The CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro just hit its lowest price ever

Get wireless over-ear headphones with 50 hours of noise-cancelling battery life for under $70.
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The CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro features adaptive active noise cancellation and 50 hours of playback. Credit: Mashable Photo Composite | CMF by Nothing

SAVE 13%: As of Aug. 10, the CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro active noise-cancelling headphones are $69, down from $79, at Amazon. That's a 13% discount or $10 savings.


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It's one thing to want a brand-new pair of Sony or Bose headphones, but it's another thing to actually pay for them. If you don't have an extra $400 lying around, the CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro ANC headphones are definitely worth a look — and right now, they're down to their lowest price ever.

As of Aug. 10, you can grab the CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro active noise-cancelling headphones for $69 on Amazon (down from $79). Saving $10 might not sound huge on paper, but a 13% drop brings these down to a damn good price for what you get. Reviews praise them for delivering "stellar" audio quality and comfort for cheap, and our sister site, PCMag, even gave them a 4-star review and an Editors' Choice award.

These headphones have physical bass and treble sliders right on the ear cup, so you can adjust your audio in real time (no app needed!). The noise cancellation blocks up to 40 dB of background noise, and there's a Transparency Mode button if you need to hear what's going on around you.

Bonus: You'll get up to 50 hours of playback with active noise cancellation turned on, and up to 100 hours if you leave ANC off. If you forget to plug them in before heading out, a quick five-minute charge gives you four hours of listening time.

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