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Nothing's CMF Phone 2 Pro undercuts Phone 3a by $100 despite similar specs

Nothing's CMF Phone 2 Pro launched at $279 through the company's now-ended US Beta Program, $100 less than the Nothing Phone 3a's $379 price. Both phones share a 6.77-inch FHD+ AMOLED display at 120Hz and a 5,000mAh battery, with the cheaper model still packing a 50MP main camera, 50MP 2x telephoto and 8MP ultrawide. Nothing has not disclosed a detailed parts breakdown, but the savings appear to come from a weaker processor, less advanced camera stabilization, slower charging, reduced water resistance and other lower-grade components.

Nothing rolls out Android 17 update to Phone 3a, 3a Pro, 4a and 4a Pro early

Nothing has begun distributing its stable Nothing OS 5.0 update, based on Android 17, to the Phone 3a, Phone 3a Pro, Phone 4a, and Phone 4a Pro, weeks ahead of its planned November rollout. The update follows an earlier release for the Phone 3 and brings a redesigned interface with a translucent theme, new widgets, navigation tweaks, and camera improvements including dual-view video and better zoom.

Nothing Headphone (a) gets $70 price cut on Amazon

Amazon is currently discounting Nothing's Headphone (a) over-ear ANC headphones by $70. The model features 40mm titanium-coated drivers, LDAC and Hi-Res Audio support, Bluetooth 5.4, IP52 water resistance, and physical controls, with battery life up to 135 hours without ANC or 75 hours with it enabled.

CMF by Nothing's Clip Pro earbuds discounted to $69 on Amazon

Nothing's sub-brand CMF by Nothing is offering its Clip Pro open-ear wireless earbuds at a $30 discount on Amazon, bringing the price down to $69. The earbuds use a clip-on design that sits outside the ear canal rather than inside it, paired with a lightweight three-point clip and flexible bridge for fit. Audio can be adjusted through the companion Nothing X app, which offers EQ settings, bass enhancement, and customizable controls.

CMF Buds 2 earbuds drop to $29 on Amazon, matching record low

The CMF Buds 2 wireless earbuds are now priced at $29 on Amazon, a $20 cut from their $49 list price and a 41% discount. The deal matches the lowest price the earbuds have hit in several months.

Nothing teases new product under Pokémon codename 'Kingdra'

Nothing posted a cryptic teaser on its community forum referencing Kingdra, a water/dragon-type Pokémon, continuing its pattern of using Pokémon codenames to hint at upcoming products. A support-page leak spotted by a Reddit user in September reportedly referenced a Nothing Ear 3 Pro, which some are now linking to the Kingdra teaser.

Nothing Ear wireless earbuds drop to $69, a 37% price cut

The Nothing Ear wireless earbuds are now selling for $69, down $40 from their regular price. The discount brings a 37% reduction off the earbuds' retail price, which include adaptive active noise cancellation, dual-device pairing, and IP54 water resistance.

CMF launches Speaker S and Speaker M, its first portable Bluetooth speakers

CMF, Nothing's sub-brand, has released two milk-carton-shaped portable speakers: the $59 Speaker S with a 45mm driver and passive radiators, and the $109 Speaker M with a 10W tweeter, dual drivers and a 25W woofer. Both offer Bluetooth 6.0, IP68 water and dust resistance, up to 18 hours of battery life, USB-C charging and audio input, and support for NFC, Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair and Auracast, with the ability to pair two identical units together.

Nothing unveils Headphone (1) Pro with aluminum, titanium and glass build

Nothing's Headphone (1) Pro keeps the brand's signature square, two-tone transparent design but swaps plastic for aluminum cans, titanium arms and a glass window, while weighing 2 grams less than the original Headphone (1). The headphones ship with a hard-shell case resembling Apple's AirPods Max 2 case, and feature softer padding, a wider headband and reduced clamping force for added comfort, along with noise canceling and transparency modes powered by extra microphones.

Amazon bundles Nothing Headphone A with Charli XCX CD for $97.52

Amazon is offering a 33 percent discount when buyers add the Nothing Headphone A, in black or white, together with the CD edition of Charli XCX's album Music, Fashion, Film to their cart. The combined price comes to $97.52, undercutting the headphones' usual $199 retail price even before factoring in the included album. Other color options qualify for the same discount but start at a higher price point, resulting in a higher final total.

CMF launches its first Bluetooth speakers, priced at $59 and $109

Nothing's budget sub-brand CMF has released two portable Bluetooth speakers, the Speaker S and Speaker M, in four color options including orange and turquoise. The Speaker S costs $59 and uses a single 45mm driver with passive radiators, while the $109 Speaker M adds a 10W tweeter and 25W woofer. Both offer up to 18 hours of battery life, IP68 water and dust resistance, and customizable sound via the Nothing X app.

Teenage Engineering to cease synth production and shift focus to design

Teenage Engineering CEO Jesper Kouthoofd announced plans to stop manufacturing synthesizers, including the iconic OP-1, as part of a company reorganization. The firm, known for its innovative audio devices and collaborations, may now prioritize design projects over product manufacturing. The transition could take several years before new initiatives are revealed publicly.