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General

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Series

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Model numbersiMaker identifiers for this exact model and its listed variants. Excludes sibling models and other generations.

69744342259301Maker product pagecheckout-us.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2.jsRead 8 October 2026Exact current manufacturer sales SKU is 6974434225930, also its GTIN. The physical revision code is not proven for this sales SKU. Original guide B172, a 2025 declaration B187, and currently linked B195 declarations are not silently mapped to it.9Maker spec sheet (PDF)cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0376/5420/0459/files/CMF_Buds_Pro_2_EU_DoC_Multilingual.pdfRead 8 October 2026Current family-linked declaration prints B195, software V1.0.1.33, signed August 17, 2026. Family PSTI likewise prints B195. A 2025 declaration prints B187, while the downloadable user guide prints B172. None supplies an exact bridge to the selected current US sales SKU, so physical model-code mapping and revision-specific certifications remain unknown.

B1623Owner's manualcdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0586/3270/0077/files/ear_a_EN.pdfRead 8 October 2026

GTIN / EAN

69744342259301Maker product pagecheckout-us.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2.jsRead 8 October 2026Exact current Dark Grey native barcode 6974434225930. Other colours have separate current barcodes.

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AnnouncediThe maker's first announcement of this model. This is separate from first retail availability.

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Status

Available1Maker product pagecheckout-us.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2.jsRead 8 October 2026Native official US product data directly identifies Dark Grey variant 45068151816344 as available true. Stock is a point-in-time observation, not a permanent quantity claim.

Available1Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Current US maker page with Black selected offers Add to bag. No current price is represented as launch MSRP.

PredecessoriThe model this one directly replaced, in the same line, tier and size, as the maker or a trusted review names it.

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SuccessoriThe model that directly replaced this one, in the same line, tier and size. A revision such as a Slim or OLED model does not count when a next generation exists.

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Nothing Ear (3a)18Reviewsoundguys.com/nothing-ear-3a-review-159720Read 23 October 2026SoundGuys calls the Nothing Ear (3a) the successor to the Nothing Ear (a).

Launch price (US)iThe maker's US launch MSRP for the stated configuration, excluding tax. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

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Launch price (EU)iThe maker's euro launch price for the stated configuration, including VAT as published. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

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MarketsiISO country or region codes where this exact model or variant is sold. A source page's language does not establish availability.

US1Maker product pagecheckout-us.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2.jsRead 8 October 2026

US1Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

ColoursiThe maker's own colour names

Orange, Dark Grey, Light Grey, Blue1Maker product pagecheckout-us.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2.jsRead 8 October 2026

Black, White, Yellow1Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Current maker selector offers Black, White and Yellow. The sole represented reference configuration is Black.

Segment

Music2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Music2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Design

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Form factoriIn-ear seals the ear canal with a tip. Semi-in-ear rests in the outer ear without a seal. Open-ear leaves the ear canal unobstructed.

In-ear2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

In-ear2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Maker product views and supplied sealing tips identify an in-ear stem design. No hook is pictured or listed, but a negative stabilizer claim is not inferred from this alone.

Bud shapeiStem describes an extending control or microphone stalk. Stemless describes a compact body without a stalk.

Stem2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Stem2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Use one bud aloneiWhich earbud can operate alone. This does not mean two earbuds can play from different sources.

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RGB lighting

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Drivers and sound

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Drivers per budiAudio transducers in one earbud. Rows distinguish their type, acoustic role and published diameter. Do not count microphones.

ACMF Buds Pro 2

Role	Diameter (mm)	Count per earbud
Woofer	11	1
Tweeter	6	1

Source2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current table names an 11 mm bass driver and 6 mm micro-planar tweeter. Dual-driver acoustics establishes one of each per earbud. The maker does not explicitly name the magnetic architecture or bass transducer technology, so type cells and the aggregate driver_type are left unknown.

BNothing Ear (a)

Type	Diameter (mm)
Dynamic	11

Source2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Maker identifies an 11 mm dynamic driver and PMI + TPU diaphragm. A separate explicit physical driver quantity was not found, so the count and derived per-bud quantity remain unknown.

Driver typeiPublished transducer technology. High-excursion, composite and neodymium do not by themselves establish a driver type.

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Dynamic2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Driver sizeiLargest explicitly published circular driver diameter in one earbud. A rectangular driver width is not a diameter.

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Drivers per budiTotal audio transducers in one earbud, summed from explicit driver quantities. A row with an unknown quantity makes the total unknown.

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Diaphragm material

11 mm bass driver: PU + PET, titanium-coated. 6 mm micro-planar tweeter: PET + titanium-coated PET.2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current Sound table publishes two diaphragm descriptions alongside the two named driver rows. Material text retains their bass/tweeter order and the exact micro-planar description. No original-review driver architecture is imported.

PMI + TPU2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Frequency responseiPublished acoustic frequency response of the earbuds. Codec transmission bandwidth alone does not qualify. Conditions belong in the source note.

Min20 HzMax40 kHz2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current maker acoustic comparison explicitly labels Buds Pro 2: 20~40000Hz. This is the earbud frequency range, not inferred from the LDAC sample rate.

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Impedance

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SensitivityiPublished acoustic sensitivity. The electrical reference and frequency must be stated in sensitivity_reference or the source note.

