CMF by Nothing Buds Pro 2 Wirelesss earphones with HiFi sound, 50 dB Smart Active Noise Cancellation, 6 HD mics and Spatial Audio, 2025 - Light Grey

I've been using these wireless earbuds for a couple of weeks now, and they've exceeded my expectations. The sound quality is clear, detailed, and well balanced, with plenty of depth in both the bass and vocals. Whether I'm listening to music, podcasts, or taking calls, everything sounds crisp and enjoyable. The active noise cancelling works surprisingly well, helping to reduce background noise when commuting, working, or travelling. It makes a noticeable difference and allows me to focus on what I'm listening to without constantly increasing the volume. The earbuds are comfortable to wear for extended periods and fit securely without needing constant adjustment. Battery life has also been excellent, easily lasting through daily use, while the charging case is compact and convenient to carry around. I was also impressed with how quickly they connected to my devices and how reliable the connection has been. The controls are responsive, and the overall build quality feels premium and well thought out. Overall, these earbuds offer fantastic performance, great features, and excellent value for money. I'm very happy with the purchase and would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a quality pair of wireless earphones.

These earbuds by Nothing are fantastic. They are roughly the same size as AirPods Pro 3, but have features that are missing from the AirPods. These earbuds have a fantastic sound straight out of the box, which can be customised using the Nothing X app. The earbuds have very good ANC with transparency mode. The ANC is very good and is very close to the AirPods Pro 3, which is especially impressive given the over £200 price difference. The battery lasts for a good 8 hours with ANC and high volume. They are comfortable to wear all day and are simple to use. The case has a satin finish, which does tend to show finger marks very easily, but it also features a silver control wheel, which can be customised in the app. This can be turned as well as pressed, so it is easy to set it for music controls or other controls. The case is quite boxy, so it may be less pocket-friendly than AirPods cases. The app gives access to all of the customisations, such as adjusting EQ, controls, bass boost, and spatial audio. There has just been a firmware update, which has made these earbuds sound even better. The earbuds can be paired with 2 devices, which is more limiting than the way that AirPods work on Apple devices, but these are over £200 cheaper. In my opinion, these are some of the best-sounding and most versatile earbuds I have tried. I am amazed by how good these Nothing Buds Pro 2 are, not only for their price, but compared to much higher priced alternatives.

The CMF Buds Pro 2 are affordable wireless earbuds offering strong noise isolation, boosted bass, and a lightweight, portable design. They feature active noise cancelling, touch controls, and a unique rotating dial on the case for extra functions. They perform well for sports and travel thanks to low sound leakage and effective ANC, though fit can vary due to the lack of stabilizers. Battery life is decent but not exceptional, and the microphone quality is only passable. Overall, they deliver solid value with good isolation, comfort, and features for the price.

Pleasantly surprised. Really nice rounded sound. I struggle with earphones sounding tinny. These are very bassy and can give more. After a little playing with EQ and tools I have a really nice sound. The case has several nice little touches and is nice and easy to use. Earphones are comfortable to wear and I have worn them for several hours. Battery seems to last well, again I've worked a couple of full days so far wearing them without having to charge. Noise cancelling is pretty good for the price. You can still hear loud talking and louder noises but on the whole manages to filter out a lot of noise.

These are the best earbuds I've ever had, and at a fraction of the cost of some of my others.. I've had several Jabra Elite models, Sony WF-1000XM4, Soundcore Liberty Pro etc, but these beat them all, hands down in sound quality and (to my ears anyway) active noise cancelation. I ride a sportsbike as a hobby, and these are the first buds I've ever had that actually cancel almost all the wind noise out in my Arai RX-7V, yet I can still hear the engine perfectly, and tunes at slightly over half volume at nearly three times the national speed limit (on track). Easy to put the helmet on over them and they don't catch in the lining at all.. They do catch sometimes when removing the helmet, but that's no big deal. Battery life of the buds themselves is about 4 or 5 hours with ANC on.. I don't like the buds csee, but that's just a personal preference, and it remains to be seen if they continue to perform as well as they have been. I'll revisit this review if there's any problems, but for now, can't recommend them highly enough, especially if you're a motorcyclist.

Good value for the price paid - bought in the sale period. Music sounds good - the large silicone earbud tips of varying from small to medium to large need to be distinctly larger - to provide a better fit. Active noise cancelling is ok - does cut out some background noise. Music sounds good especially with the Nothing app to allow you to tweak sound effects etc. But what is disappointing are the mics on the earbuds - calls sound both tinny to the user and to the recipient on the other end of the call. At around £60 rrp these sit just below the price paid for my Jabra Elite 4 (£80 rrp) and the difference sound quality on calls is night and day. I don’t know how much of an improvement the next Nothing/CMF level up of earbuds would be like. Whether there’s a significant uptick in quality and mic clarity - of these had been the cheapest model I would have had a more open mind - but I think while my Jabra’s are being replaced under warranty that these will be kept as an emergency backup pair for the time being. So if you’re not expecting much and need a spare pair or you’re taking them to a festival or on holiday where you may lose them - I think these are ok - but if you’re wanting to use something for calls as well as music day in and day out - then I think you may want to look at other brands for around the same amount of money. I do like the scroll dial/ button on the charging case which you can set the function to on the Nothing app - by default it’s the volume dial but can be altered. I think this is a really cool feature and removes the fiddly pressing and mashing of buttons blindly on the side of your head as you try to guess which button press changes the volume on a pair of earbuds while you are wearing them. So Kudos to Nothing/CMF for this and their most expensive model featuring a boost microphone on the charging case for enhancing calls when needed (haven’t experienced this for myself but looks like an interesting feature to have) 🙃🙂

