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Atlanta Braves Injury Updates: Riley Recovering, MLB News Roundup

by David Harrison – Chief Editor
written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Braves outfielder Jarred Kelenic nearing return from injured list

atlanta Braves outfielder Jarred Kelenic is on the verge of returning to the active roster after being sidelined with a strained right abdomen. Kelenic,placed on the injured list on July 12th,took batting practice on Friday and is expected to be activated sometime next week.

Braves Performance Highlights:

the Braves secured a 7-3 victory over the New York Yankees on Friday, with notable performances from pitcher Spencer Strider and outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr.

MLB Injury Updates:

The Milwaukee Brewers have placed outfielder Sal frelick on the 10-day injured list due to a left hamstring strain, a move retroactive to July 15th.

Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte has been placed on the restricted list following a burglary at his home.

Colorado Rockies infielder Thairo Estrada has been moved to the 10-day injured list with a sprained left thumb, with the designation backdated to July 11th.

Toronto Blue Jays right-handed pitcher Ryan Burr will undergo season-ending shoulder surgery after making only two appearances this season.

New York Mets reliever Max Kranick is scheduled for elbow surgery, though the extent of the procedure, including whether it will be tommy john surgery, is yet to be determined.

Washington Nationals right-handed pitcher Derek Law will also undergo season-ending surgery on his flexor tendon, with an estimated recovery period of nine to ten months.

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Duties, Markets, Trump: Italy Stock Exchange News

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

European Markets Show Modest Gains Amid Trade Uncertainty

European stock markets opened with a generally positive sentiment, with Milan’s FTSE MIB index showing a slight rise. The benchmark index was trading at 39,971 points, up 0.51%.

This modest uptick occurs against a backdrop of significant market concerns. Investors are closely monitoring potential shifts in U.S. commercial policies, particularly the possibility of new tariffs.Specifically, there is apprehension regarding the implementation of 30% duties on European Union goods, which could take effect as early as August 1st.

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XGIMI MOGO 4 in the test: Clone of the Samsung Freestyle beats original

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor
written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

Ein mobiler Beamer mit Akku für jeden Einsatzort? Da ist der Samsung Freestyle no longer unchallenged. The Chinese Xgimi Mogo 4 copies the agile headlight design class and delivers a lot of extras: whether chic ambilight function, mini remote control for on the go or magnetic alternating lens-XGIMI has not been able to be ragged with the equipment. Accordingly, the laser projector Mogo 4 does not argue with a bargain price, but confidently gets into the market with 800 euros. The test shows whether there is real cinema experience for this stick.
Bei der Verarbeitung bleibt Xgimi dem Anspruch treu, keine Billigalternative zu Samsung zu sein, sondern ein Konkurrent auf Augenhöhe. Der kleine Projektor liegt recht schwer in der Hand und fühlt sich wertvoll an. Apple hat das Erfolgsrezept von Minimalismus und Wertigkeit längst vorgelegt, Xgimi ahmt es fast tadellos nach: Schnörkelloses Design, stabiles Material und keine fummeligen Kleinteile – der MoGo 4 ist eine schlichte silberne Alu-Röhre, die aus der Verpackung heraus sofort einsetzbar ist. Während der MoGo 2 Even as a small block, Xgimi has been setting since then MoGo 3 In addition to more flexibility, on a more flexible concept with swivel joint – unfortunately, also creates a weak point: the projector can now break the leg because of the slim stand. The rotating design ensures that the connections can now be found on the side instead of the back.

Fire TV statt Google TV: Am HDMI-Anschluss des MoGo 4 ermöglicht Xgimi auch die Nutzung eines Streaming-Sticks.

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Anschlüsse: Nur die wichtigsten

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Wie bei mobilen Beamern üblich, ist die Anzahl der Anschlüsse beim MoGo 4 auf das Notwendigste reduziert. Zu finden sind am Xgimi-Projektor folgende Anschlussmöglichkeiten:

  • USB-C: Serves as a connection for the charging cable of the XGIMI Mogo 4 (with PD 3.0)
  • HDMI: Connection for Blu-ray players, game consoles, PC or receiver
  • USB-A: Connection for hard drives, data sticks or adapter for Ethernet cables

Interessant: The operation of a Fire TV Stick possible-however, this is not necessary for streaming or TV reception on the projector.

