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CMF Headphone Pro ANC headphones drop to an all-time low, saving you $24

A solid pick for casual listeners with long battery life.

CMF Headphone Pro ANC headphones drop to an all-time low, saving you $24

The CMF Headphone Pro ANC headphones, Nothing's entry-level sub-brand offering, have just dropped to a record low price of $55 on Amazon. This 30% discount off the standard $79 list price makes them one of the most affordable ways to experience Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) without compromising on essential features.

The standout feature of these headphones is their 40dB Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation, which excels at dampening low-frequency sounds like airplane engines and subway noise. For those who need to stay aware of their surroundings, a Transparency Mode is included to let in ambient noise without removing the headphones. The headphones utilize 40mm dynamic drivers with LDAC codec support for high-resolution wireless audio.

The default EQ is bass-heavy, typical for this price range, but the Nothing X app allows users to fine-tune their sound profile.

One unique physical feature is the Energy Slider on the left earcup, which lets users instantly switch between bass boost and treble boost modes without needing to access their smartphone. Battery life is an area where these headphones truly shine, with up to 50 hours of playtime with ANC engaged, or an impressive 100 hours when ANC is disabled.

They support Bluetooth 5.4 with multipoint functionality, enabling seamless switching between devices. The package includes a basic cloth travel pouch, a 3.5mm cable for wired listening, and swappable memory foam earpads. At just $55, the CMF Headphone Pro offers excellent value, particularly when stacked up against pricier competitors from Sony or Bose that may not offer as significant an improvement in ANC performance.

This deal is available directly from Amazon with free shipping for Prime members, and given the limited-time nature of such offers, now is the time to make your purchase if you're looking for a budget-friendly ANC solution.

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