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Sensitivity reference

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Max sample rateiHighest supported audio sample rate under the codec and source-device conditions in the source note. This does not establish lossless playback.

96kHz2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current LDAC section directly states up to 24 bits/96 kHz/990 kbps with a compatible LDAC source. This does not establish lossless playback.

96kHz2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Up to 96 kHz / 24-bit over LDAC with a compatible source device. This is Bluetooth codec support, not acoustic frequency response or lossless playback.

Max bit depthiHighest supported audio bit depth under the codec and source-device conditions in the source note. Bluetooth version alone does not establish this.

24bits2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Direct current LDAC claim, conditional on a compatible source and enabled codec. Not inferred from Bluetooth version.

24bits2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Up to 24-bit / 96 kHz over LDAC. The source phone must support and enable LDAC.

Adaptive EQiAn inner mic tunes the sound to your ear in real time

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Personalised soundiA profile from a hearing test or ear scan

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No14Reviewsoundguys.com/nothing-ear-a-review-114747Read 8 October 2026The reviewed Ear (a) does not offer the hearing-test sound profile of B171 Ear. No later model capability is transferred.17Reviewrtings.com/headphones/reviews/nothing/ear-a-truly-wirelessRead 8 October 2026The public Differences section explicitly describes no custom sound profile based on hearing. Tested edition is White B162 Ear (a). All colors share the documented model hardware, but test configuration remains named. Paid numerical results and hidden data are not accessed.

Onboard EQ

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Custom EQ bandsiNumber of independently adjustable custom equalizer frequency bands. Availability may require current firmware, an app or a compatible device.

312Reviewsoundguys.com/cmf-buds-pro-2-review-big-features-small-price-smart-dial-123206Read 10 October 2026App section: custom circular tri-band equalizer, separate from the Ultra Bass mode. Read from the original 2024 review, so the current Nothing X band count was not rechecked.

314Reviewsoundguys.com/nothing-ear-a-review-114747Read 8 October 2026Reviewer explicitly identifies a three-band equalizer, separate from the advanced equalizer on B171 Nothing Ear. Reviewed app version 2.3.16 and earbud firmware 1.0.1.41.

EQ presetsiNamed equalizer sound presets. Noise-control modes and spatial-audio modes are separate features.

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Balanced, More Bass, More Treble, Voice11Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/23726159847057-How-many-equaliser-settings-does-Ear-a-haveRead 8 October 2026Four exact named sound effects plus a custom setting. Bass Enhance intensity and ANC strengths are separate controls.

Volume limit

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Spatial audio

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Spatial audioiNamed spatial or surround audio processing supported with the source and platform conditions stated in the source note.

Spatial Audio Effect2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current maker explicitly names Spatial Audio Effect based on HRTF. No Dolby format, dynamic head tracking or object-audio decoding is inferred.

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Head trackingiSpatial audio changes with head movement. Static spatial processing alone does not qualify. Compatible device or content requirements belong in the source note.

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Noise cancelling

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Active noise cancelling

Yes2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Yes2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

ANC typeiFeedforward uses exterior microphones. Feedback uses interior microphones. Hybrid uses both. Adaptive control is separate from microphone placement.

Hybrid2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

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ANC microphones in both earbudsiPhysical microphones used by ANC across the pair. A shared call and ANC microphone counts once. Case microphones and vibration sensors are excluded.

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Adaptive ANCiANC strength or calibration adjusts automatically to noise, fit or ear acoustics. The source note states the adjustment conditions.

Yes2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current maker describes automatic detection and compensation for ear-canal noise leakage, plus environment-adaptive mode in Nothing X. This does not prove real-time adaptive EQ.

Yes2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Adaptive ANC adjusts cancellation strength to surrounding noise. Smart ANC separately compensates ear-canal leakage. Neither proves automatic blending with transparency or adaptive sound EQ.

ANC levelsiNumber of selectable ANC strength levels. Excludes ANC off, transparency and activity profiles unless they explicitly set distinct strength levels.

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32Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Three selectable strengths, Low, Mid and High. Adaptive is separate and not counted as a fourth fixed strength.

ANC attenuation (claimed)iManufacturer maximum claimed noise attenuation. Frequency and measurement conditions belong in the source note. This is not reviewer-measured overall attenuation.

50dB2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current maker names up to 50 dB Hybrid ANC with coverage up to 5000 Hz. Its footnote calls 50 dB a theoretical laboratory maximum. Coverage up to 5000 Hz does not establish the frequency at which maximum attenuation occurs. No reviewer-measured overall attenuation is substituted.

45dB2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Up to 45 dB maker claim. The page also gives a 5000 Hz cancellation bandwidth, without locating the 45 dB maximum at a specific frequency. No measured overall attenuation is inferred.

Transparency mode

Yes2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Yes2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Adjustable transparency

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Automatic ANC and transparency blendiAutomatically blends active cancellation with ambient sound. Automatic activity-based switching between separate modes alone does not qualify.

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Conversation detection

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Wind noise reductioniA documented physical design or processing feature for reducing wind noise. The source note distinguishes mesh or shape changes from selectable processing.

Yes2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current Call functions table explicitly names Wind Noise Reduction 3.0, so this is call-processing evidence. Other page prose retains 2.0 wording. No separate user-selectable listening/ANC wind toggle or physical wind-mesh design is inferred.

