CMF Headphone Pro with Energy Slider Lands in Nepal. Your Next Headphones?

CMF has built a strong reputation in the budget smartphone segment and has also been expanding its lineup of accessories. Continuing this growth, the company has introduced its first pair of headphones, the CMF Headphone Pro, which is now available in Nepal.

After launching earbuds and smartwatches, CMF has now stepped into the over-ear headphone space with the CMF Headphone Pro. It clearly targets the budget segment and feels like a toned-down, more affordable take on the Nothing Headphone (1).

Like the CMF smartphones, the CMF Headphone Pro also embraces CMF’s product philosophy of offering affordable, customizable, and uniquely designed devices.

So, let’s take a closer look at what it has to offer.

CMF Headphone Pro Overview

I haven’t come across a more rounded headphone than the CMF Headphone Pro; it practically looks like a donut over your ears. That said, its distinctive circular design is undeniably attractive, especially when highlighted by the bright color options.

Staying true to CMF’s design statements, the earmuffs are replaceable, giving you the option to customize your headphones with different color combinations. The extra cushions are not currently available in Nepal. However, the color options for the CMF Headphone Pro are: Light Green, Light Grey, and Dark Grey.

What I like most about the Headphone Pro is the tactile physical controls, like the Headphone (1). There is a vertical roller/button that handles volume, playback, and ANC switching. Likewise, there’s an additional slider called “Energy Slider” that is essentially a physical button to adjust bass and treble.

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Under the hood, it features 40mm drivers with nickel-plated diaphragms for reducing distortion and sharpening clarity. It is paired with a precision-tuned bass duct and dual-chamber design for rich texture.

What really stands out is the CMF Headphone Pro’s support for Hi-Res audio, both wired and wirelessly via LDAC, delivering bitrates of up to 990kbps. The feature list gets even more impressive with Adaptive Hybrid ANC, offering up to 40dB of noise cancellation across three automatic modes.

Battery life is another highlight, with CMF claiming up to 100 hours of playback without ANC and up to 50 hours with ANC enabled at 50% volume. When using LDAC, the headphones are rated for up to 70 hours of playback with ANC off and up to 38 hours with ANC enabled.

CMF has also included Audiodo’s personalized sound profiling, which creates a custom EQ based on a hearing test to deliver a more personalized audio experience. Furthermore, users can personalize sound profiles, adjust ANC settings, remap button functions, and access additional controls through the Nothing X app.

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With the CMF Headphone Pro, the brand makes a confident first entry into the over-ear headphone segment, combining customizable design, tactile physical controls, Hi-Res audio support, Adaptive ANC, long battery life, and personalized sound profiling.

Although it is not the most affordable ANC headphone, it is decently priced and is available in multiple colors. It is an attractive option for users seeking premium features in a budget-friendly package. However, it faces tough competition from brands like Anker and UGreen in Nepal as they offer better budget-friendly options.

What are your thoughts on the CMF Headphone Pro? Let us know in the comments below!