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Nothing’s CMF Buds Neo earbuds almost sound too good to be true at just $25, available now

Nothing has somewhat quietly launched its new CMF Buds Neo, a pair of wireless earbuds that are somehow only $25.

Nothing’s CMF Buds Neo earbuds almost sound too good to be true at just $25, available now

The budget-friendly CMF Buds Neo earbuds from Nothing have just dropped at an unbelievably low price of $25, offering a surprisingly impressive audio experience. These compact wireless earbuds, unveiled on Twitter/X, are available now on Amazon in various regions, including the US, where they retail for $24.99 with shipping arriving later this week. Priced at $25, these earbuds provide a wealth of features typically reserved for higher-end models.

Boasting up to 52 hours of total playtime (11 hours per earbud) from the earbuds and their accompanying case, the CMF Buds Neo deliver active noise cancellation with a rating of 35dB. A specially designed 12.4mm "dynamic" driver powers the audio output, and the earbuds are equipped with IP52 water resistance to ensure durability.

Seamless connectivity is possible through Google's Fast Pair and Bluetooth 6.0 technology, while users can also enjoy the convenience of dual-device connections. The earbuds are controlled via the familiar Nothing X app, which is familiar to anyone who has used other Nothing earbuds, such as the recently reviewed Ear (3a).

While the $25 price point may raise eyebrows, the inclusion of cutting-edge features like Google's Fast Pair, Bluetooth 6.0, IP52 water-resistance, and dual-device connection support makes the CMF Buds Neo a surprisingly compelling purchase. The absence of a physical review unit means we cannot yet share our firsthand impressions, but based on the specifications alone, these earbuds present an enticing proposition for those seeking top-tier audio capabilities without breaking the bank. If the sound quality matches the hype, this could indeed be an exceptional value for money.

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