CMF Buds Pro Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation to 45 dB, Transparency Mode, 6 HD Clear Mics, Ultra Bass, 39H Playback, IP54, Bluetooth 5.3, APP for iPhone Android-Dark Grey

So a few things here I want to address right away.Firstly, these are basically nothing earbuds, form factor but not clearsecondly, they are extremely affordable to not only have ANC, but also BT 5.3. This might beable to handle other encoding later on, as for now they do not support HD audio.Sound Quality:Personally I found that the mids were a little lacking and the base was a bit much, but this might have something to do with the EQ on their software end, the App currently doesn't allow a fully customizable EQ setting like the Nothing Stick and Ear (2), but its similar in terms of simple adjustments with base, mids and treble being the main focus.ANC is noticeable, like right away. Everything just goes quiet. Its not perfect but it does a really good job in filtering out outside interference.Build Quality:Build quality is a little subpar for the case, as you can see the lines where the molding is formed, and the lettering inside is not evenly applied. Granted these are minor details, but they are there. The case is probably the cheapest case I've held though, it shuts like a toy in my hand, and its about the same size as the Nothing Ear (1)'s in terms of thickness. Its not small by any means.Touch controls:Out of the box they were a mess, no play/pause, just next track and previous, also the ANC controls were different from the Nothing series, as touch and hold is volume on Nothing earbuds, yet for CMF- its to change the modes between ANC.Thankfully the app lets you set this up so it isn't a big deal, just expect to set this up for a few seconds.Recommendation?Yes... no seriously its a solid earbud set for the price, you get ANC, comfort with the shape of the earbuds, and good average battery life. These buds I use around the workspace as I do not care if they got a little messed up, or banged around in my bag, as this isn't something I would do with a Nothing Stick or Ear 1, 2. Overall its worth it, even as daily drivers, maybe they will improve the firmware and allow more control in the EQ, but until then the audio is meh, but above the marks for the price.

these things are amazing! I've been on a hunt for good earbuds for over a year. I've tried dozens of pairs, from no name $20 buds to the big name $200-$300 pairs. none of them have had what I've been looking for. good battery life, good fit, good sound quality, good volume, lots of features, and ease of use. I have finally found the pair that I WON'T be returning!they go super loud the sound quality is great, awesome battery life, tons of features and a great app to go along with them. they look great, fit great, and sound great. I had ordered them with a complete lack of excitement, totally expecting to be returning them within a couple of days. but I'm so glad I decided to try them, because these are keepers!the one and only thing I could see people knocking them on would be the noise cancellation. the big name expensive brands have done a bit better in that area. don't get me wrong, these do it well, there's no static or cracking or noise of any type while it's running, but they definitely don't block out as much as I've experienced with some other pairs. that being said, I couldn't care less about it. that wasn't even one of the features that I was looking for in the first place.so if you're reading this, trying to make up your mind on these, I say go for it. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

As a cheap pair of earbuds, they're fine. The sound quality and noise cancellation work adequately. They feel light and cheap, but the performance is adequate as a cheaper pair of noise cancelling earbuds.HOWEVER, my pair broke after a month of light use. I probably used them for 12 hours total and the right earbuds completely died suddenly. I contacted NOTHING customer support and they told me that's normal. Unfortunately, the earbuds also died 1 day after my Amazon return window expired so I was left with broken earbuds that were barely used. If you have to buy 12 pairs of budget earbuds per year, that's no longer a good value. You might as well buy expensive earbuds with a life expectancy of more than 30 days.I think this is simply a very low quality brand and you're better off paying more for quality.