You Can Get These Nothing Over-Ear Headphones for $69 Right Now
Nothing's CMF Headphone Pros are currently available for $69, down from their original price of $99. These budget over-ear headphones offer impressive features such as 50 hours of active noise cancellation playtime and customizable sound settings. They are designed to integrate seamlessly with other Nothing products and provide a stylish option for consumers seeking quality audio at an affordable price.
- ▪The CMF Headphone Pros were released in October 2025 and are priced at $69.
- ▪They feature Bluetooth 5.4, 50 hours of ANC playtime, and customizable sound settings.
- ▪These headphones have an IPX2 rating for sweat resistance and include a 3.5mm audio jack for wired listening.
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Nothing, the upstart U.K. brand that makes products like phones, smartwatches, and headphones, has quickly become one of my favorite players in tech. Its products offer unique features and designs, and the prices are competitive. For example, right now, Nothing's latest budget over-ear headphones, which were released in October 2025, the CMF Headphone Pros, are just $69 (originally $99). This is a great option for anyone looking to get reasonably priced over-the-ear headphones that punch above their weight when it comes to performance.
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