Ahead of the annual Black Friday shopping period, consumer tech company Nothing and its budget-focused sub-brand CMF have rolled out substantial markdowns across their audio lineup. The promotional pricing features steep cuts on the flagship Nothing Headphone (1) alongside a record-low discount on the CMF Headphone Pro.
Discounts on Nothing Over-Ear and In-Ear Devices
The Nothing Headphone (1), which represents the company’s initial entry into the over-ear market, is currently discounted by 33 percent, WIRED reported. The price reduction brings the headphones close to the previous lowest cost recorded during October’s Prime Day event. The model combines active noise cancellation with the manufacturer’s trademark transparent styling on the earcups. Notable physical features include dedicated tactile controls, utilizing a rotating wheel for sound volume adjustments and a flat rocker switch designed to skip or replay audio tracks.
In addition to the over-ear model, the Nothing Ear (3a) wireless earbuds have maintained a 20 percent reduction through much of September and October. The entry-level wireless earbuds feature a semi-translucent build paired with bright color schemes designed to differentiate them from standard earbud aesthetics.
CMF Headphone Pro Reaches Record Low
Discounts have also extended to Nothing’s secondary brand, CMF, which specializes in offering stylized hardware at lower price tiers. The CMF Headphone Pro has fallen to $55, representing the cheapest price recorded for the over-ear model to date, according to WIRED.
Despite being positioned as an entry-level audio option, the CMF model retains physical control buttons and pairs directly with the Nothing X mobile application, allowing listeners to configure device settings and adjust custom equalization profiles.