Yes2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Clear Voice Technology describes a redesigned talk microphone and extra stem airway for wind passage. This is physical call-wind handling, not a separately selectable wind mode.

Measured

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Frequency response notes (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

Bass is raised by about 12 to 15 dB between 20 and 400 Hz and peaks near 50 Hz. The treble from 5 to 20 kHz shows several peaks and dips.12Reviewsoundguys.com/cmf-buds-pro-2-review-big-features-small-price-smart-dial-123206Read 10 October 2026Objective Measurements section against the SoundGuys house curve, original 2024 review sample. Bass boost 20 to 400 Hz and treble variation 5 to 20 kHz are quoted from the text. No dB target values are stored.

Default response has elevated sub-bass, recessed 200 to 500 Hz mids and reduced output above 8 kHz relative to the SoundGuys Headphone Preference Curve.14Reviewsoundguys.com/nothing-ear-a-review-114747Read 8 October 2026Reviewer original default-response chart and discussion against SoundGuys Headphone Preference Curve. Firmware 1.0.1.41, app 2.3.16. No approximate chart amplitude is entered as an exact numerical metric.

Bass amount (measured)iDeviation from the review source target in the bass range. Positive means more bass. Target, test method and settings belong in the source note.

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Treble amount (measured)iDeviation from the review source target in the treble range. Positive means more treble. Values from different targets may not be directly comparable.

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Deviation from target (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Consistency between fittings (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Harmonic distortion (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Sound leakage (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Noise isolation (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Noise isolation, best (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Passive isolation (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Call quality notes (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

Recorded speech samples cover ideal, office, street, windy and reverberant conditions. Voices sound slightly muffled. Background noise reduction is very good, especially in wind.12Reviewsoundguys.com/cmf-buds-pro-2-review-big-features-small-price-smart-dial-123206Read 10 October 2026Microphone section and demos recorded by SoundGuys on the original 2024 sample. Office, street, windy and reverberant demos were listened to as described by the reviewer.

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Mic low-frequency extension (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Mic high-frequency extension (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Mic speech-to-noise ratio (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Latency (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Bluetooth latency, worst (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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2.4 GHz latency, worst (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Latency in game mode (measured)iThe best case the buds can reach. Measured by a reviewer

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Battery life (measured)iReviewer-tested operation from one full charge of the earbuds. Excludes case recharges. ANC, codec, connection, volume and tested edition belong in the row or source note.

ACMF Buds Pro 2

ANC	Hours (h)
Yes	6.25

Source13Measurementsoundguys.com/cmf-buds-pro-2-review-big-features-small-price-smart-dial-123206Read 10 October 2026Battery section: "In our testing" the buds lasted roughly 6 hours 15 minutes with ANC on, stored as 6.25 h. Earbuds only, one charge. Codec, volume and firmware are not stated in the review. SoundGuys states its standard method on its how-we-test page. The tested sample is the original 2024 unit, and the current sales revision is not proven identical.

BNothing Ear (a)

Hours (h)
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Source14Reviewsoundguys.com/nothing-ear-a-review-114747Read 8 October 2026SoundGuys tested B162 Ear (a) over two weeks, firmware 1.0.1.41, app 2.3.16, visibly Yellow. One charge ran 8 h 49 min, converted to hours. Battery paragraph does not identify ANC setting, codec, host or playback level, so these conditions are left unknown. The iPhone/AAC anecdote is not assumed to be the battery test. Case runtime 42.5 h is a maker claim, not a measured result.

Longest tested use per chargeiHighest earbuds-only duration among stored reviewer tests. Modes and settings may differ between tests and products.

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Battery life with case (measured)iReviewer-tested total including earbuds and case recharges. Do not calculate this by multiplying one-charge runtime by claimed recharge count.

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Full charge time (measured)iBuds in the case, 0 to 100 %. Measured by a reviewer

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Weight per bud (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Microphones and calls

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Voice microphones in both earbudsiPhysical call and beamforming microphones across the pair. Excludes case microphones and vibration sensors. Shared ANC microphones can also count here when used for calls.

62Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current Call functions table states six microphones in total across the pair. They serve voice capture. Shared ANC functions do not add microphones.

62Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Maker explicitly lists Clear Voice Technology with three microphones per bud, six across the pair. Case microphones and vibration sensors are not included.

All microphones in both earbudsiEvery physical microphone across the pair, including call and ANC microphones. Shared microphones count once. Excludes the charging case and voice vibration sensors.

62Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Six total microphones across the earbud pair, counted once. Current table calls the call processing Clear Voice Technology 3.0 and wind processing Wind Noise Reduction 3.0, while other page text retains 2.0 wording. Processing-version conflict does not create extra physical microphones.

62Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Maker Other features explicitly lists three microphones per bud. The six physical microphones across the pair are counted once, without adding ANC logical functions as extra microphones.

Bone conduction voice sensoriA dedicated bone or jaw conduction sensor for detecting speech vibrations. A microphone or speech-detecting accelerometer alone does not prove this architecture.

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Mic noise reduction

AI12Reviewsoundguys.com/cmf-buds-pro-2-review-big-features-small-price-smart-dial-123206Read 10 October 2026Calls section: six microphones and an AI noise reduction algorithm. The review sample is the original June 2024 unit. The current maker table calls the processing Clear Voice Technology 3.0 without the word AI.

