CMF BY NOTHING CMF Buds Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds, 42dB Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Dirac HD Audio, 35.5H Playtime, BT5.3, IP54 Waterproof, 4HD Mics Wireless Headphones for iPhone & Android (Orange)

These headphones are absolutely amazing. I have been using both Airpods and Bose QC's - which are both great, but you pay for it. The battery life on the Airpods are terrible while using at work all day (get about half the day) and the Bose are a little too bulky for a full day of work. So I was looking for something that would help me out for the entire day. Enter CMF's. I saw these based on other reviews and thought I would give a try - heck there were only $29 and worth a shot. I'll tell you what, these things should be priced a lot higher. The sound is incredible - rivals the AirPods step for step, and only slightly behind the Bose. To me, Bose is a gold standard and love their sound (i have headphones, surround sound, soundbars, and my car) - but you also pay for that quality. These CMF's have the highs and lows that get really close. The sound is crisp and clear and you can even play around with it a bit with the app (which is not required to use). The call quality and mic are top notch and work great. These also have noise cancelling. Now it is not too close to the Bose or the Airpods in this respect, but again not too far off. With my Bose NC on high, you can barely hear anything outside your ears, even with nothing playing. Those are incredible. The CMF's let a bit more through - but still, again for $29, work amazingly. I easily use these while cutting grass on a ride-on mower and can hear the music or podcast clearly. These are comfortable too. Comes with multiple size attachments. I have smaller ears, and the small size stays in all day and you barley notice - except you can't hear too much outside noise if you have the noise cancelling on :) If you are looking for a great set of wireless headphones, but don't want to pay the big bucks for the quality brand names, GET THESE. You will not be disappointed.

Great sound, app works nicely, and the battery life is insane. It's been a few months and they still work like new. The touch controls aren't my favorite, two vs. three taps gets mixed up but that's just how touch controls go. They fit in my pocket great, and the bright color makes them easy to find. Definetly a great choice of ear bud-- comparable to the high end brands like bose but much more affordable.

These are the best ear buds I have ever bought. They consistently connect quickly. Their audio quality is great. The noice canceling is not perfect but for the price they are excellent.

after using it for several months now, its great! I love it and choose to use this over airpods. it does have some pros and cons, but thatll be unique to my own experience of course pros: - battery is long lasting, one full charge can last me the whole week. TBF i only use it for my commute to work and back so it does lasts a while -connection: easy to connect, once cconnected and you pull it out of the case, its pretty much instant. i like that theres a lil sound to show that its connected -audio is great, no issues. im not super tech saavy that ik my way around the customizations, but even at the pre set base, its been great, no issues and is super clear cons: -sensitivity seems high. ive got hair that goes to my shoulders and when it brushes against the earbud, it pauses my music. When i have my hair up it also pauses sometimes randomly. not sure if im accidentally brushing against the screen of my phone but i usually hold my phone with the screen facing my palm to make sure nothing triggers a pause -noise cancellation is not the best but does the job. obviously if the noises are super close and loud youll still hear it. it cancels enough that you can pretty much hear ur audio but with very muffled background noise. which isnt bad that way youre aware of ur surroundings -case/design is sometimes stupidly tricky for me. when i go to open the case to use the earbuds, i usually end up spinning it to all three sides attempting to open it before i finally open it at the correct side. tho thats my own fault, i can always just look to see the correct side; but ive gotten so used to other ones where u flip the top only, so im still working on it otherwise, my final thoughts is that its worth it. tbh the only reason why i docked off a star is due to the sensitivity. im not sure what im doing if nothing touches it and it still pauses. regardless tho, it works just as well as the apple airpods and has more customizations than that. Its great quality and would be a good set for younger kids who are using their phones for music or videos. the biggest bonus is that its literally like a 3rd of the price for most quality name brand audio devices. youre gonna get a bang for your buck

If sound is top priority, this thing delivers and is worth every penny. I returned some AirFun 4 Pros because the tips flip every when pulling out of ear. This Nothing earbud has fewer equalizer controls, but I feel like the simplicity works well and delivers great warm sound with huge tight bass if you want it. The DIRAC OPTIO auto-equalizer mode sounded too muffled on the trebles to me so I went with custom bass -2, mid +2, treble +6. The only thing I don't like is there is no single tap control. Everything is double or triple, or double hold. And you can't map every function to every gesture which is weird. Like play/pause can only be doubletap, nothing else. I guess no accidents this way. They are keepers though, I like the sound quality!

Feel solid in the ear and the fit stays put, even when I’m jogging. The noise cancel is decent, you’ll notice the street hum fade. Sound quality is surprisingly clear and bass heavy, but the bass is adjustable in the app. I thought the gray dial was for volume but it actually doesn't do anything.

So far so good with these budget earbuds. My comparisons are the Earfun Free 2S, the Soundcore P20i, and the Edifier X2s -- all budget earphones in the $20-$30 range. I had to return the Soundcore (kept losing connection) and the Edifier (worst fit ever, kept falling out of my ear). So I'll focus on the Earfun vs. CMF. The Earfun is the Wirecutter's recommendation for budget earphones and has been my daily earphones for at least 6 months. I like a lot of things about them, so the comparison with the CMF earphones is close. The main advantages the CMF have are a more solid connection, better microphones, and easier switching between devices. The Earfuns are generally pretty good, but once in a while the connection goes in and out when I turn my head. The Earfuns also have a rounded shape (that is common in earbuds) that I find easy to lose grip on -- they've slipped out of my hand multiple times. The CMF has been solid in staying connected to my phone and has been pretty good in letting people hear me on Zoom calls. My main quibbles with the CMF are about the case -- it's bulkier than it needs to be and isn't usable with one hand (which is a minor thing, but I like being able to take out one earbud with one hand while the case is still in my pocket). I'm also ambivalent about the shape of the CMFs -- they are easy to grip, but of course they have that stem sticking out which makes them less unobtrusive. So far, I've been glad to switch over to using the CMF as my daily earphones. They've been fine for running, being clear over street noise, and being audible on calls. ———— UPDATE: I’ve finally given up on these CMF Buds. I loved them as my daily earbuds while they worked. But they keep having the problem where one of the buds loses volume after a few months. I’m on my third set and they have all had the same problem, each time on the right bud. Nothing’s customer support was good and they replaced the set twice when the right buds failed. But unfortunately I’m going to have to look for a new set of daily earbuds.

For a budget set of buds I am happy with them. Paired with the nothing x app on my pixel with out issues as well as my windows laptop. I've paid more for less. ANC is what you would expect for this price point. not sure about mic quality as I will be using these for studying and listening to course material. Case seems like it would be extremely easy to break and the same goes for the charging pins where the earbuds attach. Did not come with a charging cable but its USB-C so almost everyone I know has a USB-C cable. Comes with tips so you can customize the fit. -- Update after using for a few days wanted to update. With ANC activated buds last approximately 4 hours before needing a recharge. I use them primarily for listening to lectures in college.

Bien mieux que des ipods

Muy buenos

It was good product. Good sound quality good material little uncomfortable for the year every 5 or 10 minutes. You have to re-exist that one only I didn’t like the rest all is good.

It can connect 2 phone one time

Excelentes!