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, Light Grey

A Flagship Killer!
As a big fan of the Nothing ecosystem, I had high expectations for the CMF Nothing Headphones Pro, especially after my great experience with their CMF Buds Pro 2. Let me just say, they didn’t just meet my expectations—they completely shattered them. These headphones are, without a doubt, the best value on the market!First, let’s talk about sound quality. It is absolutely phenomenal. The drivers deliver a rich, detailed, and immersive audio experience. With LDAC compatibility, the high-resolution sound is crisp and clear, allowing you to pick up on nuances in your music that you might otherwise miss.The noise cancellation is where things get truly unbelievable for this price point. I own a pair of Bose QuietComfort over-ear headphones, and the ANC on the CMF Headphones Pro is easily comparable. It effectively blocks out a wide range of ambient noise, creating a bubble of pure sound that lets you focus entirely on your audio.But the most mind-blowing feature has to be the battery life. Nothing claims 50 hours with ANC on, and they deliver. In my experience, top-tier headphones from Sony or Bose rarely get over 30 hours of listening time with the ANC ON!!!! Getting this level of stamina is an absolute game-changer for travel, work, and daily use.Huge kudos to the Nothing team. They have once again created an excellent product that punches far above its weight. If you’re looking for flagship-level sound, top-tier noise cancellation, and industry-leading battery life without the premium price tag, look no further. These are the headphones to get!I will Update this review after 3 months of use! Until Then, Listen On!

Great Budget, Wireless Headphones With Impressive Value
I’ve been wearing these for a day now and they’re great for what they are: wireless, budget-friendly headphones. I also own wired Bose QC25s, and while that comparison is not perfectly fair, the Bose are my reference point. The CMFs sound good, better than I expected for the price, but they are not in the same league as the Bose.The overall sound quality is solid. The bass is not overbearing like some reviewers claim, and you can easily adjust it. For casual listening, they are enjoyable, although the mids are a bit thin and the treble is missing some of the sparkle I hear in acoustic and live tracks. I also notice a little distortion at very high volumes. If you mostly listen to mainstream pop or rap, you will be totally fine, but live music loses some of the clarity I get from my QC25s. The EQ is basic, so there is only so much tuning you can do. Just do not expect audiophile performance at this price.ANC is surprisingly good for under 100 dollars. It cuts low-end rumble well, and outside on busy streets I barely noticed road noise. Some mids, harsher highs, and voices still seep through, and transparency mode is just okay. For reference, my CMF Buds 2 Plus have slightly better ANC and a bit more clarity, but the headphones are definitely more comfortable.Comfort and fit are excellent. They are lightweight, the cushioning is plush, and I can wear them for a few hours without any issues. I wear glasses and feel a little pressure, but other reviewers say the clamping force loosens over time, so I am curious to see if that happens. They stayed secure on a run, although they do get warm around the ears, so I would not use them for intense workouts. My only complaint is that they are bulky. They look huge on my head, but the style and matte finish still look modern and premium.The Nothing app is great. The UI is clean, easy to navigate, and everything works smoothly. The personal hearing profile is a must, since it noticeably improves the sound. Spatial audio is disappointing. I like the effect on my CMF Buds 2 Plus, but on these headphones it distorts tracks too much. The good news is that the natural soundstage is already wide enough that I do not feel like I am missing anything.The controls work fine, and the bass slider has not gotten in the way. They don’t come with a USB-C charger, but who cares. I don’t need another one anyways.Overall, for wireless headphones under 100 dollars, these pack a ton of value. The sound quality is very good for the price, they are comfortable, stylish, well-built, have strong battery life, and the ANC is solid. If you set the right expectations, they are absolutely worth it.

Diese Kopfhörer überzeugen durch ihre erstaunlich lange Akkulaufzeit. Der Klang ist für mein Empfinden sehr gut, und auch die Materialien wirken hochwertig. Der Sitz ist bequem, und die Geräuschunterdrückung erfüllt meine Ansprüche völlig.All diese Features zu einem Preis von 100 Euro (79 Euro zum Prime Day!) machen die Kopfhörer zu einem hervorragenden Deal. Wer bereits Produkte von Nothing oder CMF kennt, wird sich wie gewohnt auf sehr gute Qualität zu einem fairen Preis verlassen können.Die App ist sehr benutzerfreundlich, und das Erstellen eines persönlichen, auf das eigene Gehör abgestimmten Klangprofils geht schnell und einfach von der Hand. Für meine Zwecke (hauptsächlich Video-, Spiele- und Musikinhalte in den eigenen vier Wänden) passt der Konzertmodus mit maximalem Bass perfekt, in Kombination mit meinem Klangprofil klingen in meinen Ohren alle Inhalte sehr gut!Update vom 21.10.25: „Der Herr der Ringe – Die Gefährten“ (3 Std. 48 Min.) hat den Akku bei vollem Noise Cancelling nur um 5 % reduziert.

Super son pour le prix aussi bon que mon Bose