Betriebssystem: Smart mit Google TV

Der Xgimi MoGo 4 ist auch ohne Anschluss externer Medien einsatzfähig – denn mit Google TV Is a smart streaming platform including Netflix and TV-Angebot Prepared on the projector. Setup and operation then work as easily as with any smart TV with Google user interface-only in addition to the illuminated remote control, XGIMI also included a compact mini-remote with a clip for the backpack. The Mogo 4 fits three times in one, with loose enough space for a seat ceiling and a thermos bottle. So cables do not have to go into the luggage when it goes out to the outdoor cinema. But how well does that work in practice?

XGIMI MOGO 4 in the test: Clone of the Samsung Freestyle beats original

Sieht schräg aus: Die automatische Keystone-Korrektur zieht das Bild des Xgimi MoGo 4 auch bei ungünstigem Projektionswinkel gerade. Dadurch leidet aber manchmal die Bildqualität.

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Handhabung: Outdoor ja, Action nein

Ein Beamer ohne festen Einsatzort hat so einige Probleme zu bewältigen: wechselnde Lichtverhältnisse, unklare Batterielaufzeit, unfavorable stand and projection surfaces- to name just the most important. The good news: the Mogo 4 masters all of these challenges properly. With the flexible base, the projection is in Full HD From the most impossible angles in it, since the small projector cylinder can turn freely like a search light. What is certain is that the XGIMI projector is fairly firm despite handstand rollover-as long as the surface is not uneven or sloping. If the projector tips around on pebbles, the best automatic image correction is mercilessly overwhelmed. The Mogo 4 is not an indestructible action projector, because the chic projector takes damage quite quickly with careless handling despite solid construction. If the laser projector is not shaken, he immediately finds the projection surface on its own, the picture automatically pulls and puts it sharp.

Xgimi Mogo 4 bei Licht

Keine große Leuchte: Gerade im Akku-Betrieb reicht es beim Xgimi MoGo 4 nicht für gute Bilder in heller Umgebung.

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Ein Beamer in sehr kompaktem Format mit Akku an Bord – wie viel Platz bleibt in dem schicken Xgimi-Zylinder noch für den eigentlichen Laserprojektor? Kurz: genug, um bei Dunkelheit ein helles und scharfes Bild mit satten Farben zu zaubern. Schwieriger wird es in helleren Umgebungen ohne Stromanschluss, weil der Projektor sehr sparsam mit seinem Akku wirtschaftet. Das Bild wird sofort deutlich dunkler und die Farben verblassen, sobald man das Netzteil zieht. Wer den Stromsparmodus überlistet und im Batteriebetrieb volle Leistung aus der silbernen Lichtröhre quetscht, sieht dann bei einem Langfilm von zwei Stunden das Ende nicht mehr. Ist ein Leistungsmonster Asked, mobile projectors with a built -in battery are generally not up for debate. For significantly more luminosity, the handy format and operation without a socket are mandatory. The same applies to the tone – although the Mogo 4 from a confined space produces surprisingly large indoor sound. Xgimi has been looking for prominent support for this feat.

Moderne trifft Klassik: Neben dem klassischen Beamer-Modell von Acer sieht der Xgimi Mogo 4 richtig klein aus. Stationäre Beamer haben dafür mehr Leistungskraft an Bord.

Moderne trifft Klassik: Neben dem klassischen Beamer-Modell von Acer sieht der Xgimi MoGo 4 richtig klein aus. Stationäre Beamer haben dafür mehr Leistungskraft an Bord.

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Ton: Raumklang von Harman Kardon

