It is anticipated that the new CMF Buds will accompany the CMF Buds Pro TWS earphones.
The UK-based company Nothing has announced that the Nothing Phone 2a will soon go on sale. Meanwhile, earlier this week, Nothing’s sub-brand CMF revealed a sneak peek at an upcoming product. It turns out that CMF was preparing two new items: the Neckband Pro and Buds. Additionally, the business has formally hinted at the new products. A sub-brand called CMF by Nothing was introduced in August 2023 and targets a broad audience. In India, the new items will be available alongside the CMF Watch Pro, Buds Pro, and Power 65 GaN (gallium nitride) adapter.
CMF by Nothing (@cmfbynothing) revealed glimpses of the upcoming CMF Neckband Pro and CMF Buds in a post on X. Although the caption implied that the products would probably launch soon, it omitted to provide a specific date or timeframe. The post’s title is “Wonderful by Design,” but the teasers for neither product made their designs clear.
Not much is known about the CMF Neckband Pro and CMF Buds other than their name. It is safe to assume, though, that the Buds will be available alongside the CMF Buds Pro TWS earphones, which made their debut in India in September 2023. Because of the moniker—which is the absence of the word “Pro” in the name—it is likely that the upcoming earphones will have fewer features at a lower cost. The Neckband Pro is anticipated to be a set of earbuds in the form of a neckband. Soon, we ought to have more information.
Notably, Orange, Light Grey, and Dark Grey color options are available for the CMF Buds Pro, which was released in the nation for Rs. 3,499 at launch. They support double-tap gestures for music pause/playback and call connection/disconnection, as well as 45dB active noise cancellation (ANC). The IP54-rated earphones have a 10mm dynamic driver. With no ANC, each bud has a 55mAh battery that is supposed to provide up to 11 hours of playback time on a single charge.
The CMF Watch Pro is priced at Rs. 4,499, and the CMF Buds Pro were introduced alongside the CMF Power 65 GaN charger, which retails for Rs. 2,999 in the nation.
