Nothing Headphone (1) Pro lands in Canada at $589.99 with triple drivers and flat EQ switch

Nothing has put its Headphone (1) Pro on sale in Canada for CA$589.99, pitching a see-through flagship with a three-driver stack, stronger active noise cancelling and a physical switch that forces a flat studio EQ.

Nothing’s Canadian product page and Canadian Reviewer list the black and white over-ears with LDAC, Hi-Res Audio over wireless and USB-C (up to 24-bit/192 kHz), dual Auracast roles, IP52 resistance and up to 30 hours with ANC on or 68 hours with it off on AAC. Hardware includes a 40 mm bass dynamic driver, a precision midrange dynamic driver and an xMEMS treble unit, plus a 10-microphone adaptive ANC array rated up to 46 dB. A left-cup Flat EQ toggle, developed with London’s Metropolis Studios, bypasses spatial and custom curves for an uncoloured monitor profile. SoundGuys notes the U.S. MSRP is US$399, Bluetooth 6.1 with multipoint and Google Fast Pair, and flags that the Pro’s ANC battery claim is a few hours shorter on paper than the non-Pro Headphone (1)’s 35-hour figure.

Canadian shoppers should compare CAD pricing, warranty and return terms on Nothing’s site against U.S. imports and established ANC rivals before buying. Independent listening tests will matter more than the triple-driver marketing for whether the Pro justifies a near-$600 ask.

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Sources: Nothing Canada — Headphone (1) Pro; Canadian Reviewer; SoundGuys.