
Image via CMF by Nothing
Nothing’s newly minted “accessible” brand, CMF by Nothing, has just teased its latest creations that may be music to the ears of deal-seekers: the CMF Buds and the CMF Neckband Pro.
Launched in September last year, CMF by Nothing prides itself on democratizing top-notch design with affordability, focusing on bringing core functionalities that don’t skimp on the user experience. Its journey kicked off with the debut of the US$49 Buds Pro, US$69 Watch Pro, and US$39 Power 65W GaN charger, each one keeping the price tag within reach.
Enter the CMF Buds, dressed in a vibrant shade of orange with silver accents. As previewed by the brand, they’ll come in a slick case with a circular shape on one corner, hinting at a functional feature like a button or hinge. Looks aside, Nothing promises that these earbuds will lead the pack with their “best-in-class” Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) capabilities.
And yes, CMF by Nothing wants to make neckbands happen. The CMF Neckband Pro, sporting a similar retro-futuristic aesthetic, is seen with a rotating dial for intuitive playback and volume control. The device is touted as the first ever to offer 50dB hybrid ANC. The competition with other neckbands, it seems, isn’t neck and neck.

Image via CMF by Nothing
Full details on the features, pricing, and availability are expected on March 5, when these affordable gadgets are set to debut alongside Nothing’s “budget” Phone 2a at the company’s next event at 11:30 am GMT (3:30 am PT / 6:30 am ET).
[via GSMArena.com and TechRadar, images via CMF by Nothing]