Bought at £39 on black Friday (RRP £60, usually £45~). I own original Airpods Pro (2019) and Airpods Pro 2 w/Type C charging case (2024). The CMF buds 2 Pro had significantly stronger ANC than the AP, with the transparency mode being very similar (CMF slightly more artificial). The AP2 did have better ANC overall across all sound pitches, with better transparency too. I've started off saying this as this is probably the highest praise that I could give these earbuds. Outperforming the original AP (£250 RRP) at this price point in just a few short years is very impressive. Mic quality was also just shy of AP. Now, the party that I'm not the biggest fan of is the sound. Tuning is very bass heavy and the 3 band EQ provided in the Nothing X app doesn't allow me to adjust the needed frequencies to produce a more balanced sound. Yes you could download additional software etc, but 99% of people wouldn't bother. The overall volume is very nice and mids are very pronounced. Personally, higher frequency response is lacking a fair bit, with occasional female vocals being muddled in the mix. Battery life is ridiculously good, solid build quality and the rotating dial gives added satisfaction when switching between modes, play/pause, volume etc. However, all of the points above about the sound really shouldn't matter too much for the price point at which these are offered at. I'm just being honest, even being the first person on Amazon to review the original Nothing Ear on release day. (so if anything I'm a tad biased to the brand) Overall, I'd rate these 10/10 for under £110 (genuinely nothing else on par), with only the Nothing ear improving on these aspects. When comparing to higher price earbuds, I'd give it 7/10, with sound quality being the main factor.

What is this sorcery? For £39, these CMF by Nothing Buds Pro 2 are seriously impressive. I bought them mainly for running after my LG Tones died, and they’ve blown me away. Sound & ANC: The ANC is on par with my Galaxy Buds, and the overall sound profile is balanced with decent bass. Highs can be a little tinny, but honestly forgivable at this price point. Features & Usability: - Great controls on both the buds and the case - LDAC support (perfect for Spotify lossless) - Lovely, well-designed app - Much better than the Soundcore Liberty 4 NCs, which I had to return I also own Galaxy Buds3 and Sony WH-1000XM5, so I know what premium audio feels like. These don’t beat the XM5s, but they punch way above their weight and come surprisingly close to the Galaxy Buds for everyday use. In fact better in some use cases as well. Pros: - Good ANC, comparable to Galaxy Buds - Nice sound profile - Excellent controls on buds and case - LDAC support for high-quality streaming - App is intuitive and well-designed Cons: - Slightly tinny highs, but forgivable at this price Overall: 5/5 – If you want affordable earbuds with premium features, these are a no-brainer.

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Good sound, good quality.

Was expecting much but left kinda disappointed. Color and rotator thing on the case is cool, but sound quality is just not high quality. It's loud, has a good amount of bass but sounds very "open". On top of that the right earbud is already almost dead and it's been less than a year.

Je pense pouvoir dire que je suis "audiophile", et j'ai eu la chance que des marques m'envoient des produits pour les tester, casques, écouteurs, IEMs etc. Pour ce prix, les CMF Buds 2 Pro sont excellents, et performent plus haut que leurs positionnement de marcher pourrait laisser penser. La connexion est fluide, stable, les microphones sont suffisement bons pour un appel pas trop long, la batterie tient bien dans le temps, l'annulation de bruit est bonne sans plus, le mode transparent sonne légèrement artificiel mais permet de rester bien alerte sur son environnement. Le confort est standard, c'est toujours un peu personnel lorsqu'il s'agit d'écouteurs, mais ceux là tiennent très bien en place. Maintenant le son, il est globalement bon, et pour ce prix suffisant. La signature est tournée vers une cible de consommateurs standards, donc comme souvent, on y retrouve des basses proéminentes, des voix texturées et bien en avants, et des aigus plus timides, pour éviter de fatiguer l'auditeur, au dépend d'une partie des détails et d'un peu de l'énergie du mix, comme 90% des écouteurs sans fil. Malgré tout, les CMF maintiennent un degré de détails suffisant selon moi, les basses, bien que très présentes ne débordent pas sur le reste du spectre, donc on a pas cette impression de mix totalement brouillon et baveu. Les voix sont douces, avec une bonne texture, et ne recouvrent pas le reste des fréquences pour autant. Alors bien sur, le niveau de technicalité, la largeur de la scène sonore, la précision des éléments du mixte et la justesse du timbre ne sont pas aussi bons que certains IEMs ou écouteurs bluetooth plus haut-de-gamme, mais ils sont meilleurs que la majorité des alternatives de ce segment de prix. Bien joué à CMF pour ce super rapport qualité/prix, et merci à ceux qui auront pris le temps de lire ce commentaire.

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