CMF Buds 2 Plus Wireless Earbuds Adaptive Noise Cancelling, Hi-Res Audio Bluetooth Headphones, 12mm Drivers for Deep Bass, 50dB ANC 61.5H Playtime, Sport Ear Buds with 6 Mics, Light Grey

Summary: Probably the best earbuds within a $50 price range. Buy them. Normally I try to wait to review things until I've used them for a while. These are so good they get a special exception. An 11/10 product. Just buy them already. If you're reading this then you're already looking for wireless earbuds, and you can't do much better than these. Instead of rambling, I'll just say these $50 earbuds deliver better audio quality than my $300 Bose headphones. No, I not joking. I wish I was joking. The noise canceling is even comparable. (Although this needs more testing.) I'm disappointed only because my Bose headphones are well past their return window and listing them on Ebay is a lot of work. The CMF Nothing app is massively better than Bose's app, and that's a huge plus, since I kinda hate the Bose app, and I generally dislike installing single purpose apps. I've genuinely hated every pair of wireless earbuds I've ever owned, including several "good" earbuds from various "reputable" manufacturers. They all suck. Overpriced for worse audio quality, and no outstanding features except needing to be replaced every 3 years due to battery degradation. The CMF Buds are the first product to change my mind. Finally, a reasonably priced pair of earbuds with decent audio quality, actually useful software features, and a comfortable fit. Plus bonus noise canceling. The software experience was what bumped these from a 10/10 to an 11/10. The least painless software experience I've had with any product in the last 3 years, which is a thing I never thought I'd say about earbuds. Not to praise these too much. I knew the Bose headphones weren't amazing, but I bought them as a travel pair of headphones because my daily driver Meze 99 Classics don't travel, especially not on an airplane where I want noise cancelation. The main downsides of the CMF Buds 2 Plus are mediocre performance on classical music, with some loss of clarity on songs with heavy bass, and a general feeling of listening to a recording. High quality audiophile equipment makes you feel like you're listening in person, while the CMFs definitely don't. Mind you, it's a very nice recording, but I can tell the playback is missing some oomph and dynamic range. That's just a limitation of physics. Deeper sounds need a bigger driver. The CMF Buds 2 are doing a lot of work to compensate, but it does sacrifice some quality to get there. My personal preference for EQ is flat, and the CMFs are biased towards way too much bass. I set a custom flat EQ with -1 on the bass, and that brought the worst performing songs on my stress test playlist up to an acceptable level. If you're into too much bass, you'll love these things. While these aren't great for my love of classical music, they do sound dang good for generic pop, and I'll probably be listening to more music with how nice these sound. The other main reason I bought these was to use while sleeping, where I prefer deeper sounds like heavy rain, so I think these will be perfect with the heavy bass.

When a mesh protective screen popped off one of my Tozo Golden X1 earbuds recently -- and while I'm waiting for the replacement pair to arrive from Tozo under warranty -- I decided to get a new backup ANC earbud pair and wanted to try a product from a different company. My two primary criteria for purchase were: price under $100; and great sound and good ANC. I came upon these CMF Buds 2 Plus and liked the looks, color, and specs, including a 12 mm driver. Yes, I have found that buds with drivers 10 mm or larger seem to have better bass. I've only had these buds for a day now, but I can tell you what I like about them: * Superb sound quality on all types of music. * Good though not state-of-the-art ANC. * Spatial audio option. * Hearing test fine-tuning. * Bud tip fitting test. * Fine connectivity. * Pairing with two devices simultaneously. * These stay in my ears without constant readjustment. All this for $60 (Black Friday special) is quite impressive! (The Golden X1's sell for $100, and the Buds 2 Plus may sound even better, thanks to the spatial audio option.) These Buds 2 Plus connected easily to my Windows 10 laptop and Android 13 phone. I had a little more trouble connecting to the Nothing app until I realized you HAVE to enable location access. Done! The spatial audio option is a welcome feature. I listened to a Pink track with and without the spatial audio engaged and came to prefer keeping it on, as it seems to open up the sound stage and separate each voice and instrument better. So what's the down side here? The limited controls. The problem is that only the left bud has a touch-sensitive control. So that restriction immediately halves the number of controls at your command. The best control setup I could arrange using the Nothing app allows: pause/play; skip track forward (but not back); ANC on/off/pass-through; volume up (but not down). Not as many options as the more expensive Golden X1's, which have controls on both buds. I also wish these buds had a better battery charge indicator on the case. There's a single LED that usually glows white; I have yet to see if it will glow red when you need a charge. Otherwise, you have to use the Nothing app (or your phone or computer's Bluetooth devices page) to check the charge level. Aside from these drawbacks, however, the B2P's deliver in spades on everything else, including one feature the GX1's lack: automatic pause when you take one of the buds from your ear, as when someone engages you in an unexpected conversation. So the truth is, I'm currently in no hurry to receive the replacement pair of Golden X1's I'm expecting and may default to the B2P's as my new best buds. I'll report back if I should change my mind after more use... UPDATE: I would definitely recommend taking the hearing test the app gives you to fine tune the buds' best sound for you. I would also follow the manufacturer's instruction to press the "silence" button any time you can just barely hear a test tone. You'll get a smoother EQ with less harsh midrange and high end...

