Nothing Headphone (1) Pro / Sony WF-C710N

Nothing Headphone (1) Pro: B192 · white

Sony WF-C710N: WF-C710N · Glass Blue (LZ); other colours share the same hardware

SpecificationNothing Headphone (1) ProSony WF-C710N
Release year20262025
ModelB192 Nothing—
Release year2026; available at announcement Nothing—
Drivers / earcup40 mm dynamic + 13 × 8 mm dynamic + 3.2 × 6 × 1.15 mm xMEMS Nothing—
Rated frequency range20 Hz–40 kHz Nothing—
Dimensions / weight190.2 × 174.4 × 78 mm; 327 g Nothing—
Carrying case383.5 g Nothing—
Battery1060 mAh; approximately 2 hours to charge Nothing—
Bluetooth6.1 NothingBluetooth 5.3; 2.4 GHz, about 10 m effective range Sony
Music codecsAAC, SBC, LDAC; LC3 for Broadcast Audio only Nothing—
USB-C audioLossless up to 24-bit / 192 kHz

Requires compatible source and content; Bluetooth LDAC is not lossless.

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3.5 mm inputManufacturer specifies source audio up to 24-bit / 96 kHz

The analogue cable itself has no digital bit rate.

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AAC battery lifeUp to 68 hours ANC off; 30 on

Manufacturer lab: 25 °C, 50% volume, other settings at defaults.

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LDAC battery lifeUp to 53 hours ANC off; 28 on Nothing—
Quick charge5 minutes → AAC: up to 4 hours ANC off; 2 on

25 °C, 50% volume; actual runtime depends on use.

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Charging inputUSB-C; up to 5 W Nothing—
Noise cancellationHybrid adaptive ANC; 10 microphones

46 dB is a manufacturer lab maximum, not equal attenuation at every frequency.

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Body / cushionsAluminium alloy, titanium arms, tempered glass; PU leather and memory foam Nothing—
ProtectionIP52; not for swimming or showering

Immersion damage is excluded from warranty. Wipe dry before returning wet headphones to the case.

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Dual connectionEnable in Nothing X; off by default Nothing—
Flat EQPhysical switch on the left earcup

Disables transparency, spatial audio and other EQ settings; ANC remains selectable.

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AuracastReceive compatible broadcasts and rebroadcast a Bluetooth source

Receivers need Auracast; the source phone does not.

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ControlsRoller: volume/playback; Paddle: tracks; customisable button Nothing—
Idle behaviour30 minutes idle and unworn → sleep; no automatic power-off Nothing—
Type—True wireless in-ear earbuds, active noise cancelling Sony
Driver—5 mm Sony
Frequency response—20–20,000 Hz (Bluetooth, 44.1 kHz sampling) Sony
Battery (music)—Up to 8.5 hours with noise cancelling on, up to 12 hours with it off

The figures are for one charge of the earbuds; total time with the case is not listed on Sony's page.

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Battery (calls)—Up to 4.5 hours (noise cancelling on or off) Sony
Charging time—Earbuds about 1.5 hours; case about 3.5 hours over USB

Wireless charging is not listed for the case.

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Codecs—SBC, AAC

There is no LDAC or aptX; AAC is a common codec that works well with iPhones and most Android phones.

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Profiles—A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, HSP Sony
Multipoint—Multipoint supported

The earbuds stay connected to two devices at once, so a phone call can be answered while listening on a computer.

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Ambient sound—Ambient Sound and Quick Attention modes; DSEE

Quick Attention lowers the music and lets outside sound in while a finger is held on the earbud. DSEE aims to restore high frequencies lost in compressed music.

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Water resistance—IPX4

IPX4 protects against splashing water; the earbuds should not be submerged.

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Weight—About 5.2 g per earbud (with medium tips); case about 38 g Sony
Colours—Pink, blue (translucent Glass Blue), white, black Sony
In the box—Charging case, hybrid silicone ear tips, reference guide, USB cable Sony