Nothing CMF Clip Pro Earbuds Launch with Smart Dial Case at $99

Nothing’s CMF sub-brand has officially unveiled the CMF Clip Pro—clip-style wireless earbuds featuring a unique rotating Smart Dial on the charging case for volume, playback, and pairing control. Priced at $99 / £79, they’re available for pre-order now at $79 in the US, with general availability starting August 15 in the US/UK and September 15 globally.

Key Specifications

  • Drivers: 10.8mm with “Ultra Bass Technology”
  • Battery: 10 hours music / 6.5 hours talk per bud (60mAh each); 475mAh case
  • Fast Charging: 10 minutes = 4 hours playback
  • Bluetooth: 5.4 with LDAC, AAC, SBC codecs
  • Connectivity: Dual device pairing, Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair
  • Low Latency Mode: For gaming/video
  • Calls: 4 mics with Clear Voice Technology
  • Durability: IP54 buds / IPX2 case
  • Weight: 5.92g per bud, 38.81g case

The Smart Dial: A Case That Controls It All

The standout feature is the charging case’s rotating Smart Dial, which handles volume, playback, call management, and pairing mode initiation—all without touching your phone. The earbuds themselves feature tactile physical buttons designed for gloved operation, a thoughtful touch for cold-weather users.

Colorways & Availability

  • Colors: Dark Grey, Light Grey, Coral
  • US/UK Launch: August 15, 2026
  • Europe/Global: September 15, 2026
  • Pre-order Price: $79 (regular $99)

Why Clip-On Earbuds Matter

Clip-on (or open-ear) earbuds are a growing category that didn’t exist a few years ago. They leave your ear canal unobstructed—ideal for situational awareness during outdoor activities, commuting, or office work—while still delivering personal audio. The CMF Clip Pro enters a niche currently dominated by brands like Bose (Ultra Open Earbuds) and Sony (LinkBuds), but at a significantly lower price point.

Source: GSMArena

Meta Description: Nothing CMF Clip Pro earbuds launch with Smart Dial charging case, 10.8mm drivers, LDAC, IP54 rating, $99 price. Pre-order at $79, ships August 15.

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