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Call audio bandwidthiHighest supported call-audio bandwidth. Compatible phone, operating system, call app or network requirements belong in the source note.

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Mic mute controliAn earbud control that mutes the microphone during calls. Includes touch or pressure gestures and physical buttons. Phone/app-only controls do not qualify.

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SidetoneiHear your own voice in calls

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Connectivity

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Chip

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Connections

Bluetooth2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Bluetooth2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Bluetooth

5.42Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current US table explicitly states Bluetooth 5.4. Generic support FAQ and original B172 documents say 5.3. Current listing is represented, with the historical conflict retained. No firmware-only radio upgrade or physical revision code is invented.

5.32Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Bluetooth codecs

LDAC, AAC, SBC3Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/26468752574481-What-audio-formats-does-CMF-Buds-Pro-2-supportRead 8 October 2026Current exact-model support answer explicitly lists LDAC, AAC and SBC. Main current listing independently advertises LDAC, and the exact-model battery FAQ names AAC and LDAC. No LE Audio support or absence is inferred from the changed radio version.

AAC, SBC, LDAC2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Bluetooth profiles

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RFCOMM, SPP, HFP, A2DP, AVDTP, AVCTP, AVRCP2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

LE Audio

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No7Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/23726190280721-Does-Ear-a-support-LE-AudioRead 8 October 2026Exact maker FAQ explicitly says LE Audio is unsupported. Bluetooth 5.3 by itself does not establish LE Audio or Auracast. A SoundGuys sentence predicting Auracast from Bluetooth version is not treated as device support.

Auracast

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MultipointiConcurrent Bluetooth connections to multiple source devices. Pairing memory and switching through a manufacturer account alone do not qualify.

Yes2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Yes2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Multipoint devicesiMaximum source devices concurrently connected by Bluetooth, not the number remembered in pairing history.

26Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/categories/25890107917585-CMF-Buds-Pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current family support explicitly describes two phones connected concurrently and prioritization between their music and calls, matching the current listing Dual connection. An older reviewer called this No Multipoint while acknowledging dual-device pairing. The documented concurrent behavior meets this field definition.

22Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Multipoint with LDACiMany buds turn multipoint off on LDAC

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Paired devices rememberediMaximum remembered Bluetooth source pairings. This is separate from simultaneous multipoint connections.

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88Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/23726184417937-How-many-devices-can-Ear-a-be-paired-withRead 8 October 2026Maker states a maximum of eight saved source-device records, distinct from two concurrent Dual Connection devices.

Automatic switching between own devicesiThrough the maker's account

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Fast pairing

Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Audio sharingiShare one stream with a second pair

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Wireless range (claimed)

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Wireless receiveri2.4 GHz dongle

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Receiver connector

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Simultaneous 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth audioiBoth connection types can play audio together. Quick switching between independent modes does not qualify.

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Latency

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Low latency mode

Yes2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Yes2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Claimed latency

ACMF Buds Pro 2

Connection	Mode	Latency (ms)
Bluetooth	Low Lag Mode with a Nothing phone	120

Source12Reviewsoundguys.com/cmf-buds-pro-2-review-big-features-small-price-smart-dial-123206Read 10 October 2026Review states Low Lag Mode "reduces latency to less than 120ms when used with a Nothing Phone". The Nothing page footnote 8 says as low as 120 ms, but that footnote list mixes in text for other CMF Buds. Stored as 120 ms, a ceiling with a Nothing phone and Low Lag Mode on. No other phone brand is covered.

BNothing Ear (a)

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Lowest claimed latency

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Compatibility

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PlatformsiPlatforms with documented audio support. App availability and advanced features can be more limited. Edition-specific support is listed in variants.

Android, iOS2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current features table lists Android and iOS with minimum Android 6.0 and iOS 13. Bluetooth audio route only. Console, PC and Mac support is not stated.

Android, iOS13Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/23726160252817-Which-devices-are-compatible-with-Ear-aRead 8 October 2026Current exact maker support says Android 5.1 and later, iOS 13 and later. This is documented compatibility, without inferring other platforms from generic Bluetooth capability.

Connection per platformiDocumented audio connection for each platform. USB-C phone routes require a compatible port. Platform edition and microphone restrictions belong in source notes or feature requirements.

ACMF Buds Pro 2

Platform	Connection
Android	Bluetooth
iOS	Bluetooth

Source2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Both mobile systems connect over Bluetooth per the Android and iOS features row. Microphone behaviour per platform is not stated, so microphone_works is left out.

BNothing Ear (a)

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Features that need a specific deviceiDevice, operating system, firmware, codec, content, account or region requirements for a named feature.

ACMF Buds Pro 2

Feature	Needs
Android and iOS compatibility	Current listing specifies Android 6.0 or above and iOS 13 or above. Some older family FAQ wording says Android 5.0.
LDAC audio	Use a compatible LDAC source and enable high-quality audio in Nothing X. Up to 24-bit/96 kHz is a codec claim, not lossless playback. Current physical-revision support for simultaneous LDAC and Dual Connection or Dirac is not established.
Spatial Audio Effect	Enable HRTF spatial processing in Nothing X. No specific source format or dynamic head tracking is claimed.
Smart Dial on the case	Configure the case dial in Nothing X. It supports volume, playback, noise-mode, voice-assistant, low-lag and mic-mute commands. Case-only mute does not establish on-ear microphone mute.
Earbud volume controls	Assign double tap and hold in Nothing X Controls. Hold after the double tap to change volume. Case dial rotation is a separate option.

