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

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

    Confirmed on Twitter/X late last week, CMF Buds Neo are the latest addition to the budget-focused brand’s lineup. The earbuds were announcedto be available on August 26 in India, but they’re already available on Amazon in other regions.

    Available in black as well as dual-tone blue and white/orange colorways, CMF Buds Neo are sold for just $24.99 in the US, shipping later this week. Nothing touts up to 52 hours of battery life from the earbuds (11 hours) and case combined, 35dB of active noise cancellation, and a 12.4mm “dynamic” driver. It’s all controlled through the same Nothing X app as other Nothing earbuds such as the recent Ear (3a) we reviewed.

    Despite the $25 price tag, you still get features like Google’s Fast Pair, Bluetooth 6.0, IP52 water-resistant earbuds, and support for dual-device connections.

    If they sound halfway decent, this is a pretty incredible value! We don’t have a pair on hand just yet, but I’m personally intrigued enough to put in an order. How about you?

    Note: Nothing/CMF continues in its use of AI-generated imagery with these earbuds.

    More on Nothing:

    • Nothing’s Android 17 update debuts this week with redesigns, new apps, 3D emoji [Gallery]
    • Nothing Ear (3a) Review: Simply the best earbuds – and they’re only $99
    • Nothing says it plans to release six smartphones next year, ‘wider range’ of devices

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