CMF BY NOTHINGCMF Buds Pro 2 Wireless Earbuds with Smart Dial, 50dB Hybrid Noise Cancelling Earbuds Wireless Bluetooth 5.3, 11mm Bass with LDAC, 6 Hi-Res Audio Mics, 43H Playtime, Fast Charging Case, Blue

Use these daily as a landscaper, they are not rated for water but they regularly have gotten wet with no adverse effects! They sound just as good if not better than my Pixel buds Pro they replaced. The noise cancellation is better in most cases. I ride motorcycles and they fit well inside a helmet and have superior noise cancelling when it comes to wind noise compared to the Pixel Buds Pro! The Case is very handy while riding or working as well, being able to remotely turn down the volume or program your own responses on the buttons is wonderful. Battery life and overall connectivity is great, they last most of a whole days work at volume they should probably not be at and I have often walked away from my phone and forgotten about it unfortunately!Value for the Dollar, It is incredibly hard to beat these.I use Sony WH1000MX4s for noise cancellation while sitting at a deskI use Skullcandy Skullcrushers while working outAnd these while working outside or not wanting to use over the ear headphones they have replaced my WF1000XM3s, and my Pixel Buds Pro.If you cant tell I like listening to music of different varieties. And these work well as all rounder headphones with great ANC (no it wont beat over the ear headphones) but its still great! Helps when working with large machinery too.

My favorite Bluetooth earbuds.I've tried soundpeats, rythflo, sound cores and enacfires. Generally around the same price or less but the nothing cmf pro 2 blows them out of the water. I generally drive a lot and have had a lot of complaints of sounding like I'm in a blender with my previous earbuds. I'm told I sound clear now and my friends don't hear the all the noise from the car/vacuum/me doing dishes anymore. The noise canceling works really well too. The ear buds can switch connection between devices really quickly and I appreciate that as I jump between my phone and computer often. Nothing also has a find my earbuds feature which is really useful. I would say the sound quality is good for me.I bought a case for it and it makes it easy to hook it to the outside of my bag and helps with covering the dial so it's not accidently pushed and pressed on in the pocket/carrying it around.Very happy about the price and quality I'm a customer forever now.

I have had these for a few days now. I bought these as a replacement to the Nothing Ear2. I will say for the money these are incredibly hard to beat. The fit and finish, I feel, doesn’t match up to the Nothing Ear2’s. However, sound quality and feature wise, they might surpass them. My dog decided I didn’t need the left side Nothing anymore, and I listen to them daily at work. I wore my backup AirPod 2’s (also chewed by this monster) while waiting for these to arrive, and I forgot how subpar they were all the way around.Seriously, these hit way above their price range. The default EQ in the app is just about perfect for my liking. I do not like that it’s not a full blown EQ like the Ear2’s had. But connectivity has seemed smoother and flawless thus far. The noise cancellation is great. The bass is heavy compared to previous buds, but can be tamed. Overall sound quality and accuracy is impressive.

I've been testing out the buds for a little over a week now and I have to say, I really like them. Off the bat, I love the design of the buds and the case, and the bass even at the lowest setting is really strong, in a good way. The buds fit well in my ears which is usually a problem having to find one that do. Audio quality is crystal clear and the app lets you adjust as needed.Had some trouble connecting the buds at first, my phone (S22 Ultra) didn't detect them right away but other devices that are just as old, did. The smart dial, which is the main reason I wanted to try out these buds didn't work initially, so I did some research and connected them to my tablet which did work, and that someway got my phone to connect the dial as well. And I have to the say, the smart dial is an AWESOME feature to have!!! It acts like a controller for the buds and can make for a cool fidget toy.I came from the Galaxy buds 2 which is almost double the price of these buds at the time. And I would say, these are the better sounding devices. Everything sounds great coming in, and during my call tests, they are pretty good but you won't sound as clear, a bit distance or washed out, as talking directly into your phone's mic. And as good as these buds are, there are some drawbacks, the touch controls on the buds themselves LACK a single tap/play pause feature which is standard for other buds but you can do it via the smart dial. The in-ear detection that would play or pause your music when you take the buds on or off works well with music apps but not 100% of the time and doesn't really work for video apps like Youtube and Netflix, so you have to pause the video directly. And there are times when I would put in the buds and it seems like the noise cancelling would toggle and off for a sec to adjust to the last setting you had them on.Speaking of noise cancelling, they are good, both transparency mode and active. Active is not going to blow you away but it definitely works and even the more expensive Samsung buds I had, weren't any better at NC. All the pros and overall quality of the buds, I say its worth the price you are paying, so give them a shot!