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Nothing teases 4 new CMF products with Pokémon hints: Bulbasaur, Gligar, Hoothoot & Girafarig

These four Pokémon characters represent four new upcoming CMF products.

Nothing Pokémon code-named products are incoming. (Image credit: Nothing)

On Friday, Nothing teased four upcoming products. As always, the company is using Pokémon characters for its teasers, including Bulbasaur, a Poison-type Pokémon; Girafarig, a Psychic-type Pokémon; Hoothoot, a Flying-type Pokémon; and Gligar, a Flying-type Pokémon.

Nothing has consistently used Pokémon characters to tease its upcoming products. This time, since the teasers come from its sub-brand CMF, the company is likely to unveil new products under the CMF branding.

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— CMF by Nothing (@cmfbynothing) March 28, 2025

According to leaks, Bulbasaur is believed to hint at the CMF Phone (2), a successor to the brand’s most affordable CMF Phone (1) with a modular design. Similarly, Gligar is likely to represent the CMF Neckband Pro 2, Hoothoot is said to symbolize the Buds Pro 3, and Girafarig is expected to correspond to the Watch Pro 3.

Currently, there isn’t much information available about these products, but the company is expected to reveal more details in the coming days. All four devices are likely to belong to the budget/mid-range segment, offering strong features and capabilities.

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— CMF by Nothing (@cmfbynothing) March 28, 2025

Additionally, Nothing recently introduced the Nothing Phone (3a) series, consisting of two devices: the Phone (3a) and the Phone (3a) Pro. Both feature a triple-camera setup and are the company’s first smartphones to include a dedicated telephoto zoom lens. Notably, the Phone (3a) Pro is one of the most affordable smartphones to feature a periscope zoom lens.

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