Nothing to Launch CMF Phone 2 Pro and New Earbuds on April 28

April 8, 2025 Following the successful launch of the Phone (3a) series, Nothing has officially confirmed the unveiling of four new products under its affordable sub-brand “CMF by Nothing” on April 28, 2025. The announcement, made via the company’s community forum, teases exciting upgrades and a major product refresh aimed at budget-conscious consumers.

CMF Phone 2 Pro: A “Pro” Take on Budget Innovation

The highlight of the upcoming launch is the CMF Phone 2 Pro, a sequel to the widely appreciated CMF Phone (1) released last year. That device garnered praise for delivering solid performance and clean design at a remarkable price point of just $199.

While details remain scarce, early speculation hints that the “Pro” label could mean upgraded hardware, potentially including:

• An additional rear camera sensor

• Improved display refresh rate

• Bigger battery or charging enhancements

• Enhanced chipset for better day-to-day performance

Whether these upgrades will affect the price remains unknown, but Nothing’s CMF brand has been committed to keeping its offerings ultra-affordable with minimal compromise on user experience.

CMF Buds 2 Series: Buds 2, Buds 2a, and Buds 2 Plus

Alongside the smartphone, three new pairs of wireless earbuds are on the way:

• CMF Buds 2

• CMF Buds 2a

• CMF Buds 2 Plus

These models will likely vary in features such as:

• Active Noise Cancellation (ANC)

• Battery life

• Water resistance

• App support and touch controls

The expansion will significantly grow the CMF audio lineup, which already includes the Buds, Buds Pro, and Buds Pro 2.

Launch Date and Expectations

The official unveiling is set for April 28, 2025, with fans expecting the same blend of bold design, smart functionality, and aggressive pricing that has defined the CMF brand since its inception.

Stay Tuned

With minimal details confirmed so far, tech enthusiasts are eagerly watching for teasers and leaks in the coming weeks. The new lineup could further establish Nothing’s CMF sub-brand as a serious contender in the entry-level and mid-range tech space.