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Nothing’s CMF Headphone Pro, the company’s first over-ear wireless headphones, have dropped to an all-time low of $69 on Amazon in light gray and green, offering up to 100 hours of battery life per charge (50 with ANC), adaptive noise cancellation, physical controls, a customizable Energy Slider for treble/bass, LDAC support, and Google Fast Pair, with optional $25 interchangeable cushions.
Counterpoint and Omdia paint a mixed picture for Q1 2026: Counterpoint says Apple led shipments with about 21% share (Samsung ~20%), while Omdia places Samsung at 22% and Apple at 20%. Pixel grew roughly 14% year over year and Nothing about 25% in shipments, with Xiaomi down ~19% and Oppo down ~4% (Vivo up slightly). Overall global shipments fell about 6% YoY, and expectations for foldables—potentially boosted by an iPhone Ultra—are shaping the market narrative.
Nothing’s design team treats its devices as brand-forward objects that should be instantly recognizable, even “like a logo,” using transparent backs that reveal internal components, retro-inspired styling, and color layered inside the shell. The Nothing Phone 4(a) Pro expands this approach with more visible color and depth, aiming to disrupt a conservative smartphone market by prioritizing recognizable, disruptive design over conventional aesthetics.
BrooklynVegan’s Notable Releases of the Week highlights Mitski’s Nothing’s About to Happen to Me, Buck Meek’s The Mirror, Nothing’s A Short History of Decay, and deathcrash’s Somersaults among a slate of indie‑leaning titles (GENA, Voxtrot, Crooked Fingers, Lala Lala), while also noting festival lineups, Hall of Fame nominations, and new episodes of BV Weekly.
Nothing revealed the Phone 4a in an official photo ahead of its March reveal, showcasing the brand’s transparent back and the Glyph Bar LED notification. Rumors suggest a Snapdragon 7-series chip and a Pro model with a stronger camera, with the 4a likely replacing the 3a and a flagship Phone 4 anticipated for early summer.
Nothing revealed a rear render of the Phone 4A, showcasing a new Glyph Bar lighting strip to the right of the triple camera. The bar uses nine mini-LEDs (presented as seven square lights: six white and one red) and Nothing says it’s about 40% brighter than the Phone 3A’s lights with a “natural, bleed-free glow.” The company hasn’t shared full specs or pricing yet, but the phone will run a Snapdragon chip and is expected to launch on March 5; Nothing’s Carl Pei has said there won’t be a Phone 4 this year, so the Phone 3 remains the flagship for now.
Creative Bloq reports Nothing teased a cryptic image for its upcoming (a) series, triggering widespread speculation after fans noted a condom packet in the teaser and debated whether it's a marketing stunt or a real product reveal, with no official confirmation yet.
The CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro is heavily discounted to $65 on Amazon, down from $99, offering a stylish design and features like GPS, AMOLED display, and health tracking, making it a good companion for Nothing phone users.
This article provides a curated list of 37 perfect gift ideas for people who claim to want 'nothing,' emphasizing authentic, useful, and diverse options suitable for various budgets and needs, curated by BuzzFeed Shopping's expert team.
British tech company Nothing is set to unveil the Nothing 3A Lite, its first entry-level smartphone featuring its signature transparent design, expanding its lineup from premium to budget options, with the full reveal scheduled for Wednesday.
Nothing has launched Playground, an AI-powered tool that allows users to create and customize mini apps and widgets using simple text prompts, aiming to enhance software personalization on smartphones. Currently, it supports building basic widgets like flight trackers and virtual pets, with plans to expand but not yet enabling full-screen app development. The company emphasizes security and community engagement as key to its AI app ecosystem, despite being a small player in the global smartphone market.
Nothing's CMF Headphone Pro is a $99 over-ear headphone featuring flagship-tier specs, customizable earcup finishes, and innovative physical controls including a bass slider, volume roller, and action button, with up to 100 hours of battery life and support for LDAC and Bluetooth. Pre-orders are available now with a launch discount.
CMF has launched its first over-ear wireless headphones, the Headphone Pro, featuring a bass and treble slider, tactile buttons, adaptive noise cancellation, and an impressive battery life of up to 100 hours, available in the EU and UK now and in the US from October 2025, at a budget-friendly price of $99.
Nothing was found to have used professional stock images instead of actual photos taken by the Phone 3 in their demo units, with the images being licensed photos taken before the device's release. The company acknowledged the mistake, stating the images were placeholders that should have been replaced.
Nothing's CMF Watch 3 Pro is an affordable $99 smartwatch offering improved battery life, advanced health sensors, AI fitness coaching, and customizable watch faces, making it a strong entry-level fitness device with notable features like dual-band GPS and on-wrist ChatGPT integration.