Andrew

Yeah.

They're inexpensive too.

For the money and the feature set, I think that nothing's actually like some, one of the most competitive offerings.

And you know something really funny?

Because I obviously get asked way too often, like what headphones should I buy?

And so I've been recommending the nothings more and more and more.

And I have not gotten a single person to buy them.

Because of the aesthetic.

The way they look.

Every single person I've been like, I think this is the best bang for your, like,

Also because Bose quality, obviously the noise canceling Bose offers is still really, really terrific.

Like sound quality, I can't really say the quiet comforts are super competitive anymore.

So it's like, yeah, this is kind of the jam and no one wants the nothing.

and maybe it's in the nothing it's probably i feel like with the nothings it's like you get clear highs that are not piercing you get clear mids that are not like blurring everything else in this in the the sound the sonic field and then you get good decent enough lows and the transient response is good and music sounds like the way it mostly should on those things

No, no, no, no.

Shoot, I wish I brought in these.

I was going to say, the other headphones that I haven't tried, but people I trust say are pretty decent, are the Marshall headphones, the Monitor 3s, which are about the same price as these.

Anyway, this is all to say that I'm excited to try these headphones.

Headphone A is just because the longer I've like observed the space, the more I've been like, damn, I was really not fair to the original nothing headphones.

They really are a cool offering.