The Nothing sub-brand presented two new products: the Buds TWS headset and the Neckband Pro Bluetooth headphones in a “sports” form factor with a wire between them. The company has listed the characteristics of the accessories and announced their retail prices.
CMF Buds are equipped with 12.4 mm drivers and support the ANC function with a declared efficiency of up to 42 dB, as well as Dirac Opteo and Ultra Bass 2.0 technologies (improves sound quality and Clear Voice (clears the voice from noise during a call). The design of the headphones is optimized for reduce wind noise, and their housing is protected from moisture and dust according to the IP54 standard.
On a single charge without ANC, the headphones work up to eight hours, and with charging from the case – 35.5 hours (5.6 / 24 hours with noise canceling). AAC and SBC codecs are supported, as well as Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair fast pairing technologies. You can customize the sound character of the headphones in the proprietary mobile application.
CMF Neckband Pro received 13.6 mm drivers and also support active noise reduction technology (up to 50 dB). The list of characteristics is complemented by the spatial sound function, IP55 housing protection and Bluetooth 5.3 module with support for Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair. The set of codecs is the same as the Buds model.
On a single charge without noise cancellation, the headphones work up to 37 hours, with ANC – up to 25 hours. You can control playback using the buttons located on the connecting wire.
The new items are already on sale in the USA. CFM Buds cost $39, Neckband Pro are priced at $35.