Nothing recently launched three new pairs of wireless airbids under his budget -friendly CMF brand, and today there are two of them in our house. We found two ends here, above the line buds 2 plus and the cheapest buds 2. This leaves the middle buds 2A model, which hopes we will consider in some place in the future.
Starting with the base model, the new CMF buds 2 customs come with the 11 mm pmi (polymetacherimide) driver. This sound is made by the Swedish brand Derek, which has worked on other products with nothing in the past. You also find 6 microphones (three on each airbid), who work with the hybrid ANC to provide the cancellation of 48DB -claimed noise.
The buds come in 2 three colors, light green, orange, and the deep gray here. The case design is similar to the previous CMF and has nothing to do with the dial of the product and clear plastic on the lid. However, unlike the functional dial at CMF buds Pro 2, the dial here is just decorating and can best keep a lane.
Key 2 is a custom 12 mm LCP (liquid crystal polymer) driver. The sound is not made by anything at home and you also get LDAC and high -razic audio wireless certification. You also get 6 microphones but with a high 50DB of noise cancellation.
The buds 2 plus come in blue and here are light gray features. The plus model contains a metal rotating dial on the lid, but it is just as decorated as 2 and 2A models.
Both models have been classified for IP55 for Airbuds and IPX2, which has Bluetooth 5.4 with dual connection, low latest mode, and about 14 hours continuous playback.
As you read this, we are working on reviews of both models and they should be out very soon.