Für einen guten Ton pflegen chinesische Hersteller längst internationale Beziehungen: Xgimi demonstriert zusammen mit den New Yorker Sound-Spezialisten von Harman Kardon gelungenes Teamwork. Wo angesichts des kompakten Formats des Beamers eigentlich Platzangst herrscht, entfaltete sich im Praxistest ein respektabler Klang. Wer ein flaches, blechernes Plärren wie aus einer billigen Bluetooth-Box erwartet, erlebt sein blaues Wunder: In Filmen sind nicht nur Dialoge angenehm klar, atmosphärischer Sound und Effekte werden erstaunlich raumfüllend abgegeben. Für den Raumklang-Effekt braucht es dann aber auch einen Raum. Beim Outdoorkino sind Abstriche beim Ton vorprogrammiert, denn die insgesamt 12 Watt Leistung der zwei kleinen Lautsprecher verhallen draußen schnell. Einen tiefen Bass stemmt der kleine Beamer sowieso nicht: Als Partylautsprecher taugt der MoGo 4 trotz reinen Musikwiedergabe-Modus also weniger. Sie brauchen Bass? Via Bluetooth, the connection to a mobile loudspeaker with woofers works quickly if it is supposed to thunder properly on the clearing. At home this also works with a soundbar.

HDR-Bild des XGIMI Mogo 4

Da macht man Augen: Tiefen Kontrast, frische Farben und scharfe Konturen liefert der Xgimi MoGo 4 als wahres Chamäleon unter den mobilen Beamern im Dunkeln – bei Licht wechselt der Projektor dann seine Farben, und zwar ins Blasse.

Photo: computer picture

Bildoptimierung: HDR mit Einschränkung

Der Xgimi MoGo 4 hat neben der automatischen Korrektur von Bildausrichtung und Schärfe noch mehr Tricks für ein besseres Bild im Gepäck: Mit einer Bewegungsglättung (Motion Smoothing) werden Filme mit Zwischenbildern von 30 auf 60 Bilder pro Sekunde aufgestockt – somit wirken Bewegungen nicht mehr ruckelig. Bei einer maximalen Auflösung in Full HD und ohne KI-gestützte Hochrechnung auf UHD (4K) wirkt das Bild bei großen Projektionen aber eher aufgeweicht. Die präzise gezeichneten Strukturen, Farbverläufe und dynamischen Kontrastverschiebungen hoher HDR-Standards wie Dolby Vision Or HDR10+ are not on board at all. For their würdige Darstellung The Mogo 4 lacks breath anyway. The small projector in the HDR area provides a pleasantly good picture under ideal conditions: on the power supply, in complete darkness and on an undisturbed projection surface with an image of moderate size. Under realistic conditions with battery on the indolence and the residual light, image sharpness, colors and contrasts are significantly weaker. Measured values ​​of luminosity, contrast and color space cover are generally convincing in the laboratory test – in the application, a completely different picture is then shown depending on the scenario. However, this is still simply impressive because it just comes from a mobile compact beamer. Nobody demands the performance of diesel heating to a hand warmer for the jacket pocket.

Xgimi Mogo 4 und Samsung Freestyle im Vergleich

Mit einem regulären HDMI-Anschluss ermöglicht der Xgimi MoGo 4 im Vergleich zum Samsung Freestyle (rechts) komfortableres Zuspielen externer Medien.

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Xgimi MoGo 4 vs. Samsung Freestyle: Wer kann es besser?

Einziger Wermutstropfen vorweg: Der Hellste ist der MoGo 4 von Xgimi auch in der getesteten Laser-Variante für 800 Euro bei Weitem nicht. In der Königsdisziplin Leuchtktraft überragt der ambitionierte Chinaklon des Samsung Freestyle das Original trotzdem um eine Nasenlänge. Das Gesamtpaket aus China stellt sein Vorbild dann deutlicher in den Schatten: Mit komfortableren Anschlüssen, besserem Klang, mehr Benutzerfreundlichkeit, Gaming-Tauglichkeit (bis 60 Hertz) und Top-Zubehörpaket übertrumpft der MoGo 4 den Samsung Freestyle in vielen wichtigen Disziplinen. Auch bei der Preis-Leistung hat Xgimi die Oberhand, da beim Samsung-Beamer der Akku nur gegen Aufpreis dabei ist. Für Weltrekorde bei der Bildqualität reicht es bei beiden Beamern nicht – doch in dieser Kategorie treten batteriebetriebene Projektoren ohnehin nicht an.

