UK-based tech manufacturing company Nothing’s sub-brand CMF has introduced its first pair of open earbuds, CMF Clip Pro. The earbuds are launched at a price tag of $99, which is roughly Rs 9,400. The device is launched in three colour options: light grey, dark grey, and coral.
The company is known for its innovative design; the earbuds are also designed uniquely as they sit on the outer ear while allowing ambient sounds to pass through. The newly launched CMF Clip Pro weighs around 5.9 grams each and is engineered to fit any ear shape and promises comfort even after hours of continuous wear. The product also features an IP54 certification for resistance against dust and water, which makes it ideal for outdoor use.
The device features a 10.8mm audio driver and supports LDAC, AAC, and SBC codecs for enhanced wireless streaming quality. The company has also rolled out “Ultra Bass Technology”, which balances frequencies and distortion to compensate for the natural bass loss in open-ear products.
In terms of calling, the earbud features four microphones integrated into the buds to separate your voice from background noise for clear conversation.
The company claims a battery backup of up to 10 hours of continuous playback on a single charge, while when the device is combined with the charging case, users get around 33 hours of total playback time.
In terms of connectivity, the device supports Bluetooth 5.4 and multipoint connections for seamless switching between two devices. Apart from this, the device also supports Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair Support, as well as Low Latency Mode for gaming,
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