Source2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current Android minimum is 6.0 and iOS minimum is 13. Generic older FAQ says Android 5.0. Current table is used without claiming all advanced functions operate identically across platforms. Case Smart Dial requires configuration in Nothing X and includes microphone mute. It does not establish an earbud mic mute control.5Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/26468737625489-How-do-I-adjust-the-volume-on-CMF-Buds-Pro-2Read 8 October 20266Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/categories/25890107917585-CMF-Buds-Pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current maker listing independently confirms the same case-dial functions. The support description adds that it has no assigned function by default and must be configured in Nothing X. It does not prove a current physical revision code.

BNothing Ear (a)

Feature	Needs
LDAC high-resolution audio	Compatible Android source with LDAC enabled and high-definition audio enabled in Nothing X. For high-bitrate streams the maker recommends disabling Dual Connection.
Nothing X configuration	Android 5.1 or later, or iOS 13 or later according to current Ear (a) support.
Google Fast Pair	Supported Android device with Google Play services 11.7 or later, Android 6.0 or later.
Automatic Low Lag Mode	Game Mode on a compatible Nothing phone. Other users can enable Low Lag Mode in Nothing X.

Source12Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/23726219572881-How-do-I-use-the-LDAC-featureRead 8 October 2026LDAC FAQ recommends adaptive bitrate and, for a higher-quality stream, disabling Dual Connection. It does not categorically prohibit all concurrent LDAC/multipoint use, so multipoint_ldac is not set false. Current compatibility FAQ gives iOS 13 minimum, stronger than legacy full specifications iOS 11. Low-lag and Fast Pair conditions come from the original product page. An under-120-ms headline differs from the as-low-as-120-ms disclaimer, so no exact numeric latency is stored.16Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Product-page Disclaimers 8, 15 and 16 give Nothing phone Game Mode, dual-connection and Google Fast Pair conditions. ChatGPT integration is not stored as universal assistant support.

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Battery and charging

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Battery per budiBattery cell capacity of one earbud. The source note states typical or rated capacity. Charging input current is not capacity.

60mAh2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current battery table explicitly 60 mAh for one earbud. Typical or rated capacity is not stated.

46mAh2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Published 46 mAh per earbud. The maker does not label typical versus rated capacity. No energy or voltage is derived.

User-replaceable earbud batteryiThe maker documents normal battery replacement by the user with its approved procedure and tools. Service or recycling disassembly does not count.

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Claimed battery lifeiManufacturer maximum runtime under the stated mode, codec and spatial processing state. Name the spatial or immersive processing mode and other conditions in source notes. Omit unspecified settings. with_case false means one charge of the earbuds. true means earbuds plus case recharges.

ACMF Buds Pro 2

Mode	Codec	Includes case recharges	Hours (h)
ANC off	AAC	No	11
ANC off	AAC	Yes	43
ANC on	AAC	No	6.5
ANC on	AAC	Yes	26
Transparency	AAC	No	6.5
Transparency	AAC	Yes	26
ANC off	LDAC	No	6.5
ANC off	LDAC	Yes	25
ANC on	LDAC	No	4.3
ANC on	LDAC	Yes	16.6
Transparency	LDAC	No	4.3
Transparency	LDAC	Yes	16.6
Call	Not available	No	6
Call	Not available	Yes	25
Call	Not available	No	4.8
Call	Not available	Yes	18.6

Source2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current battery table states 11 hours earbuds-only and 43 hours with case for ANC off, matching the model-specific FAQ. A page-body sentence instead says ten hours from the 60 mAh earbud. The specified table/FAQ claim is represented with that body conflict explicit, without claiming a rounding method or tested revision.4Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/26468705886993-How-long-is-the-battery-life-of-CMF-Buds-Pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current model-specific FAQ publishes AAC playback off 11/43 h and on/transparency 6.5/26 h, matching the current main listing. It also declares LDAC off 6.5/25 h and on/transparency 4.3/16.6 h. Playback test conditions are 50% volume and 25 C. Exact physical model code, firmware and spatial-processing state are not stated. These are current published maker claims, not measured performance transferred from a historical unit. Call rows are explicitly ANC off: 6 h earbuds only and 25 h including case. The following call rows are ANC on or Transparency: 4.8 h earbuds only and 18.6 h including case. No AAC codec is assigned to calls from a generic playback test footer. Call ANC state is recorded here as required by the table contract.