Very high quality for the price, the app is very nice to use. They paired to my phone instantly out of the box. Sound quality is also quite good, but leans on the heavy bass side. I fixed this with the app's EQ. Battery life was phenomenal. Went over 2 weeks without having to charge the case. Noise cancelling is also great. The case is a little bulky for fitting in your pockets but its not a huge issue. The main issue with these buds is after a few hours they get pretty uncomfortable on my ears. Sweat also makes them fall off quite easily. Also would've been nice to have mono audio when using one bud at a time. For some people this shape of buds stays on more securely than others, so if you're one of those people I definitely recommend these.

I was looking to replace my Boltune BT-BH023 which were a favorite of mine out of the box. Beautiful sound, deep enveloping bass, quality highs with satisfying warm mid-range. Everything you could want from earbuds with great active noise canceling. Over the years the battery got to the point where I could not use them for very many hours before having to put them back in the charge case. That's when my search began for a quality comparable replacement. The first purchase was the SoundCore P20i. Listed with a 10 mm driver and big bass, I still found the bass to be punchy and flat. Though it does have app support, I still found that the presets did not provide the quality that I was hoping for even though there were 65k reviews with a 4.4 star rating.... Returned. Next up with high hopes was the JBL vibe beam. 24k reviews listed as having deep bass and also having an app that allowed you to establish your own custom EQ settings....Returned These were a marked improvement over the SoundCore but I still was not able to get the overall enveloping feel that I had from the Bultones. My testing involved using both earbud sets simultaneously, alternating between while listening to the same track and making adjustments to the EQ apps as needed in hopes to then replicate the sound of the Bultones... Next up was the CMF buds 2 plus 2025. These earbuds were listed as having active noise canceling and a 12 mm driver for deep bass. My hopes were high and I was not disappointed! Out of the box these earbuds wanted to make me cry tears of joy! The sound was amazing. It was full. It was level. It was robust. The cmf earbuds also have an app. I wouldn't have ever needed the app as I was overjoyed by the sound right out of the case, but I downloaded it because they had one. The app options are incredible and immense! There are obviously EQ presets and there is the ability to make custom EQ profiles. But the most amazing thing is the ear test which I recommend doing in a completely quiet, non -noisy room as it will actually give you a hearing test and adjust the earbuds individually left and right to your personal hearing levels. It also has an ability to do a test to tell you whether or not you are using the correct ear cushions. After running the test, I made a change based off of the results advising me that I might need to increase the size of the cushion I was using only in my right ear. So I went ahead and swapped them both and redid the test and got a green result for both ears. Active noise canceling is amazing. The ability to change the touch functionality is amazing. The thing that I loved most was that even though as I stated out of the box I was already in love, there was a software update to apparently make the bass even better! I cannot say enough about these buds other than I hope they only get better....that there is solid support for them and at the $55 price point they are an absolute buy now, buy now buy now!

