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CMF Clip Pro Debuts: $179 Open-Ear Earbuds with 3-Point Design

Nothing has announced a new entry in their open-ear earbud range, launching the CMF Clip Pro earbuds. 

Available to pre-order now for $179. The CMF Clip Pro earbuds adopt the clip-on style open-ear style, with a 3-point Clip design that wraps around your ear, which Nothing says “spreads the load across three points on your ear, so no single part feels the pressure”. 

Using 10.8mm dual-magnet drivers, the CMF Clip Pro buds support Hi-Res audio, with Ultra Bass Technology to offset the loss of low-end frequencies often found in open-ear earbud designs. 

The buds are lightweight, weighing in at just 5.92 grams, and include up to 32.5 hours of use including the charging case. 

The Battery Charging Case and Buds come in three colours,  Coral, Light Grey, and Dark Grey – and have a neat design that looks in keeping with the industrial look of CMF devices. 

The buds are available to pre-order now through the Nothing website, with orders shipping from August 15th. 

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