BNothing Ear (a)

Mode	Codec	Includes case recharges	Hours (h)
ANC off	AAC	No	9.5
ANC off	AAC	Yes	42.5
ANC on	AAC	No	5.5
ANC on	AAC	Yes	24.5
Transparency	AAC	No	5.5
Transparency	AAC	Yes	24.5
Call	Not available	No	5.2
Call	Not available	Yes	23

Source4Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/23726182764305-What-is-the-battery-life-of-Ear-aRead 8 October 2026Exact Ear (a) support table separates earbuds-only and case-inclusive music runtimes. ANC on and transparency are each 5.5 h / 24.5 h. The call rows represent ANC-off 5.2 h / 23 h. Separate ANC-on/transparency talk claims are 4 h / 18 h, but the call enum cannot distinguish that condition, so they are stated here rather than duplicated as indistinguishable rows. Nothing laboratory conditions are 25 C, AAC music playback, 50 percent volume and default other features. The source applies these test conditions to the table without specifying a call codec, so AAC is omitted from call rows.

Longest claimed use per chargeiHighest earbuds-only runtime among all stored modes. This can be ANC off, Hearing Aid, heart-rate or call use. Read the battery table and source conditions.

11h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

9.5h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

Playback per charge with ANC (claimed)iHighest claimed earbuds-only playback with ANC enabled. Codec and spatial-audio conditions belong in the source note.

6.5h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

5.5h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

Playback per charge without ANC (claimed)iHighest claimed earbuds-only playback with ANC disabled. Codec and volume conditions belong in the source note.

11h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

9.5h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

Total with case (claimed)iHighest claimed runtime including the initial earbud charge and all case recharges. It is not the case recharge runtime alone.

43h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

42.5h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

Total with case and ANC (claimed)iClaimed total playback with ANC, including the initial earbud charge and case recharges.

26h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

24.5h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

Talk time (claimed)

6h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

5.2h=CalculatedFrom Claimed battery life

Full charge time, budsiTime to charge discharged earbuds to full in the case. Excludes charging the case itself or a combined buds-and-case result.

60min2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current table explicitly full charge with charging case: 60 minutes, earbuds only. The separate 85-minute number is for the charging case and earbuds together, not an empty-case charge.

80min2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Disclaimer 10 directly states 80 minutes for the earbuds to charge inside a case that is not connected to external power. Nothing lab conditions are 25 C and Nothing Power 45 W for the separate externally powered test. The 90-minute combined earbuds-and-case result is not stored as case-only timing.

Charging guidanceiPublished charging guidance or estimates that do not separate earbuds and case. Preserve the maker’s component scope and limits. Do not assign an unspecified or combined estimate to a component-specific numeric field.

Current maker table claims 60 minutes to fully charge earbuds in the case and 85 minutes for the charging case and earbuds together by USB-C. The historical family page claimed 70 minutes for the combined set. No current empty-case full-charge duration is established. The headline claims up to seven hours after a ten-minute charge, without clearly identifying its earbud-only or case-inclusive scope. It is not assigned to the earbuds-only quick-charge field. A cable is omitted from current new-sale box lists, while transitional retailer stock may still include one. Generic CMF Buds disclaimer figures on the page do not match this Pro 2 table and are not substituted.2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current US table names 85 minutes combined, versus the historical 70-minute family claim. The page also contains generic CMF Buds disclaimer text about 35.5-hour playback, two microphones per bud and other charge times that conflicts with the exact Pro 2 table. Those generic statements are not used as Pro 2 numeric facts. No charger input wattage or case-only duration is inferred.

Charge the earbuds in the closed case. Use USB-C to charge the case, with a 5 V / 1.5 A or higher adapter. The maker reports 80 minutes for an earbud charge in an unplugged case and 90 minutes for an empty earbuds-and-case set charged together. Ten minutes gives up to 3.2 hours of earbud playback with ANC off, or 2 hours with ANC on. The separate case-inclusive quick-charge claim is 10 hours with ANC off and 6 hours with ANC on in support, while the product-page footnote says 9.5 hours with ANC off. These are maker laboratory estimates, not case-only charge times.6Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Product-page Disclaimer 10 to 12 separates 80-minute buds and 90-minute combined timing, gives adapter guidance 5 V / 1.5 A or higher, and uses Nothing Power 45 W at 25 C. The adapter rating is not device input power. Disclaimer 12 gives 9.5 h case-inclusive after 10 minutes, conflicting with the 10 h headline and dedicated support article. Both source statements are retained without guessing a reconciliation.

Quick charge timeiCharge duration corresponding to quick_charge_playback_h. Source note states earbuds-only or case-inclusive charging and playback settings.

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10min5Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/23726182885393-Does-Ear-a-support-fast-chargingRead 8 October 202610 minutes corresponding to the ANC-off 3.2-hour earbud claim. The published support text does not state the initial case state for this standalone claim.

Earbud playback after quick chargeiEarbuds-only runtime after quick_charge_min of charging. A claimed case-inclusive total does not qualify. ANC, codec and volume conditions belong in the source note.

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3.2h5Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/23726182885393-Does-Ear-a-support-fast-chargingRead 8 October 2026Dedicated maker support states up to 3.2 h earbuds-only with ANC off after 10 minutes. Its ANC-on earbuds-only claim is 2 h. Test conditions are AAC, 50 percent volume, default other features and 25 C. The separately stated case-inclusive 10 h / 6 h figures are not substituted for earbuds-only playback.

Charging case

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Case batteryiCharging-case battery cell capacity. The source note distinguishes typical, rated and output capacity. USB output capacity alone does not qualify.

460mAh2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current battery table explicitly 460 mAh for the case. Input current and output capacity are not substituted.

500mAh2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Published case battery-cell capacity 500 mAh. No USB output capacity or battery voltage is inferred.