I bought the CMF Buds Pro 2 because I was looking for a specific set of features: multipoint connection, in-ear detection, a "find my earbud" function, and high-quality mic and audio performance. Here is how they actually held up: Pros Sound Quality: These sound really impressive for the price—great for both music and podcasts. The app allows you to adjust the EQ and run a fit/hearing test to really dial in the audio. Mic Quality: This was the standout for me. Even while walking on busy streets with wind and traffic noise, callers told me I sounded good. Battery Life: Excellent. I only had to charge the case a few times, and the buds easily survived a cross-country flight. Cons Lost Earbud Feature: This was hit-or-miss. It worked consistently for the right earbud, but I frequently couldn't get it to trigger for the left earbud. In-Ear Detection: This was quite frustrating. The sensors didn't always realize I'd removed a bud, so my podcasts would keep playing. Occasionally, when I was wearing the earbuds my music would pause randomly, and I'd have to reposition the bud to get the music to resume. It's hard to tell if this is a sensor issue or a fit issue, but it happened often enough to be annoying. Multipoint Connection: While you can connect to two devices, the switching isn't seamless. I carry two phones; if I was listening to music on Phone A and a call came in on Phone B, the music on Phone A wouldn't pause. My previous earbuds handled this automatically, so it was a letdown here. Other Notes Comfort: These use the oval eartips similar to many other newer stem earbuds. I felt the right ear was often loose regardless of which tip size I used. However, fit is subjective, so your experience may vary. Touch Controls: Being able to customize these in the app is great, though I did find myself having to repeat tap sequences occasionally to get the play/pause request register. The Bottom Line: I got these on sale for $55. At that price, the sound and mic quality are steals, but you definitely "get what you pay for" regarding the software and sensor reliability.

i guess for the price they are great. quality , appearance , case, charging. all good so far. depends on your source i have not tried it so much yet . but so far sound nice to the ear, comfortable too. one thin i noticed though is dont max out the volume to keep distortion free listening. noise cancelling seem to work well too. by the time you put it in your ear , it seems to suddenly make it a dead quiet room.

The CMF Buds 2 Plus deliver exactly what they promise. The adaptive noise cancelling works perfectly, the sound quality is excellent, and the price makes them an incredible value. They connect quickly, feel comfortable, and perform just as advertised.

Was overall happy with them until the right earbud died on me earlier this week after just 8 months of use. While I will say it was heavy active use of the earbuds, they were never abused or damaged in that time. They were never dropped or got anything on them. They are still in very good condition, at the time of failing. I have ears that have trouble finding buds that will fit super well, they did better then most, they weren't perfect, but well ahead of even more pricey ones I've tried to use. They connected to bluetooth very easily and I only had a small hiccup once or twice total. The sound quality for the price was very good, one would be hard pressed to find better for the same price range. I was quite happy with it. The quality for the mic and talking feature I used just once just to test it, and it seemed passible in case of an emergency, but nothing to write home about. The noise cancelling, isn't really worth it, it kinda works a little, but it's not good. I was never planning to use it so it didn't matter to me personally, but if you want that feature, then better to look else where. Battery life was as advertised, and was still going strong 8 months in. Never had an issue with them lasting long enough or slotting them into the case for a quick charge. Overall I would have rated these earbuds super high for the price range, however they couldn't even last a year for me. That's two different Nothing earbuds I've had (the 2023 Nothing Ear (a) was the other) that only lasted a total of 20 months between them. I really liked the Nothing products I've had, but they just don't seem to last and that's a deal breaker.

السماعة جميلة جدا كصوت ومايك وبطارية واعتقد مفيش افضل من كده لغاية 3000 جنية (30/7/2025) صوت المكالمات واضح جدا في اي مكان تقريبا وبيعزل كويس جدا ولا يبدوا صوت معالج او ملعوب فيه عيوبها البوكس كبير نسبيا ، بحس بيها في جيبي رغم انها خفيفة ولكن مربعه ، ومكنتش هتبقى عيب لو ميزة smart dial شغالة السماعة دي تعتبر افضل ككل من اصدار 2 pro ولكن انت لو بتحب البيز او الدبة الزيادة وسميع اغاني شعبي ولا يهمك توازن الالات يبقى البرو ممكن تناسبك اكتر خصوصا ان فيها ميزة smart dial ولكن الباقى تعتبر البلس افضل بدرجة في جميع النواحي كمايك وعزل في الاماكن الصاخبه البرو تتفوق في البيز لان فيها درايفر بيز مخصص ولكن البيز اوفر وقد يكون مزعج للبعض، اما البلس فكل شيئ متوازن ويمكنك رفع درجة البيز من التطبيق، وفوق. ده كله البلس تتيح ميزت تخصيص صوت يناسبك او يناسب طبيعة اذنك من خلال التطبيق السبب الوحيد اللي يميز البرو من وجه نظري هو smart dial في البوكس، هتفيدك لو بتجلس على مكتب لان التحكم من السماعة نفسها تاتش غير عملي

So far so good; perfect for calls and listening to music. Mic clarity is very good for an average user. Extended use and stress testing is yet to be done.

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Beautiful looking earbuds, in this budget the buds are amazing, the blue color is fantastic, sound and anc is incredible

Value for money buds! Good for those who wants noise cancelling function but prone to lose their earpieces and looking at cheaper options.