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 returnI 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-designedCons:- Slightly tinny highs, but forgivable at this priceOverall: 5/5 – If you want affordable earbuds with premium features, these are a no-brainer.

I would normally write a big review detailing all the features etc, but for these I don’t need to, because they just sound so amazing.Easy setup and use, good controls, never drops connection, all sound is crystal clear and excellent quality.They were on sale, and I had a £10 off promotion, so I paid £29. But even at full price they are a no-brainer.

Honestly the best headphones I’ve owned. Ive tried a lot and these are by far the best fitment, sound quality and look. The quality is also outstanding for the price and case size perfect, not too big for keeping in your pocket. The button on the case is also a great idea for skipping songs and volume control. These put the more expensive ones to shame for the price

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 Think Assemble 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.

Product becomes defective after 2 months
Volume scroller is not working after 2 months

Goede kwaliteit, past helaas niet in mijn oor.
De vorm van de earbuds zorgde ervoor dat ze niet in mijn oren passen. Als de rubbertjes iets verder naar buiten geplaatst zouden zijn zou dit probleem worden verholpen. De kwaliteit en het geluid zijn echter uitstekend.