Testfazit: Xgimi MoGo 4 Laser

Der Xgimi MoGo 4 liefert unter den mobilen Beamern mit Akku derzeit das beste Gesamtpaket. Das farblich frische und scharfe Bild in Full HD sieht zwar am Netzteil deutlich besser aus, im weniger hellen Batterie-Modus schafft der smarte Projektor dafür über zwei Stunden Filmvergnügen ohne jedes Kabel. Dazu liefern Lautsprecher von Harman Kardon guten Klang, von dem man aber angesichts der kompakten Größe keinen echten Bass verlangen darf. Auch wenn der Xgimi MoGo 4 in der potenteren Laserausführung kein Schnäppchen ist, überzeugt die Preis-Leistung dank des reichhaltigen Zubehörs auf ganzer Linie. Wer einen leichteren Beamer mit abnehmbarem Akku will, entscheidet sich vielleicht doch besser für den Samsung Freestyle. The Ebon if necessary brings significantly more power at light thickness and sound Anker Nebula X1only real mobility is no longer possible.

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Why US smartphone have smaller batteries than those in China

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor
written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

Robert Triggs / Android Authority

You’re not alone if you’re pining for longer battery life from your latest smartphone. Despite emerging technologies like silicon-carbon cells, we’ve seemingly hit a ceiling just above the 5,000 mAh mark — at least for phones sold in the US and Europe. Meanwhile, glance over at models in China or India, and you’ll spot far larger batteries in otherwise identical handsets.

For example, the new Nothing Phone 3 packs a 5,150mAh battery globally, but bumps that up to 5,500mAh in India. The HONOR Magic 7 Pro goes from 5,270mAh in Europe to 5,850mAh in China, and the Xiaomi 15 Ultra stretches from 5,410mAh globally to a massive 6,000mAh in its domestic market. So what gives? Why can’t we have these same huge battery capacities on the other side of the world too?

Wouldn’t you know it? Regulation and red tape are to blame

fairphone 5 removable battery sd card

Rita El Khoury / Android Authority

If you’ve ever attempted to ship a phone by post in Europe or the US (and probably many other countries too), you might have been interrogated by the postmaster about the size of the battery and whether it’s sealed in the device. That’s because many countries treat lithium-ion batteries as hazardous goods, with strict rules on how they’re packaged and transported. The same rules apply — often even more stringently — to commercial shipments moving by air, road, rail, or sea.

Several major international regulations govern this. In Europe, there’s the ADR (covering road transport), RID (rail), and IMDG (sea). For air shipments, carriers follow the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) rules. In the US, there’s also the Code of Federal Regulations, 49 CFR § 173.185, which lays out similar requirements, and other nations sometimes have their own rule variations.

All of these regulations ultimately trace back to the UN’s Model Regulations, which define lithium-ion batteries as either UN3480 (batteries shipped on their own) or UN3481 (batteries packed with or inside equipment). But the most important piece is UN Special Provision 188, which sets a threshold for what’s considered a “small” lithium-ion battery that can be shipped under simplified rules. That limit is 20Wh (watt-hours) per cell, and it’s mirrored in the ADR, IMDG, IATA, and other international rules that govern global transportation networks. For context, there’s also a 100Wh limit for a complete battery pack before stricter transport classifications kick in — but that’s more relevant for laptops and power banks.

International transport rules cap single-cell li-ion capacity at 20Wh, roughly 5,300mAh.

A 20Wh cap might sound large, but it’s tied to the battery’s voltage. For a typical lithium-ion cell with a nominal voltage around 3.8 V, this works out to roughly 5,300mAh per cell — which is about where most modern smartphone batteries in Europe and the US max out. That’s why you might notice slightly smaller battery capacities in these markets compared to some models sold in countries with fewer shipping constraints.

While these rules might be annoying from a consumer product perspective, they exist for a very good reason. Lithium-ion batteries pack a lot of energy into a small space, which is what makes them so good for powering phones and laptops, but it also means they can pose a fire risk if damaged, short-circuited, or exposed to heat.

We’ve all seen the exploding phone horror stories due to thermal runaway. Shipping regulations are designed to minimize these risks by limiting the size of batteries that can travel under simpler, less costly rules, alongside the UN38.3 altitude, vibration, and thermal tests that all lithium batteries must pass to prove they can be transported safely. By capping battery energy at 20Wh per cell for simplified transport, authorities reduce the chances of large-scale fires in trucks, ships, or aircraft cargo holds, which helps keep insurance costs down as well. Bigger batteries aren’t banned outright, but they require more protective packaging, special documentation, and sometimes dedicated cargo handling to keep people and property safe.

