CMF Buds Wi-fi Bluetooth Earbuds, 42dB Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Dirac HD Audio, 35.5H Playtime, BT5.3, IP54 Waterproof, 4HD Mics Wi-fi Headphones for iPhone & Android (Darkish Gray)

Outstanding Sound Quality and Comfort for the Price
I recently purchased the CMF by Nothing Buds, and they have been a fantastic addition to my daily routine. The noise cancellation works impressively well, significantly reducing background noise. And the ability to turn off noise canceling quickly when a conversation starts is perfect at the office.The sound quality is excellent, crisp highs, balanced mids, and thumping bass. I was also pleasantly surprised by the battery life. With the charging case they can easily get me through several days of regular use without recharging.The design is sleek and modern, and the fit is extremely comfortable for long use thanks to the included alternate sizes of silicone ends.However, I noticed that the touch controls can sometimes be overly sensitive, but it’s a minor issue compared to the overall performance. For the price, these earbuds offer exceptional value and could easily rival more expensive brands.I highly recommend these earbuds to anyone looking for great sound, comfort, and noise cancellation without breaking the bank!

They’re Decent Earphones
TL;DR: Decent earphones for the price, but not good enough to be a versatile daily driver.I bought this as a spare throwaway set for the gym, because I’m scared of damaging my very expensive Airpods Pro 2 set. I’m using these with my iPhone, and I downloaded the Nothing X app to get full functionality of what is advertised, and I was a bit surprised.Out of the box, the audio curves are very bass heavy. I’m sure most people will love the sound on these, but audiophiles will not have as good of a time using these. I’m more in the middle, I enjoy music with bass but even I know what’s intended to be punchy by the music artist and what’s not. Even with bass turned all the way down in the app, it still feels a bit punchy, but I don’t mind too much. The clarity is good enough, but I wouldn’t use these if you plan on gaming (I’ll explain more in the issues with these earbuds). Noise cancellation is pretty good, almost as close as the Airpods, but for the price it’s really good.The battery life is pretty good, they last just about, if not longer, than my Airpods Pro 2.The case charges them pretty quickly, and the magnets that hold the earbuds are really strong, so there’s no way they can fall out of the case accidentally. However, and this is mainly a preference, while the case ergonomics are fine, I do wish they went with a design that was easily openable with one hand. The Airpods are easily accessible with one hand, but with the CMF Buds case, I have to use both hands to open it. Nothing completely debilitating, but I just happened to notice it a lot more when I go to reach for my earbuds and my other hand is occupied.The volume control can be configured in the app, you can actually ‘rebind’ each of the controls to different tap actions that you can set per earbud, which is a really nice feature, with some caveats.Ok so let’s get to the issues.You cannot bind some controls to other tap actions, like the play/pause control for example. These controls are sectioned off by the different tap actions (Tap & Hold, Double Tap, Triple Tap, etc) and you are limited to what controls are listed under each action. So if I wanted to bind Volume Control to Tap & Hold, I can’t because it’s reserved for Double Tap & Hold only. This makes the control configuration not as free-form as I would’ve liked, but this is an issue that I think is personal to me, so maybe you won’t mind.Now, the app. The app is good, and the first couple weeks into using these earbuds it was working perfectly fine. A weird issue I had with the app was that it wouldn’t detect the earbuds and in order to get the app working again I had to uninstall and reinstall it. It hasn’t happened again, so hopefully that’s just a fluke, but something to mention nonetheless.Okay now the sound clarity, these earbuds don’t get as loud as the airpods, probably for good reason, but I like having my music just a little bit louder than what is the max volume on the CMF Buds, which is around 80% of Airpods max volume. Also, when you pair the CMF Buds to a computer, the audio quality is good when you’re just watching videos or listening to music or in a Discord/Zoom call. However, if you try to play a game or something, the quality just dips significantly. I have no idea what causes it, but in Helldivers 2, it makes it sound like the audio is coming out of a gramaphone or something. So, I wouldn’t really recommend it for gaming. Probably wouldn’t recommend it for video editing either, because of how bass heavy it is even on the lowest level.So, in the end, I’ll keep these for the intended use-case I bought them for, which is as a pair of earbuds to take to the gym, but if you were expecting more out of these, you should look elsewhere.

Son unos audífonos bastante buenos, solo creo que se escuchan un poco bajo.Buen precio y calidad.

I’ve been using the CMF by Nothing AirPods, and they’re awesome! The sound quality is super clear, with great bass, and the noise cancellation works really well it’s perfect for blocking out distractions. They’re comfy to wear, look cool, and the battery lasts a long time. Totally worth it.

Got it at best price. Great sound. Highly recommended.