Average at best in some departments; critically underwhelming in others.
list. Founded by Carl Pei, the man behind Nothing, CMF is the company’s sub-brand primarily for ultra-low-cost earbuds and smartwatches. In June, CMF released its Flagship buds and theI knew I had to get my hands on these as soon as I saw the striking orange shade on the charging case, a customizable smart dial, and a retail price of just $60. These earbuds look like they came straight out of a Teenage Engineering studio. The analog dial on the charging case adds to the retro look that a.
Sadly, the controls on the buds themselves aren’t that great. There isn’t a single tap gesture at all. The companion app, Nothing X, allows you to choose between double tap, triple tap, tap and hold, and double tap and hold. I’m so used to a single tap for pause/play that I found myself repeatedly doing that, only to realize it won’t trigger a response.
I asked ChatGPT a bunch of questions, including what the 10 Commandments are and whether it loves me. The response time was appropriate and close to what you’d get typing on the app or web app. I didn’t like how I couldn’t interrupt the voice by speaking over it or tapping somewhere on the buds interface, which defeats the purpose of having an LLM integrated directly into your buds. The only way to interrupt Breezy was to tap on my phone’s screen.
Listening to Black Spur by Ooyy, I initially felt the sound was more bass-heavy and lacked brightness. I also felt the vocals weren’t emphasized enough. Overall, there was not much space in the orchestra, and I often couldn’t tell the elements apart. I played around on the custom EQ settings and turned the treble and mids up and the low-end down. The tweaking helped, and the increased treble helped add brightness to the sound profile.
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