Why do some phones still have 6,000mAh batteries?

Someone holding the OnePlus 13 outside.

Joe Maring / Android Authority

Did you spot the lawyer’s way out of this conundrum? The 20Wh rule applies to single battery cells, but you can skirt this restriction if you pack two (or more) batteries together inside a gadget. Some smartphones have sported split-cell designs for more efficient fast charging for a number of years now, most noticeably from BBK brands OnePlus and OPPO. Hence, you’ll still find a colossal 6,000mAh battery stateside with the OnePlus 13, and the OPPO Find X8 Pro makes its way to Europe with its 5,910mAh cell intact.

But that’s not exactly a cheap solution; not only does it require multiple cells, but special circuitry to handle charging and discharging safely. Not every brand is willing to invest in that, which is one reason why Apple, Google, Samsung, and many others haven’t pushed ahead with quite as large capacities as some of their Chinese competitors. Still, laptops have long used multiple smaller cells wired together to stay safely under the 100Wh pack limit, which is why we rarely see them run into shipping issues. Our smartphones will have to follow suit if we want to take another leap up in capacity.

More expensive split-cell designs are one way to boost phone battery life to new highs.

When it comes to phones manufactured and sold in China, the products move entirely internally, so many of the rules that govern international shipping don’t apply or aren’t enforced as strictly. Likewise, land transportation between China and its neighbours, along with localized manufacturing, helps explain why we occasionally see some larger capacity models make their way outside of China as well.

If you really want bigger batteries in your gadgets, we will either have to pay the premium for split cell designs, fork out for the cost, liability, and insurance premiums for shipping bigger batteries, or start manufacturing them locally. That latter point obviously isn’t going to happen, so we might be snookered, which will unfortunately reduce the scale of the battery-life breakthroughs being made by technologies like silicon-carbon batteries.

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IPhone Battery Life: Record Autonomy & Huge Capacity Revealed

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor
written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

iPhone 17 Pro Max Rumored to Boast a Massive 5000 mAh Battery

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The iPhone 17 Pro Max, anticipated for release in 2025, is rumored to include a substantial upgrade to its battery capacity. According to a recent leak from chinese leaker Instant Digital, the device could feature a 5000 mAh battery, marking the largest battery ever integrated into an iPhone. This enhancement is projected to extend the device’s battery life to approximately 35 hours, a notable increase from the 33 hours offered by the current iPhone 16 Pro max.

Potential Impact of the Larger Battery

The increase in battery capacity could substantially impact user experience, allowing for extended usage without the need for frequent charging. This is particularly beneficial for users who heavily rely on their smartphones for tasks such as streaming video, gaming, and productivity applications. The longer battery life could also be a key selling point, attracting consumers who prioritize device longevity.

Did You Know? The average smartphone user checks their device approximately 144 times per day, according to recent studies. A longer battery life could reduce anxiety related to battery drain.

Battery Technology Trends in Smartphones

The trend toward larger batteries in smartphones reflects the increasing demands placed on these devices. As processors become more powerful and displays become more vibrant, the need for efficient power management and extended battery life becomes paramount. Manufacturers are continually exploring new battery technologies and optimization techniques to meet these demands.

Lithium-ion batteries remain the standard in most smartphones due to their high energy density and relatively long lifespan. Though, research into alternative battery technologies, such as solid-state batteries, is ongoing, with the potential to offer even greater energy density and improved safety in the future U.S. Department of Energy.

Comparison of iPhone battery Capacities

Here’s a comparison of battery capacities in recent iPhone models:

iPhone model Battery Capacity (mAh) Estimated Battery Life (Hours)
iPhone 14 Pro Max 4,323 29
iPhone 15 Pro Max 4,422 30
iPhone 16 Pro Max (Expected) ~4,500 33
iPhone 17 Pro Max (Rumored) 5,000 35

Other Rumored Features of the iPhone 17 pro Max

While the battery upgrade is a significant highlight, the iPhone 17 Pro Max is also expected to feature other enhancements, including advancements in camera technology, display quality, and processing power. Apple typically introduces new features and improvements with each iteration of its flagship devices, and the iPhone 17 Pro Max is likely to continue this trend.

