CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro brings bold design and scroll wheel controls
Nothing’s sub-brand CMF is stepping into the audio ring, and its debut headset isn’t playing it safe. The upcoming CMF Headphone Pro will launch on September 29, and early teasers suggest a design that leans more playful than polished.
CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro mixes color and control
Shared via CMF’s official X account, the first images show a set of over-ear headphones with a bright Cyan finish, darker control accents, and what looks like interchangeable orange ear pads. The color combo follows CMF’s usual punchy aesthetic, which has become a signature across its accessories.
But visuals aside, the real attention-grabber here is the scroll wheel and slider built directly into the earcups.
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Not just buttons: scroll and slide for playback
According to the teaser, the CMF Headphone Pro will include:
- A scroll wheel, likely for volume
- A slider, potentially for track skipping or noise control
- A USB-C port (charging only, or audio too—still unclear)
These aren’t the usual tap-and-guess touch controls. Instead, CMF seems to be leaning toward physical input methods, which could offer a more precise experience—especially for users tired of unresponsive swipes on plastic.
CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro aims to stand out
With Nothing’s mainline earbuds pushing transparent shells and minimal branding, the CMF line is veering in the opposite direction: bold, colorful, and unapologetically tactile.
It’s also unclear whether these headphones will support noise cancellation, Bluetooth multipoint, or lossless audio over USB-C, but CMF has left just enough mystery to keep fans guessing.
What to expect when they drop
Here’s what we know so far:
- Launch date: September 29
- Color: Cyan (with optional orange pads)
- Controls: Scroll wheel, slider, physical buttons
- Port: USB-C
- Design language: Bold and functional
Nothing’s CMF Headphone Pro might not reinvent audio, but it’s already doing one thing right—it doesn’t look like every other headphone on the shelf.
And that alone makes it one to watch.
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