CMF BY Nothing

CMF Buds 2

Name: CMF BY NOTHING CMF Buds 2
Brand: CMF BY Nothing
Rating: 3.6 (14 reviews)

71% positive of 14 users 64 mentions

• Positive 16% (10) • Neutral 78% (50) • Negative 6% (4)

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What people loved

u/dm-me-apples · answers · ▲ 3

“I can vouch for JLab. Barely any issues with them, but another pick is CMF Buds by Nothing. I bought a pair from them like 2-3 years ago and they're still going pretty strong. One of their models are on sale on Amazon for around around 29 right now if you'd want to do it”

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u/Fythic · earbuds · ▲ 3

“my personal recommendation is CMF buds 2 plus (or non-plus). I've tried Liberty 4 NC and thought they sucked, Earfun Air Pro 4 (and 4 plus) and returned them, as well as QCY melobuds pro, which also sucked. CMF was the only one that was all-round good (except for weak transparency mode).”

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u/KeggyFulabier · earbuds · ▲ 1

“I am really happy with my CMF buds 2 plus for $90. I also have LG buds which are very good, anc is better, but they are way more expensive and don’t fit my ears as well.”

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Common complaints

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Reddit discussions

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u/Sympathysial19 · ▲ 158 · Post
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earbuds “Best Budget Earbuds to Buy in 2026? (bang for the buck)”

My gym earbuds completely died today so I guess it's this time to get new ones. I'm kinda on a tight budget, so I'd like to spend less than $100. I'm only looking for 2 things: \- doesn't fall off my ear \- good sound and bass Please, o wise earbuds people, recommend me something good 🙏 **EDIT:** I got the [**EarFun Air Pro 4+**](https://share.google/2mdb7qvbQhN6nZxgE)! The sound quality is insane for the price, you guys were absolutely right lol. I made a list of the other ones I checked out: [**CMF Buds 2**](https://share.google/pBftHDWgW160bcqfc) \- **$49** \- a great option for sound quality, rivals even the Nothing Ear (a) which is almost double their price. [**EarFun Air Pro 4+**](https://share.google/2mdb7qvbQhN6nZxgE) \- **$79** \- good battery at 10 hours with ANC off and 7 with ANC on. Balanced sound all around, customizable controls, one of the best sub-100 choices overall. This sub also recommends them a lot. [**Nothing Ear (a)**](https://share.google/2uDgdwKLlqw9VcGMq) \- **$79** \- top choice if sound quality is all that matters. Battery life is rather short though, sitting at just about 5 hours of continuous usage. [**OnePlus Buds 4**](https://share.google/cILVOP1ThrcqPhjex) \- **$109** \- relatively new model, very good value earbuds for the price and basically an upgrade over the OnePlus Buds 3 (which were already pretty good).

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u/CiaoSonoPaxy · ▲ 39 · Post
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earbuds “best earbuds under 50€?”

I've heard good things about these 2 in particular (also the qcy melobuds pro and the soundcore p31i, but I particularly like the design of the other two). Which one should I go for? the cmf buds 2 (base model, 35€) or the space travel 2 (32€)? Or there are others you would recommend? thanks in advance

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u/RevolutionaryAge5401 · ▲ 12 · Post
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earbuds “Could you tell me which first pair of headphones I should choose? I honestly don't understand.”

I don't know what brands or models there are to choose from. I've been looking at CMF Buds 2 Plus, Nothing Ear A, and Realme Buds Air 6 Pro/Realme Buds Air 7 Pro. And I don't know (I'll say it again), this is my first time buying headphones. (Yes, I have some cheap full-size ones like Sinhizer), but they're not wireless, they're cabled, and they connect to a PC. I want something I can wear around town or even on light jogs. Basically, I need headphones for every day, and I don't want to break the bank, like the Nothing or Realme Buds Air 7 Pro. Which headphones, in your experience (or the opinions of the public you follow), are generally okay? And now the models with pickers :)

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u/am_i_weird_or · ▲ 10 · Post
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earbuds “Nothing ear 1 is dying, I've taped them up but how do I fix it? And need suggestions to buy new earbuds”

4 years and a million hours later, I still love these buds. Don't want to give up on them! But both buds have split without any drop or physical trauma, I think their glue just gave up like a long time ago. So I just taped them up a few rounds, cut off the tape around the magnetic area so it can charge in the case. It's been working well so far. But I need a long-term glue of sorts solution for this. Any idea - what I can do to fix them without damaging the mics or sensors? Why I won't give up on them yet: 1. They're light weight - I can wear them for long periods. 2. Their ANC is good enough for my needs, still use it on my travels and flights! 3. Their audio quality is still good enough for my workouts and excercise. I am considering getting another set in case this gives up, as it may give up anytime now. So far my options are: 1. CMF buds 2 pro 2. Soundpeats C30 3. OnePlus buds 4 What suggestions do you have in this price category? Expensive options, looking for better audio quality: 1. Soundpeats H3 2. Soundpeats Air 5 pro

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u/Hokshilato · ▲ 10 · Comment
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iems “Tried IEMs and Went Right Back to Wireless. Am I Missing Something?”

Well people here have said it, even though some more politically correct than the other. I am bit puzzled by your choice of earbuds/headphones. You grab 150$ buds and then compare those to like 25$ IEMs. Why not IEM priced roughly the same? Then you try to get overhead headphones and grab ones for like 40$ and the whole story repeats. To me it feels like you're still trying to find yourself in the audio preference. For this there's just one cure - trying different stuff and see if that works. For budget wireless buds I recommend CMF by NOTHING Buds 2 Plus; they are relatively budget friendly and have personalisation option, which might be just the thing for you. As for IEMs, the selection is too wide, but I can recommend my travel pick - Meze Alba; they fit even weird shaped ears, come with their own DAC/Amp, so you don't have to buy one and they don't have harsh treble, which it seems you don't like, based on your reviews. But overall as I mentioned - keep trying. You will find what you like and when you do, just use that and don't care what other people say. Edit: cheaper IEMs that will probably be up your alley are TRUTHEAR x Crinacle ZERO:BLUE 2 (there is also 1, but I think 2s have better tuning). These might be perfect for you. Also - you probably know this - but never just plug your IEMs in you PC's or phone's headphone jack. They won't drive the IEMs correctly. Use dedicated DAC

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