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CMF by Nothing Buds 2 48dB Hybrid ANC True Wireless Earbuds (Various Colors) on sale for
$29.
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Details:
- Bluetooth 5.4 wireless connectivity
- 11mm PMI dynamic drivers
- 48dB hybrid active noise cancellation blocks out a broader range of unwanted sounds with 5200Hz ultra-wide frequency range.
- 360° Cinematic Sound: Spatial Audio Effect powered by an HRTF-based algorithm.
- Up to 13.5 hours of listening on a single charge. 55 hours total with the case.
- A quick 10-minute top-up gets you 7.5 hours of playback.
- 6HD micros with AI-powered Clear Voice Technology 3.0 to keep every call clear and natural. Wind Noise Reduction 3.0 ensures conversations stay crisp, free from unwanted interference.
- IP55 water and dust resistance.
- Adjust EQ, Ultra Bass, and Active Noise Cancellation settings with the Nothing X app.
Top Comments
Community Reviews
CMF by Nothing Buds 2 are budget earbuds that stand out most for sound quality, loud volume, and strong battery life. The audio is described as crisp and clear, with some preferring it over pricier Samsung Galaxy Buds and even the Pro 2. Battery life is often reported around 8.5 to 10 hours, with longer runtimes when ANC, transparency, and LDAC are off. The main drawbacks are fit and reliability, since the buds can fall out, ANC is often described as weak, and playback or PC connection delays can be frustrating. They are a solid low-cost option if you can live with those quirks.
Common Questions (5)
Battery life is commonly reported around 4-6 hours with ANC/transparency/LDAC on, and about 9-10+ hours with those features off. The case also supports charging, so total runtime can be much longer.
They can be comfortable for some people and are reported as more comfortable than Samsung Galaxy Buds. Others say they fall out frequently, so fit may depend on ear shape and tip selection.
The noise cancelling is reported as weak and barely noticeable, more like a light reduction than strong ANC. Sound quality can still be good, but the ANC is not a standout feature.
Yes. They support dual or multi-device connection and can switch between devices within seconds, including setups with two MacBooks and an iPhone.
Call and voice quality is reported as very strong, including in Teams and Zoom, and can be close to AirPods Pro-level clarity. That makes them a solid option if voice calls matter.
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I'm not comparing it to Airpod pros, I'm comparing it to similar prices earbuds like the Baseus Bowie MA10. The Baseus literally has like 3x the battery life and sounds so much better.
The CMF by Nothing Buds 2 deliver surprisingly impressive audio quality for their price. The sound is crisp, clear, and remarkably loud. In fact, I find the audio fidelity and volume better than my much more expensive Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro.
However, there's one major flaw that seriously affects the overall experience: the earbuds randomly pause playback on their own. This happens frequently enough to become extremely frustrating, especially when listening to music or watching videos. For wireless earbuds, uninterrupted playback is a basic expectation, and CMF falls short here.
It's disappointing because the audio performance is genuinely excellent. When they work, they're fantastic. But great sound quality means little if the earbuds can't deliver a consistent listening experience.
Final Verdict: Bad Fit... Good deal price... Excellent audio quality held back by unreliable playback controls. CMF needs to address this issue through a firmware update. Until then, it's difficult to recommend these earbuds without reservations even @29 USD
Also, the MA10 has a charging case so every time they're in the case they're charging, making it that much better.
The bass on the MA10 also blows the CMF out of the water, and you can connect them to multiple devices and it'll auto play the current device you're using without having to manually connect them. THE CMF can't.
It's just a much better product.
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My brother in christ, I have both and the CMF doesn't last anywhere near what the MA10s do.
Also, the MA10 has a charging case so every time they're in the case they're charging, making it that much better.
The bass on the MA10 also blows the CMF out of the water, and you can connect them to multiple devices and it'll auto play the current device you're using without having to manually connect them. THE CMF can't.
It's just a much better product.
If yours can't do that, you either have a bootleg or a defective unit.
The CMF by Nothing Buds 2 deliver surprisingly impressive audio quality for their price. The sound is crisp, clear, and remarkably loud. In fact, I find the audio fidelity and volume better than my much more expensive Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro.
However, there's one major flaw that seriously affects the overall experience: the earbuds randomly pause playback on their own. This happens frequently enough to become extremely frustrating, especially when listening to music or watching videos. For wireless earbuds, uninterrupted playback is a basic expectation, and CMF falls short here.
It's disappointing because the audio performance is genuinely excellent. When they work, they're fantastic. But great sound quality means little if the earbuds can't deliver a consistent listening experience.
Final Verdict: Bad Fit... Good deal price... Excellent audio quality held back by unreliable playback controls. CMF needs to address this issue through a firmware update. Until then, it's difficult to recommend these earbuds without reservations even @29 USD
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