though, the Nothing is one of the more interesting launches this quarter.
Prices and stock were checked on Nothing’s Singapore store on 08 November 2026 and may change during the 11.11 sales.
