Nothing launches CMF Clip Pro earbuds with rotating Smart Dial

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GSMArena.com reported that Nothing has introduced the CMF Clip Pro, a clip-on earbud built around 10.8mm drivers and what the company calls Ultra Bass Technology. Each 60mAh earbud is rated for 10…

GSMArena.com reported that Nothing has introduced the CMF Clip Pro, a clip-on earbud built around 10.8mm drivers and what the company calls Ultra Bass Technology. Each 60mAh earbud is rated for 10 hours of music playback or 6.5 hours of talk time, and the 475mAh case adds four hours of playback from a 10-minute charge. The buds support Bluetooth 5.4, LDAC, AAC and SBC codecs, dual-device connectivity, Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair and a low-lag mode, with four microphones and Clear Voice Technology for calls. Tactile buttons on the buds are designed to work even with gloves, and a rotating Smart Dial on the case handles volume, playback, calls and pairing. The buds carry IP54 dust and splash resistance while the case is rated IPX2. Pricing is 99 dollars in the US and 79 pounds in the UK from 15 August, in Dark Grey, Light Grey and Coral colourways, with a 79 dollar US pre-order price, the rest of the world follows on 15 September.

Nothing launches CMF Clip Pro earbuds with Smart Dial case

Indian Opinion Analysis

The report rests entirely on Nothing's own specifications, so the battery, playback and Smart Dial figures have not been independently tested and may vary with real-world use. The differing water-resistance ratings, IP54 for the buds against IPX2 for the case, are also worth noting since promotional coverage rarely highlights the gap. The CMF Clip Pro's launch in the US and UK on 15 August, followed by independent reviews, will be the first real test of the manufacturer's battery, sound and Smart Dial claims.


Source: GSMArena.com

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