Nothing's CMF Sub-Brand Launches Clip Pro Open Earbuds at $99

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Nothing's budget sub-brand CMF has unveiled the Clip Pro, its first open earbuds, now available in the US. Priced at $99, the earbuds are designed to deliver sound quality while maintaining the wearer's situational awareness. The Clip Pro comes in three color options — white, black, and orange — each paired with a matching charging case. The $99 price point matches that of Nothing's existing Ear 3A and original Ear (a) buds, meaning no premium is charged for the open design. The launch comes as open earbuds are growing in popularity across the consumer audio market.

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