Pro Tip: Keep an eye on tech blogs and reputable news sources for the latest updates and leaks regarding the iPhone 17 Pro Max as its release date approaches.

The Evolution of iPhone Batteries

As the original iPhone was released in 2007, battery technology has been a critical area of development. Early iPhones had limited battery life compared to today’s models, necessitating frequent charging. Over the years, Apple has consistently improved battery capacity and power efficiency through hardware and software optimizations.

the introduction of features like Low Power Mode and optimized charging algorithms has further extended the usability of iPhones between charges.As user habits evolve and applications become more demanding, the focus on battery performance remains a key priority for Apple and other smartphone manufacturers.

Frequently Asked Questions About the iPhone 17 Pro Max Battery

Will the larger battery make the iPhone 17 Pro Max heavier?

It is possible that the larger battery could add some weight to the device, but Apple will likely work to minimize any noticeable difference through design and material choices.

How will the increased battery life affect daily usage?

The increased battery life could allow users to go a full day or longer without needing to recharge, depending on their usage patterns.

Will the iPhone 17 Pro Max support faster charging?

It is indeed likely that the iPhone 17 pro Max will support faster charging technologies,allowing users to quickly replenish the battery when needed.

what other factors contribute to battery life besides capacity?

Factors such as display brightness, processor usage, network connectivity, and background app activity all play a role in determining battery life.

How can I maximize the battery life of my iPhone?

You can maximize battery life by reducing screen brightness, disabling background app refresh, using Low Power Mode, and minimizing the use of power-intensive applications.

What features are you most excited to see in the iPhone 17 Pro Max? How important is battery life to your smartphone usage?

Share your thoughts in the comments below and don’t forget to share this article with your friends!

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Nothing headphone specification (1) before the launch of the battery 80 hours. Sound tuning by Kef.

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor
written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

Nothing’s New Headphones Boast 80-Hour Battery Life

New Over-Ear Headphones to Challenge the Market

Anticipation is building for the upcoming launch of the Nothing Headphone (1) over-ear headphones. Leaked specifications showcase impressive features, including extended battery life and advanced audio capabilities, poised to disrupt the competitive audio market.

Design and Audio Excellence

The Nothing Headphone (1) maintains the brand’s distinct transparent design. Internal specifications indicate the headphones will feature 40mm dynamic drivers and a nickel diaphragm. They also incorporate sound quality modifications by KEF, an established audio company based in England. These headphones will provide Adaptive Bass Enhancement, SPATIAL AUDIO, and an 8-Band EQ, which lets users personalize their listening experience.

Advanced Features and Connectivity

The headphones will incorporate an active noise cancellation (ANC) system, adjustable up to 42dB, and a Transparency Mode for ambient sound. The headphones will support high-quality codecs like AAC, SBC, and LDAC. They will utilize Bluetooth 5.3 with Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair. They will also enable dual-device connectivity (Multipoint) and Low Lag Mode for gaming.

Nothing Headphone (1)

Extended Battery Performance

A notable feature of the Nothing Headphone (1) is its substantial battery capacity. With a 1,040mAh battery, the headphones offer remarkable usage times. When ANC is off and using the AAC codec, users can enjoy up to 80 hours of playback. With ANC activated, the playback time is reduced to 35 hours. With ANC disabled and LDAC codec, users can get up to 54 hours of use. The headphones also have a fast-charging system that provides 5 hours of listening time after a five-minute charge when ANC is turned off.

Nothing headphone specification (1) before the launch of the battery 80 hours. Sound tuning by Kef.
Nothing Headphone (1) – side view

Additional Details

The Nothing Headphone (1) will weigh 329 grams and operate via the Nothing X application. They are slated for release in Europe, Asia, and North America in three colors. Information regarding pricing will be revealed at the official launch event. According to a recent report, the global headphone market is projected to reach $47.8 billion by 2028 (Statista).

Nothing Headphone (1) - Detail View
Nothing Headphone (1) – Detail View

The launch of the Nothing Headphone (1) over-ear headphones is highly anticipated. Despite potentially lacking specialized features compared to competitors such as Sony, the extended battery life and collaboration with KEF signify a strategic approach to gain a foothold in a highly competitive marketplace.

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