Description

CMF by Nothing Neckband Pro, it doesn’t feel like a bargain-basement gadget — it has that cool, thoughtful vibe that Nothing’s products often hint at. The finish is smooth and slightly matte, the neckband feels light around your neck, and the whole setup just comes off as simple yet purposeful.

One of the first things you notice is how easy it is to pair with your phone or laptop. Thanks to Bluetooth 5.3, the connection is stable, snappy, and doesn’t drop randomly while you’re moving around a room or walking outside. This is a small thing, but it makes a big difference in day-to-day use — no awkward reconnections or fumbling with settings.

A standout feature at this price point is the 50 dB hybrid. Now, this isn’t the same level of silence that you might get from ultra-premium headphones, but truthfully, for an affordable neckband, it works impressively well. In everyday scenarios — like commuting, busy streets, or chit-chat in an office — the ANC noticeably softens background noise. It doesn’t cut out everything, but it suppresses enough that your music feels fuller and your calls clearer. There’s also a Transparency (Ambient) Mode, which lets outside sounds in when you need to stay aware of your surroundings without constantly taking out your earphones.

Sound quality here is honest and fun. The 13.6 mm dynamic drivers with Ultra Bass Technology 2.0 give a punchy low end without the muddiness you often get in cheap neckbands. Bass lovers will appreciate that extra thump without vocals disappearing under a wall of boom. Mid-range voices — podcasts or movie dialogue — stay clear, and the treble is crisp enough without being sharp or fatiguing for long listening sessions. There’s even a Spatial Audio Effect that gives a slightly wider soundstage, which makes things like movies and games feel more immersive than you might expect from a neckband.

Calls are surprisingly good, too. With five HD microphones and Clear Voice Technology, people on the other end of your call hear you clearly even when there’s some background noise. It’s not magic, but for daily use — phone calls, video calls — it gets the job done without that tinny, distant voice effect you find on cheaper models.

Battery life is one of those details you slowly grow to appreciate over time. The Neckband Pro will easily go around 37 hours on a single charge with that’s multiple days of listening before you have to think about a charger.  you still get a solid chunk of playback time that makes it great for travel, long commutes, or weekends away. And if you’re in a hurry, a quick 10-minute fast charge gives you many hours of music so you’re not left stranded.

Controls here aren’t just button mashing — the Smart Dial feels satisfying to use. You twist to adjust volume, press for play/pause, or tap to switch ANC modes. It’s intuitive and quick to learn, which is especially nice when you’re on the move.

Comfort is another subtle win. The neckband is lightweight and doesn’t tug at your ears, even after hours of use. The earbuds stay firmly in place during light workouts or walks, and the IP55 rating means sweat or a light drizzle won’t ruin your day.

In short, the CMF by Nothing Neckband Pro brings together useful features, solid performance, and comfort in a package that feels more refined than its price tag suggests. It’s not perfect — power users might miss deep custom  — but for everyday use, it delivers more than expected and feels like a reliable companion for music, calls, and daily life.

Detailed Specifications – Neckband Pro