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Nothing’s 2026 CMF Clip Pro open-ear buds hit new $69 Prime Day all-time low, more

While we already detailed loads of notable Nothing gear that went on sale just ahead of the fall Prime Day festivities, we wanted to highlight the new all-time low on its affordable 2026 CMF Clip Pro open buds at just $69 shipped. 

Amazon is now offering the new Nothing CMF Clip Pro down at $69 shipped. Regularly $99, this is a solid 30% off that is now available across all three color options: Light Gray, Dark Gray, and Coral. 

We featured a few chances to land these at the previous $79 all-time low, including a nice launch deal, but they have now dropped another $10 to deliver a new Amazon all-time low and the best price we have tracked to date. 

As expected from Nothing’s CMF brand, the Clip Pro feature that minimalist, retro-modern vibe with a physical Smart Control on the charging case you can spin or press to “explore Anti-Leakage Mode, Spatial Audio, custom EQs, and more in the Nothing X app.” 

You’re landing 10 hours of playback here (up to 32.5 with the case), Bluetooth 5.4, and a 3-point clip mechanism to keep them on the side of your head – “by spreading pressure across three contact areas, they deliver a secure, slip-free fit with all-day comfort for any activity.”

Scope out all of the Nothing Prime Day deals below:

Nothing Headphones

Nothing Phone (3)

Nothing Phone (4a) Pro

CMF BY NOTHING Headphones

CMF BY NOTHING Watch 3 Pro

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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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