User-replaceable case batteryiThe maker documents normal case battery replacement by the user with its approved procedure and tools. Service or recycling disassembly does not count.

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Case charging port

USB-C2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

USB-C2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026USB Type-C charging is for the case. It does not establish wired audio playback.

Case full charge timeiBy cable, 0 to 100 %. A time the maker gives with the earbuds inside the case counts, and the source note says so.

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Wireless charging

No8Owner's manualcdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0585/5258/2321/files/Buds_Pro_2_User_Guide.pdfRead 8 October 2026Charging page describes only a power cable for the case and gives no wireless charging step. This agrees with SoundGuys, which answers No to wireless charging.12Reviewsoundguys.com/cmf-buds-pro-2-review-big-features-small-price-smart-dial-123206Read 10 October 2026FAQ: "No, they do not have wireless charging."

No2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Manufacturer comparison explicitly marks Ear (a) wireless charging No. B171 Ear wireless charging is not transferred.

Wireless standardsiDocumented case charging standards or supported chargers. Magnetic alignment alone does not establish Qi2 certification.

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Wireless charging poweriHighest wireless charging input the maker states for the case. The output of a charging pad does not count.

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Speaker in caseiAn audio speaker physically in the charging case, for locating or status sounds. A microphone in the case is separate.

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Screen on case

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Case works as audio transmitteriCase relays external source audio through USB or an analog audio input. A case microphone for recording or calls does not qualify.

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Controls

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ControlsiPressure is a force sensor that does not move, such as a stem you squeeze. Button is a key that moves when pressed.

Touch2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Pressure2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Maker names pinch controls. The original guide labels a force sensor. Broad touch-control translations on another region do not change the pressure-control mechanism.

Earbud volume controliHow earbud controls adjust volume, including a voice command if supported. Phone or app controls alone do not qualify.

Touch5Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/26468737625489-How-do-I-adjust-the-volume-on-CMF-Buds-Pro-2Read 8 October 2026Specific model FAQ permits assigning double tap and hold on an earbud, separate from rotating the case Smart Dial. Current maker touch-control table and configurable-controls list corroborate the compatible operation. Source phone buttons are not counted as earbud volume control.

Pressure9Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/23726233497489-How-do-I-adjust-the-volume-on-Ear-aRead 8 October 2026Assign Pinch and hold or Double pinch and hold to volume in Nothing X. Once held, volume changes by a step every 0.9 seconds. Phone controls alone are not counted.

Gestures

Double tap: skip forward, answer/hang up calls, Triple tap: skip back, reject calls, Tap and hold: switch ANC/Transparency2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Single pinch: play/pause or answer/end call, Double pinch: skip forward or reject call, Triple pinch: skip back, Pinch and hold: switch ANC/transparency3Owner's manualcdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0586/3270/0077/files/ear_a_EN.pdfRead 8 October 2026Original OPERATIONS panel shows force-sensor pressure controls. Custom volume and voice-assistant assignments are separate Nothing X options. Fitted tips are medium.

Remappable controls

Yes2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Yes2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Voice assistant

Voice assistant of the connected phone, ChatGPT (CMF and Nothing phones)2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Nothing X app section: "Use Buds Pro 2 to call up ChatGPT from your CMF and Nothing phones." The original user guide lists wake up voice assistant as an optional earbud function without naming an assistant.8Owner's manualcdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0585/5258/2321/files/Buds_Pro_2_User_Guide.pdfRead 8 October 2026Operations page: optional earbud functions include wake up voice assistant. No named assistant. Applies to the original B172 guide.

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Sensors and health

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In-ear detection

Yes2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Yes2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Sensors

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Heart rate sensor

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Skin temperature sensingiA documented skin temperature sensor. This is separate from the operating temperature range or a heart-rate sensor.

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Hearing aid featureiAmplification for mild to moderate hearing loss

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Medical clearances

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Hearing testiA documented hearing assessment feature, including consumer sound-personalization tests. Medical diagnostic clearance must be stated separately.

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No14Reviewsoundguys.com/nothing-ear-a-review-114747Read 8 October 2026Exact review explicitly says no hearing test compared with B171 Ear. This is the tested Ear (a) feature set, not a claim about unspecified future firmware.

Hearing protectioniLimits sudden loud sounds

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Health features

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Fit and durability

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Ear tips includediTip sizes supplied with the product, including the pair fitted to the earbuds. Do not list separately sold sizes as included.

S, M, L2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

S, M, L2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Ear tip materials

Silicone7Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/26468689235857-What-Material-is-the-CMF-Buds-Pro-2-Made-OfRead 8 October 2026

Silicone10Maker product pagesupport.nothing.tech/hc/en-us/articles/23726188190225-What-is-Ear-a-made-ofRead 8 October 2026Exact maker support explicitly names silicone tips. Plastic housing and stainless-steel hinge are also named, without a suitable separate schema field.

StabilisersiPhysical stabilizing fittings or structures. Stability bands are separate from fins, wings and ear hooks.

