How to get CMF by Nothing’s new devices at a special launch price

Don’t miss this chance to grab the latest products from CMF by Nothing with this offer worth Rs 1,000.

Meet the new products from CMF by Nothing. (Image: CMF by Nothing)

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The wait is over. CMF, the affordable wearables sub-brand of Nothing, is launching its first three products – the CMF Buds Pro, Watch Pro, and the Power 65W GaN. These are a pair of earbuds, a smartwatch, and a GaN charger respectively.

The company has not revealed much about these devices yet, but you can reserve them in advance through a ‘blind drop’ offer on Flipkart on 25th September, 12 pm IST. All you need to do is pay Rs 500 for a pass that will give you benefits worth Rs 1,000.

Benefits worth Rs 1,000 with this offer. (Image: CMF by Nothing)

These benefits include a special launch price on the product you choose and an extra Rs 500 voucher that you can use for any future purchase of Nothing or CMF by Nothing products.

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CMF has also shared a teaser image that shows the outline of these three products. It hints at a rectangular display for the watch and a squarish design for the earbuds.

In addition, CMF by Nothing has announced that the Buds Pro will have a powerful 45 dB Active Noise Cancellation technology and the Watch Pro will have a 1.96” AMOLED Display with 600 nits brightness.

These new products by CMF by Nothing will be available on September 26th.

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