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CMF Clip Pro open-ear earbuds: Android Police finds a solid $99 second pair
Comfortable fit, long battery and a clever case dial earn a 7/10; zero isolation and average bass keep them from being an only-pair purchase.
Published: October 3, 2026 · 1 min read
The Nothing X app offers EQ and customizable controls, though bass boost and “anti-leakage” modes drew mixed marks. U.S. pricing is listed at $99 on Amazon and Nothing’s store in Light Grey, Dark Grey and Coral. Shoppers can check specs and colours on the official Nothing CMF Clip Pro product page. Android Police’s verdict: a decent second pair for ambient awareness, not a replacement for sealed ANC buds if critical listening or quiet focus matters. Serious Pick may earn a commission if you buy through links on this page; that does not change our coverage or price. This is not a paid endorsement of Nothing or CMF. Sources: Android Police — CMF Clip Pro review; Nothing — CMF Clip Pro product page.
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