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CMF by Nothing Buds 2 Review: The New King of Budget ANC?
Nothing has quickly established itself as the “cool kid” of the tech world, but its sub-brand, CMF (Colour, Material, Finish), is where the real disruption is happening for the value-conscious UK consumer. The CMF by Nothing Buds 2 arrive with a spec sheet that looks like it belongs to a pair of £150 flagship buds, yet they sit comfortably in the entry-level price bracket.
With a staggering 55-hour battery life, 48 dB Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), and 11mm PMI drivers, these earbuds aren’t just trying to compete—they’re trying to take over. I’ve spent a week testing these on the London Underground, in the office, and during rainy British jogs to see if they live up to the hype.
Design and Build: Minimalist Aesthetics with a Twist
The Dark Grey finish of the Buds 2 is sophisticated and
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