CMF, the budget tech brand owned by Nothing, has introduced its first full-size wireless headphones, the Headphone Pro. Like the Nothing Headphone (1) released in July, they feature multi-function roller controls, a different design, and a significantly lower price tag of $99.
Nothing is launching the headphones in the UK and the European Union. The CMF Headphone Pro are available in dark grey, light grey and light green, and are customizable with interchangeable ear pads.
CMF Headphone Pro features tactile buttons that are easy to find and recognize by touch. On one side are the power and Bluetooth buttons. Separately, there is a multi-function roller for adjusting the volume, as well as buttons for controlling playback and ambient sound mode. In addition, the headphones have an Energy Slider, which allows you to quickly adjust the balance of bass and treble without launching the Nothing X application.
As you can see from the controls, the CMF Headphone Pro have adaptive noise cancellation technology. The headphones are also equipped with a 720 mAh battery, which the company says will last for 100 hours of listening time, or 50 hours with ANC on. As for other specifications, the headphones use 40 mm drivers and support a frequency range of 20 Hz - 20 kHz.
Recall that Nothing plans to spin off CMF into an independent subsidiary and move its head office, as well as production and R&D, to India.