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CMF by Nothing is a consumer technology brand dedicated to making great design accessible to a wider audience. Standing for "Color, Material, and Finish," CMF focuses on the core fundamentals of product development to deliver high-quality devices without superfluous features. As a sub-brand of the London-based technology company Nothing, CMF shares the parent company's vision of removing barriers between people and technology, while distinguishing itself through a unique aesthetic and affordable price point.

The brand's product lineup primarily includes smart wearables and audio accessories. Notable products like the CMF Watch Pro feature AMOLED displays, comprehensive health tracking, and Bluetooth calling capabilities. In the audio segment, products such as the CMF Buds Pro そして Buds 2 Plus offer active noise cancellation (ANC), dynamic bass enhancement, and seamless integration with the Nothing X ecosystem. CMF products are designed to work effortlessly with Android and iOS devices, supported by dedicated apps for customization and firmware updates.

• Which app acts as the companion for CMF earbuds?

  CMF audio products, such as the Buds Pro and Buds 2 Plus, use the 'Nothing X' app for customization, equalizer settings, and firmware updates.

• How do I reset my CMF Buds to factory settings?

  Place the earbuds into the charging case with the lid open. Press and hold the setup button on the case for 10 seconds until the indicator light blinks red.

• Does the CMF Watch Pro support Bluetooth calling?

  Yes, the CMF Watch Pro features a built-in microphone and speaker with AI noise reduction to support making and receiving Bluetooth calls directly from the wrist.

• What app is required for the CMF Watch Pro?

  The CMF Watch Pro connects to smartphones using the 'CMF Watch' app, available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

• How do I enable LDAC on CMF Buds?

  To enable LDAC (High-quality audio) on supported Android devices, turn on the feature in the Nothing X app via Device Settings, and then select the LDAC codec in your phone's Bluetooth settings or Developer Options.