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Nothing’s new CMF Clip Pro open buds drop back to $79 low

We are catching an influx of discounts on Nothing gear this week, including the return low on Nothing Ear (3a) and a solid 30% price drop on Nothing’s 2026 Headphone (a). But you can now add the brand’s new CMF Clip Pro open-ear buds back down at all-time low pricing. 

Amazon is now offering the new Nothing CMF Clip Pro down at $79 shipped in all three colors: Light Grey, Coral, and Dark Gray. 

This is a regularly $99 pair of open buds seeing a solid 20% discount to mark a return to the lowest price we have tracked since release. 

You’re looking at the same launch deal they landed at shortly after hitting Amazon, and now after jumping back up to full price a couple times, you’re getting another shot at it. 

Featuring that clean and minimalist vibe with a touch of retro-modernism Nothing’s CMF brand has become known for, we are once getting there physical dial-style control on top of the charging case:

Spin or press the Smart Dial for intuitive control. Plus, you can explore Anti-Leakage Mode, Spatial Audio, custom EQs, and more in the Nothing X app.

You can score the higher-end Nothing Ear (Open) down at $89 right now, but the Clip Pro trades out the hook-style for the namesake clip-on treatment at a lower price point:

Custom 3-Point Clip – Positioned perfectly for clear sound. By spreading pressure across three contact areas, they deliver a secure, slip-free fit with all-day comfort for any activity.

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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