Headphone Pro Expands Audiodo x CMF by Nothing Collaboration
This latest partnership is described as "indispensable personal sound meets modular design at the most accessible price point yet" by the team.
Audiodo has joined forces with CMF by Nothing again, this time to create the all-new CMF Headphone Pro, the brand's first "modular" over-ear headphone.
This launch marks Audiodo's second collaboration with CMF by Nothing, following the release of the CMF Buds 2 Plus in April, and just weeks after Audiodo's debut with Nothing itself on the flagship Ear (3).
The CMF Headphone Pro is equipped with 40 mm nickel-plated drivers, which, according to the manufacturer, are "engineered for clarity, depth, and punch."
Meanwhile, the hard-wearing cushions are easily interchangeable, allowing a further level of personalisation or enabling you to replace them when you need a fresh set. Currently, orange cushions are available as an option, with light green coming soon.
The earcups house tactile controls, making everything uncluttered and intuitive.
Audiodo Personal Sound offers a quick hearing test in the Nothing X app, which analyses how each ear processes frequencies and then builds a profile stored directly on the headphones. From that moment, every track, film, and call is optimised for your hearing.
For years, hearing-based personalisation was reserved for premium-tier devices. That means millions more people can finally access a feature that has quickly become indispensable for users alike.
Michel Roig, CSO at Audiodo, told StereoNET:
Personal Sound has gone from a nice-to-have to indispensable across Nothing and CMF by Nothing. With Headphone Pro, it's now available to an even wider audience — at a price that makes personalised audio truly universal.
The CMF Headphone Pro also features Adaptive Hybrid ANC, boasting up to 40 dB of cancellation, which is tuned in real-time. Additionally, the new headphones claim 100-hour battery life – 50 hours with ANC, plus a five-minute quick charge is said to translate to four hours of listening time.
Audiodo is now available in CMF Headphone Pro at £79 | US$99 | €99.
For more information visit Nothing and Audiodo
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