A significant price cut on Nothing’s Headphone Pro has made a feature-rich pair of over-ear headphones with exceptional battery life, active noise cancellation, and custom controls accessible at just £44.10, challenging pricier rivals in value and performance.
A discount on CMF by Nothing’s Headphone Pro has pushed a feature-heavy pair of over-ear headphones into unusually cheap territory, with Amazon listing the Light Green model at £44.10, down from a £79 recommended price. That puts active noise cancellation, high-resolution audio support and unusually long battery life into a bracket normally reserved for far simpler headphones.
The headline figure is endurance. Trusted Reviews says the headphones can last up to 100 hours on a charge, or 50 hours with active noise cancellation switched on. Fast charging is part of the appeal too, with five minutes of power claimed to deliver four hours of listening and a full USB-C top-up taking under two hours.
CMF has also packed in a set of physical controls that is more ambitious than most rivals at this price. The volume roller, customisable button and energy slider are designed to make everyday use more direct, while the custom button can be set up for functions such as launching ChatGPT or recording a voice note. Reviewers at TechRadar said the broader design feels modular and comfortable, with an emphasis on tactile control rather than touch panels.
On the audio side, the Headphone Pro uses custom 40mm drivers with nickel-plated diaphragms, and Nothing says the set supports LDAC and Hi-Res Audio in wired and wireless use. The accompanying app can build a personalised sound profile, which is then stored on the headphones themselves. Hybrid Adaptive ANC is built to shift between different levels of suppression, while Static Spatial Audio adds Cinema and Concert modes.
TechRadar’s review suggested the headphones are strongest on value, sound and battery life, even if the noise cancelling does not quite match premium competitors. That same value argument now looks stronger at £44.10. For buyers who want long battery life, app control and a broad feature set without paying flagship prices, this is a notably aggressive deal.
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