Thousands Celebrate When Wireless Earbuds Somehow Cost Less Than Lunch
KEY POINTS
- •Nothing's CMF Buds 2A wireless earbuds dropped from $49 to $19.99 on Amazon on April 7th for a limited time.
- •They offer basic features like 42 decibels of ANC, 8 hours battery life without ANC, and app-based EQ and multi-device support.
- •The earbuds include four mics for call quality and a ‘find my earbuds’ feature, plus ChatGPT voice access for select devices.
On April 7th by 11:15PM ET, Nothing’s audaciously budget CMF Buds 2A appeared on Amazon priced at $19.99, slicing off a fierce $29 from their $49 usual tag—a price matching their all-time low! These earbuds, available in thrilling black, white, and orange (because who doesn’t want loud sound in loud color?), promise 42 decibels of noise cancellation, mildly tinny tunes, and eight hours of battery life if ANC is mercifully disabled. The $20 miracle also packs an IP54 rating, four mics with noise reduction tech that whisper 'call quality' but hint 'maybe next time,' and flexes with the Nothing X app for EQ tweaking, bass boosting, and even summon ChatGPT voice commands for tech help or existential crises.
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(1 of 3)For just $20, you get tinny sound, noise canceling that barely cancels, and an app that might summon a miracle or just ChatGPT to find your lost dignity.
If you need earbuds that scream 'I’m cheap but ambitious,' Nothing’s CMF Buds 2A have your back with 42 dB noise canceling—or so they claim.
Nothing’s $20 buds offer 35.5 hours battery, app customization, and just enough noise cancellation to pretend you don’t hear your life choices.
Source: Theverge | Published: 4/7/2026 | Author: Sheena Vasani
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