CMF by Nothing earbuds launch date revealed

The affordable Nothing range is going to be unveiled very soon

The leaked CMF by Nothing range in orange on a grey background
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Nothing are undoubtedly one of the hottest brands in tech. Their range of fashionable, affordable devices have won favour with millions of users, earning them their place among the big names in the industry.

Their second generation devices – the Nothing Phone (2) and the Nothing Ear (2) – have earned a great degree of critical acclaim. Both earned five-star reviews when we got our hands on them, owing to their fantastic hardware and software specs – particularly for a comparatively low price.

It's not even like the rumoured specs reflect that, either. According to leaks, the buds will pack in a whopping 45dB of noise cancellation, 11 hours of buds battery with 37 in total with the case, a 10mm driver and an IP54 resistance rating. That's an insane amount of tech for that price.

I certainly hope the finished product is close to what we've heard. It would represent unbelievable value and should help to elevate the status of the brand even further.

The CMF range is slated to launch in India. At the moment, there is no guarantee of them hitting other markets too. 

Sam Cross
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