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Nothing Ear 3a and CMF Buds Neo Appear in Regulatory Filings, Hinting at Upcoming Launch

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Nothing Ear 3a and CMF Buds Neo Surface on Certification Platforms Ahead of Launch

Nothing and its sub-brand CMF appear to be gearing up for the introduction of new true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds. The upcoming Nothing Ear 3a and CMF Buds Neo have recently been spotted on certification databases, suggesting that both products may be nearing their official debut. While neither company has announced launch plans yet, regulatory appearances often indicate that a release could be on the horizon.

According to a report by The Tech Outlook, both earbuds have received certification from Indonesia’s SDPPI authority. The Nothing Ear 3a was listed under model number B193 and carries certification number 122342/DJID/2026. Meanwhile, the CMF Buds Neo appeared with model number B190 and certification number 122343/DJID/2026. The certifications were reportedly issued on June 2, 2026.

The CMF Buds Neo has also been spotted on India’s Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) database, further fueling speculation that the earbuds could launch in multiple markets. Although the listings do not reveal any hardware specifications or features, their presence on regulatory platforms suggests that development and approval processes are progressing ahead of a commercial rollout.

If launched, the Nothing Ear 3a would likely serve as the successor to the Nothing Ear (a), which debuted alongside the Nothing Ear in April 2024. The new model could continue the company’s strategy of offering a more affordable alternative within its premium audio lineup. On the CMF side, the Buds Neo would expand a growing portfolio that already includes products such as the CMF Buds and CMF Buds Pro 2, giving consumers another budget-focused audio option in the brand’s ecosystem.

CMF Phone 2 Pro to Include Transparent Protective Case in Retail Package

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CMF Phone 2 Pro to Launch Globally With Transparent Case and Charger Included

The CMF Phone 2 Pro is set for its global debut on April 28, with India included as one of the launch markets. While the company has kept much of the smartphone’s design under wraps, teasers and recent social media activity from company executives are beginning to paint a clearer picture. One of the key highlights is the inclusion of accessories in the retail box—something that’s becoming less common in the smartphone industry.

Akis Evangelidis, co-founder of Nothing and President of Nothing India, confirmed via X (formerly Twitter) that the CMF Phone 2 Pro will ship with a transparent protective back cover. This announcement follows an earlier post where he stated that the phone will also include a charging adapter, at least in the Indian market. The accessories seem to be tailored specifically for Indian customers, though it remains to be seen whether the same packaging applies globally.

The image Evangelidis shared shows a glimpse of the phone’s transparent case, with cutouts hinting at a triple rear camera setup. While no full renders have been officially released, the positioning of the cutouts appears to support earlier rumors of a distinctive triangular camera arrangement on the rear panel.

Leaked images from earlier this year also pointed to the same design language, showcasing two vertically-aligned circular sensors at the top left corner, a third smaller sensor placed adjacent, and an LED flash below. With these latest confirmations, CMF appears to be aiming for a feature-rich mid-range device that stands out not just in hardware, but also in offering more value right out of the box.

CMF Buds 2 Specifications Revealed Before Launch, Featuring Hybrid ANC and ChatGPT Integration

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The highly anticipated CMF Buds 2 are set to make their debut alongside other CMF by Nothing products, including the CMF Phone 2 Pro, on April 28. As the launch date approaches, the true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds have already been listed online, revealing almost all of their specifications. Notably, the CMF Buds 2 will feature hybrid active noise cancellation (ANC) for enhanced sound quality, along with integration of ChatGPT— a feature already present in other Nothing and its subsidiary’s audio devices. This combination of advanced technology makes the CMF Buds 2 a compelling choice for audio enthusiasts.

In terms of pricing, the CMF Buds 2 were briefly listed with an expected starting price of $59 in the US (approximately Rs. 5,000). However, the price details have since been removed from the listing. Despite this, the earbuds remain a budget-friendly option for consumers looking to experience cutting-edge features without breaking the bank. With their high-quality specifications and competitive pricing, the CMF Buds 2 are positioned to attract a wide range of users.

The CMF Buds 2 are designed to deliver impressive audio performance. They are equipped with 11mm custom drivers, complemented by Dirac Opteo sound tuning and the advanced Nothing Ultra Bass Technology 2.0. These features aim to provide an enhanced audio experience, with deep bass and crisp highs. Additionally, the earbuds will support spatial audio, offering an immersive soundstage for users. Dual connection support ensures users can easily switch between devices without hassle, making them highly versatile for various uses, whether for music, calls, or gaming.

In terms of durability, the CMF Buds 2 come with an IP55 rating for protection against dust and water, while the case itself boasts an IPX2 rating. For those who frequently make calls, the earbuds are equipped with six HD microphones, featuring Clear Voice Technology 3.0 and Wind Noise Reduction 3.0 to improve voice clarity in any environment. The hybrid ANC is designed to block out up to 48dB of noise, with a frequency range support of up to 5,200Hz. Additionally, users can enjoy the convenience of ChatGPT integration, allowing them to interact with the AI chatbot directly through the earbuds by simply pinching the stem. This feature enables users to ask a wide variety of questions or even request a story—all without needing to access their phone.