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Ear tip fit test

Yes2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Yes2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Dust and water rating, buds

IP552Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

IP542Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Dust and water rating, case

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IPX22Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Water resistance depth

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Software

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Companion app

Nothing X2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Nothing X2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

App platforms

Android, iOS2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Android, iOS2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

User firmware updates

Yes2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Yes2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Finding network

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Precision findingiUWB in the case

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Live translation

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Dimensions and weight

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Weight per budiMass of one earbud. Tip size and approximate values belong in the source note. Do not store pair or case-inclusive mass.

4.9g(0.2 oz)2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current Buds design table explicitly one-bud mass 4.9 g. Tip size is not stated. This is a maker claim, not a reviewer weight measurement.

4.8g(0.2 oz)2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Maker 4.8 g for one earbud. A specific tip size is not stated.

Bud dimensionsiDimensions of one earbud on the explicitly identified width, height and depth axes. An unlabeled tuple cannot establish those axes.

Width20.2Height33.1Depth23.8mm(0.8 × 1.3 × 0.9 in)2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current Buds design table explicitly labels height 33.1, width 20.2 and depth 23.8 mm. Axis labels are retained without reordering by appearance.

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Case weightiCharging case mass excluding earbuds. Case-inclusive product mass does not qualify unless the source explicitly gives the empty-case figure.

46g(1.6 oz)2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current Case design table gives 46 g separately from the one-bud 4.9 g figure. No case-inclusive total is used.

39.6g(1.4 oz)2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Design specification states charging case 39.6 g, separate from 4.8 g per earbud and 49.2 g combined. Rounded 40 g in secondary specifications does not override the maker.

Case dimensionsiCharging-case width, height and depth on explicitly identified source axes. Report conflicting axis labels rather than reorder a tuple by appearance.

Width53.4Height53.4Depth23mm(2.1 × 2.1 × 0.9 in)2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current Case design table explicitly height and width 53.4 mm, depth 23 mm.

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Certifications

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Hi-Res AudioiThe Japan Audio Society logos. Hi-Res Audio Wireless is also written Hi-Res Wireless Audio.

Hi-Res Audio Wireless2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026

Hi-Res Audio Wireless2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Maker explicitly names Hi-Res Wireless Audio certification under the LDAC section. No separate wired acoustic Hi-Res certification is inferred.

Communication certifications

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FCC IDs

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Other certifications

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In the box

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In the box

Left and right earbuds, S, M and L ear tips, Charging case, Safety and warranty information, User guide2Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current table lists earbuds, S/M/L tips, charging case, safety/warranty information and user guide. Specific maker note says cable omitted from new sales starting May 15, 2025, with transitional retailer stock potentially retaining a cable. No cable is treated as a current standard item and no blanket absence is asserted for every stock revision.

Pair of earbuds, Charging case, Ear tips in sizes S, M and L, USB Type-C cable, Safety and warranty information, User guide2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Exact Ear (a) standard list. Ear tips S, M and L include the fitted medium pair. No external power adapter is listed.

Cables included

ACMF Buds Pro 2

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BNothing Ear (a)

Type	Count
USB Type-C	1

Source2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Links

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Product page

us.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-21Maker product pagecheckout-us.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2.jsRead 8 October 2026

us.nothing.tech/products/ear-a1Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026

Spec sheet

us.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-22Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/products/cmf-buds-pro-2Read 8 October 2026Current US maker page embeds declarative product specification tables in its public HTML. These tables were decoded as source data without executing scripts or accessing a private API. Current claims belong to this selected sales listing, without asserting an independently tested physical revision.

checkout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-a2Maker product pagecheckout-my.nothing.tech/products/ear-aRead 8 October 2026Original full manufacturer Ear (a) specifications remain public on this regional maker page. Hardware belongs to B162, distinct from B171 Ear and later Ear (3a). The current US Black offer supplies regional availability.

Manual

cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0585/5258/2321/files/Buds_Pro_2_User_Guide.pdf8Owner's manualcdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0585/5258/2321/files/Buds_Pro_2_User_Guide.pdfRead 8 October 2026Official family-download index still links this original B172 V.1 user guide. It was read alongside current specifications. This URL is historical family guidance, not proof that current SKU 6974434225930 is B172. Only controls independently corroborated by current maker listing/support are represented. Original radio, FCC identity, charge estimates and numerical reviewer tests are not transferred to current hardware.

cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0586/3270/0077/files/ear_a_EN.pdf3Owner's manualcdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0586/3270/0077/files/ear_a_EN.pdfRead 8 October 2026Original maker-hosted Nothing Ear (a) English product guide, one-page folded sheet. Model B162 is printed on the title panel. English operations, pairing, charging and wear-detection panels were visually inspected because the PDF outlines most English text.

EPREL registration numberiId in the EU energy label database. Each size or model of a series has its own id, so it is per variant.

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Warranty

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Manufacturer warranty (source market)iThe maker's warranty period for the exact SKU or configuration and market named in the source note. It applies only to that stated market, not every regional variant. Statutory consumer rights are excluded. The base term is stored. An extension that needs registration goes in the source note.

1year11Maker product pageus.nothing.tech/pages/terms-of-salesRead 10 October 2026US direct-store terms section 6.8: headphones and other electronic devices carry a limited warranty of twelve months. Applies to purchases from the Nothing US site in the buyer's original country. The start date wording differs between sections 6.1 (delivery) and 6.8 (purchase). Statutory rights are separate.

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Both are also in the API. Back to all earbuds.