At the end of September, Nothing Thailand launched three CMF by Nothing earbuds at once. The newest is the CMF Clip Pro, the open-ear model we've already covered (read more: https://oopslife.me/en/tech/cmf-clip-pro-open-ear-thailand-launch) (3,999 baht in Thailand). The other two are the entry-level CMF Buds Neo at 1,099 baht and the CMF Buds Pro 2, back in a new colour at 2,399 baht.
CMF Buds Neo: ANC for about a thousand baht
The Buds Neo has a two-tone design and a rounded-square case with CMF's signature dial. Inside is a 12.4 mm dynamic driver with a titanium-coated dome, adaptive ANC rated up to 35 dB, Spatial Audio, four mics and two-device connection, with sound tweaks in the Nothing X app.
Total battery with the case is up to 52 hours. International outlets report that's with ANC off, and about 30 hours with it on. Nothing Thailand lists Bluetooth 6.0. Thai colours are Dark Blue, Black and White, per Droidsans, and it went on sale on 4 October 2026.
CMF Buds Pro 2: same model, new colour
The Buds Pro 2 is already on sale. This round adds green, and Nothing Thailand says pink will follow in October 2026. Specs are unchanged: dual drivers (11 mm bass + 6 mm micro-planar tweeter), LDAC, Spatial Audio, hybrid ANC up to 50 dB, six mics, the Smart Dial on the case, Bluetooth 5.3, IP55 and 43 hours with the case.
Where to buy
All three are sold on Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop, and at participating AIS, Banana, Dotlife, Power Buy and True stores nationwide.
In our view, the Buds Neo is the one to watch here, because adaptive ANC at 1,099 baht is still hard to find. If deeper noise cancelling and LDAC matter more, the Buds Pro 2 costs about 1,300 baht more.
Adapted from TECHHaus Thailand (techhausth.com/91417), with additional details from Droidsans, Bangkok Biznews and T3
