CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro Active Noise Canceling Wireless Headphones Bluetooth 5.4 Over The Ear Headset, 50H ANC Playtime, Bass&Treble Slider, Custom EQ&Spatial Audio, Hi-Res LDAC, Dark Grey

These headphones are with every penny! You guys are all harsh on these headphones but you seem to look over the fact that these $80 headphones are competing with Sony XM4 and XM5 which are at a way higher price! These headphones are better than my old beats solo 3, the noise cancellation is better, sound quality is better, they feel light on my head and are very comfortable, they connect to my PS5 which is great, overall there’s no complaints. -Ive also used the beats studio overear headphones and these are still better! -Compared to the Bose QC45 the sound quality is slightly clearer but it lacks bass and ANC compared to the bose headphones. -Compare to Beats studio buds the CMF headphones are better in every aspect -Apple Airpods Pro(2nd gen)- The pros are slightly better in overall performance but dont forget these are $80 headphones Overall they’re great, I used them at the airport and they did pretty well with blocking out noise and these actually go over your ear so they fit well compared to others that press on your ear! Everyone else has been harsh on reviews when they forget these are $80 headphones but the CEO actually cares about his products which is why its great! Basically just buy it!

The CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro is impressive from the moment you put it on. The active noise cancelling is strong and blocks out background noise extremely well, perfect for work, flights, or the gym. The sound quality is excellent with deep bass, clear treble, and the customizable EQ + spatial audio take it to another level. I love the bass & treble slider for quick tuning. Battery life is outstanding — 50 hours with ANC is crazy good. The Bluetooth 5.4 connection is stable, and the light green design looks clean and modern. For this price, these feel like premium flagship headphones. Highly recommend!

I have the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 pro and Apple Airpods Max. I reach for these first for music and videos. Very comfortable after the first few hours of break in. I prefer the sound profile of these over the Airpods. The microphone is really the only area these fall short. Battery life is excellent, noise cancellation is about 85% as good as the Airpods Max, easy to set up, stable Bluetooth connection, button functions make sense. These are are great purchase even without considering the low price.

First off, these are made by Nothing ears! headphone/earphone branded company and are just as good as though although with these the app must be a toned down version in the EQ. because in the bass, treble, and mids they only control the actual tone levels and not actual levels of bass amounts or frequency amount. It is a very weak substitute to what I am used to on my Nothingears branded earbuds when I use those the app and EQ is very much responsive and not solely tone based and weak basically. But none the less what you end up getting with these, as long as you don't have a bass head level of taste is very, very good sound. I'm quite pleased woth these. There is a hearing test that balances the sound further for your volume needs which is the icing on the cake. The volume will in most cases reach your needs. I have a tall or long size of ear and a normal size front to back and these manage to fit the oblong shape quite well. It is an odd fit that I consider and it fits more than fine. I don't know what to compare my head size to though. One weird quirk is that it says "power own," I know it's the accent, but it just sounds crazy... The instructions are kind of weird and seem to make sense at first but didn't work out for me in the long run and what it took for me was just diving in and using the headphone and pushing buttons the way other headphones worked and then the reverse etc. getting used to them that way. I did not care for that at all. The instruction book is microscopic! I still can't figure out how to make them go into pairing again to pair to a second device. These conmecr so fast it's amazimg and also the call quality gets compliments which is another amazing thing in and of itself for overear headphones. So they are definitely keepers! They are still well worth their price of admittance with any quirks or problems I've come up with. I also have many more under the CMF label and can speak for them too. Thank you for reading, Erin

These are strong competitors to more expensive headphones for less than half the price. Just as good for me as my busted Sony XM4s that these replaced. These headphones seem designed for the long haul, with less moving parts and the earcups being swappable. Sound quality is great to my untrained ears. All music, videos and audio books i've played sound excellent. Volume is loud at around 50%. Noise cancelling is adequate, not the best, but does block out most minor background noises. Battery life is great even with NC enabled. I prefer the tactile controls over sensitive tap and swipe controls. The bass slider is useful for songs that are punchy. The additional AUX output is perfect for my computer, whose bluetooth gets overloaded with the mouse and keyboard connected. The Nothing X app on my S23 is very responsive and doesn't require a signup to use. Makes it easy to adjust controls and equaliser settings. So far satisfied with my purchase. I'm hopeful that they hold up in the long term.

I liked these more than I thought I would to be honest with you. I told myself I wanted to get the nothing headphones instead but for what ... Granted they look cool but they only come in white and black so that defeats the purpose for me. The teal is adorable and I'm not a big audiophile so I couldn't tell you if these were garbage or not but from my personal opinion from testing them for a few hours, they are comfortable, they give good sound with good base. The physical controls are awesome. Connecting it was simple, the UI of the app is simply clean. They fit snug on my head. I was getting these to replace my old audio technicas. Though, nothing wrong with them. The tech is just old. I have been eyeing these for quite some time and decided to give them a go. If you have never really cared too much for expensive premium feel headphones these will be just fine for you. They look great, they are light, and although they ain't no bose headphones (I've never had them I'm just assuming they are better) for the price, this is amazing value. I plan to use them as my gaming headphones to replace my out dated Razer as well. Trying to transition everything to wireless.

I’ve been using the CMF by Nothing headphones for a little while now, and I’m honestly impressed by how good they are for the price. The build quality feels premium — the matte finish, soft ear cushions, and smooth hinge mechanism all look and feel way more expensive than they actually are. They’re lightweight but still feel sturdy enough for everyday use, whether I’m studying, walking across campus, or on long calls. Sound Quality 🎧 The audio performance exceeded my expectations. The bass is deep and punchy without being overwhelming, and the mids and highs sound clean and well-balanced. Whether I’m listening to music, watching movies, or doing my cybersecurity labs, the clarity is really solid. Noise Cancellation & Comfort 😌 The ANC does a surprisingly good job blocking out background noise — perfect for library study sessions or noisy dorm areas. The ear cushions are soft and comfortable even during long wear, and the clamping force isn’t too tight. Battery Life 🔋 Battery life is excellent. A single charge lasts me multiple days of classes, study sessions, and music without worrying about topping up. Fast charging is also super handy when I’m in a rush. Connectivity & Controls 📱 Pairing is quick and stable, and the controls are intuitive. No lag or drop-offs during movies or YouTube. Works perfectly with my phone and laptop. Verdict: 100% Recommended For this price range, these headphones are absolutely one of the best choices out there. Great sound, strong ANC, premium design, and amazing comfort. If you’re thinking about buying them—just go for it. You won’t be disappointed.

I am giving this review a good review only for design, sound quality and easy to use. However, the ANC deserves a 2 star as it is very mediocre, you can literally hear everything, does not isolate noise as the product claims. I will be using them daily and will update my review. Unfortunately I cannot give a 3.5, but I feel giving a 4 stars will be very generous, that will be if they were sold as audio only but they are not, they are sold as ANC, which they do very poorly. Regarding comfort, they are OK, to soon to tell but feel like they will be good and hope not to get too much ear fatigue. For the price I paid they are worth every penny, but feel disappointed for the bad ANC. Update: I tried other features, like the wired connection and not happy with the performance, headphones need to be on. After a few days of. testing, I will say I am returning and getting some others that may offer better features with better performance. The headphones are OK, but at this price point there may be better alternatives, they may not going to have the aesthetics as the CFM but may perform better with more features.