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CMF by Nothing has launched the affordable Headphone Pro with a new sleek colourful modular design

CMF, a company by Nothing, has today unveiled its new over-the-ear headphones, the Headphone Pro. Although they are affordable, they are set to pack a punch with Hybrid ANC, a custom 40mm nickel-plated driver, and up to 100 hours of playback.

The Headphone Pro features a modular design, allowing the user to customise the ear cushions’ design to make the headphones their own. The different coloured cushions can be added to the base colours of light grey, dark grey and light green and can be easily switched out to display and match your mood or desired look.

The Headphone Pro earcups include physical buttons to control your music, including a roller to adjust volume, ANC, and Play and Pause. Bass and treble can also be adjusted directly on the earcups using the Energy Slider, allowing users to match the sound profile to the song they are listening to. There is also a customisable button on the earcup that you can personalise within the app.

The Hybrid ANC is capable of up to 40dB of noise cancellation, with the adaptive noise cancellation detecting the level of ambient noise and adjusting the ANC accordingly.

The new headphones from CMF produce high-fidelity Bluetooth sound of up to 990kbps thanks to their 40mm nickel-plated drivers and support for Hi-Res and LDAC music. The app can also be used to adapt the sound profile to each individual’s ear canal, providing a truly personalised experience.

The headphones will provide the user with up to 100 hours of playback (with ANC off), with a quick four-minute charge providing an additional four hours of listening.

Price and Availability

CMF Headphone Pro are available now in Dark Grey, Light Green, and Light Grey for AU9 / NZ9 from the nothing.tech website and JB HiFi.

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