CMF Buds 2A with Noise Cancellation Drop to $19.99 Today
▼ Summary
– The Nothing CMF Buds 2A are on sale for $19.99, a $29 discount matching their lowest price ever.
– These budget earbuds include active noise cancellation, a transparency mode, and an IP54 rating for durability.
– They offer up to 8 hours of battery life per charge and 35.5 hours total with the charging case.
– The earbuds are compatible with the Nothing X app for customizing sound, controls, and using a “find my” feature.
– While sound can be tinny and voice clarity isn’t a strong suit, they provide notable features for their $20 price point.
Finding a pair of wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation and app support for under twenty dollars is a rare event. That’s what makes today’s limited-time deal on the CMF Buds 2A so compelling. For a price that matches their all-time low, these budget-friendly earbuds from Nothing are available on Amazon for just $19.99, a significant discount of $29 off their usual price. This offer is valid in all three color options until 11:15 PM ET today.
For this remarkably low cost, the Buds 2A offer a surprisingly robust feature set. They provide decent audio quality, though it can lean slightly tinny, and block out ambient sound with 42 decibels of noise cancellation. Their IP54 rating makes them resistant to dust and water splashes, and a transparency mode allows you to hear your surroundings when needed. Battery life is solid, offering up to eight hours on a single charge with ANC off, extending to 35.5 hours total with the charging case. Four onboard microphones utilize Nothing’s noise reduction technology to improve call quality, a notable inclusion even if voice clarity isn’t their primary strength.
A key advantage is their compatibility with the Nothing X app, which adds a layer of customization uncommon at this price point. Through the app, users can adjust equalizer settings, fine-tune bass response, switch between ANC modes, and enable multi-device pairing. The app also includes a find-my-earbuds feature and allows you to assign gestures to trigger your phone’s voice assistant. For owners of Nothing or CMF phones, there’s an added bonus: the ability to use voice commands to access ChatGPT directly through the earbuds.
(Source: The Verge)
