Open-ear test confirms Nothing Clip Pro are surprisingly discreet

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Natalie Fear tests the Nothing CMF Clip Pro open-ear earbuds and finds them lightweight and unobtrusive: pairing is quick, coworkers can’t reliably hear what she’s listening to, and the audio quality is clear even without noise cancellation. The experience is a mix of paranoia and wonder as she confirms the open-ear design leaks very little sound at normal listening levels, with only a faint buzz at higher volumes; a full review is forthcoming.
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