If design-forward gadgets and bargain hunting are your thing, Nothing just gave you a reason to open Amazon.
Headphone (1) hits a familiar low
Nothing’s over-ear Headphone (1) — the pair that turned heads with its see-through-ish styling and KEF-tuned drivers — has returned to its Black Friday-level price at $239 on Amazon, down from a $299 regular price. That’s roughly 20% off and the lowest street price we’ve seen since late 2025.
The spec sheet explains why people have been watching this model: a custom dynamic driver setup developed with KEF, support for LDAC and Hi-Res wireless, spatial audio with headtracking, and a hybrid ANC system. Battery life reads very well on paper too — up to 35 hours with ANC on and as much as 80 hours with it off — plus a rapid five-minute top-up that claims to return several hours of listening. You also get wired options (USB-C and 3.5mm) and features like quick switching between devices.
If you missed the holiday markdowns, this is effectively the same bargain window reopening. For shoppers who want to compare deals across the season, there’s a useful roundup of ongoing promotions in our early holiday coverage Black Friday Has Already Begun: Top Early Deals.
You can check the current Headphone (1) price on Amazon here: available on Amazon.
Watch 3 Pro: two-week battery and big value at a tiny price
On the wearable side, Nothing’s CMF Watch 3 Pro — a surprisingly polished budget smartwatch — is on sale at Amazon for $61.60 (normally $99). The watch packs a lot for the money: multi-week battery life (Nothing advertises about two weeks), heart-rate and SpO2 monitoring, stress tracking, built-in GPS, and the usual notifications and quick replies you’d expect. Reviewers who spent time with the watch said it “looks, feels, and functions like a smartwatch that costs hundreds more,” which helps explain the buzz when the price dips under $100.
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CMF Headphone Pro arrives in India on Jan. 13
Separately, Nothing appears to be expanding its CMF family with the CMF Headphone Pro — the brand’s first over-ear model under the CMF label — slated to launch in India on January 13. The CMF line has been about colorways and material play, so an over-ear version carrying that aesthetic could be Nothing’s bid to marry its signature design language with fuller, over-ear comfort and more neutral tuning.
Details are still sparse about exact specs and local pricing, but the Jan. 13 launch date gives Indian buyers and global watchers a moment to see how Nothing positions the CMF Headphone Pro versus its Headphone (1) and other midrange rivals. If you’re tracking gadget launches alongside deals, you might also be interested in how seasonal discounts are affecting laptops and other gear — a recent roundup shows big moves on MacBooks and other higher-ticket items MacBook Air Deals Deepen.
So, who should buy?
- Pick the Headphone (1) at $239 if you want a full-size, feature-rich ANC set with KEF involvement and flexible wired/wireless options. It’s a good buy for listeners who value battery life and a punchy design.
- Snap up the CMF Watch 3 Pro at $61.60 if you want smartwatch basics, reliable health tracking, and exceptional battery life for pocket change compared with premium wearables.
- Keep an eye on the CMF Headphone Pro launch in India if design and colorway choices matter to you — it could be Nothing’s attempt to carve out a more fashion-forward niche in over-ear headphones.
Deals like these pop and fade quickly. If either the Headphone (1) or the Watch 3 Pro looks appealing, the Amazon listings are the fastest way to grab the current price: available on Amazon.