CMF(By Nothing) Buds Pro

Ofrece correctamente casi todo lo que esta en su descripción, a excepción de 2 cosas: Reducción del viento y la duración de la batería.

El viento se sigue escuchando casi con la misma intensidad. Y la batería no dura nada, los uso por 1-2 horas, los meto en su estuche y la vez siguiente que los ocupo me dice que el estuche ya se vacío un 10% y así con cada vez que los uso, ni de broma rinde las 39 horas que dicen en su pagina

Eso si, la reducción de ruido, en general es muy buena.

CMF earbuds last four more than five hours nonstop use they fit snug and comfortably.Sound quality is great has bass and crystal clear.In the menu u can choose what u want each button to do on both ear buds.I love the bright orange and the compact size of the carrying case/charger. Also, I love that it uses android phone charger to charge. The Bluetooth connectivity connects seamlessly.Very hip but sleek design! Only downside is I wish I could have chosen to have the pause button on the right side .

Overall, I'm highly satisfied with the CMF (by Nothing) Buds Pro, which I find appropriately priced at €49.

Before diving into the details about the headphones themselves, let me touch on the packaging, which pleasantly surprised me. The packaging is a slim and sturdy paper casing with a molded design. It gives off an environmentally conscious vibe, although this aspect needs further confirmation.

The casing, with its cylindrical shape (58mm in diameter, 23mm in height), boasts good quality but is slightly larger compared to competitors in the same price range. The aesthetics match the headphones themselves, sporting a delightful matte finish that I particularly enjoyed.

Regarding the buds, the pairing process is incredibly easy with the companion app, and switching between phones was the quickest experience I've encountered. You simply open the case, launch the app, click on "reconnect," and you're all set. This feature is fantastic for those who share the buds across different devices but don't own multi-link capable headsets.

Speaking of the app and software, both Android and iOS versions exhibit similar aesthetics and functionality. However, Android seems to provide slightly more accurate battery reporting for each Bud and the case.

At less than 5 grams each, the buds feel light and comfortable in the ears.

Audio quality from the Buds Pro aligns well with what you'd expect in this price range; decent but not exceptional volume and equalization. The microphones…

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Thanks HeyUpNow for sending me this unit, it’s a great opportunity as always to try new tech and express my opinion to an audience that really cares about new tech and what it can do for your life.

This is the review of the CMF (by nothing) Buds Pro, a cheap pair of headphones produced by the creators of the nothing brand.

**UNBOXING EXPERIENCE**

The unboxing experience, considering also the low price of these pair of earbuds, is very good. The packaging is slim, eye-catching, and very well refined, and contains all the essentials for the product. If you want to delve more into this, here’s my unboxing video:

https://youtu.be/kGjULu0TkjA

In the box, other than the earbuds and their case, you can find a usb-a to usb-c cable, braided and very high quality, although very short, and some replacement ear tips, together with some paperwork. Pretty good.

**DESIGN, BUILD QUALITY AND USER EXPERIENCE (APP)**

Let’s start with the case: i like it. Maybe too big, but the case is very nice to hold in your hands, has a nice matte finish and looks great. Also the orange color, despite a bit too eccentric for someone, looks real cool, and if you need someone less vivid, there’s also black and white, that looks great as well. The case, according to my tests, can charge the headphones 4-5 times, depending on the use of noise canceling or not.

The buds, however, in my opinion are a bit ugly. They look like airpods pro ripoffs, but a bit bulkier and finished in this glossy…