CMF Clip Pro

  • What is the sound leakage prevention function?

    Our Nothing OWS Earbuds are of the near-ear open sound design, which may easily cause noise disturbance to people around when used at high volume.

    Enabling the sound leakage prevention function can reduce the sound leakage of the Earbuds and protect your privacy during calls and music playback. It is a normal phenomenon that there will be some changes in sound quality and volume after this function is turned on.

  • Do the Earbuds support in-ear detection?

    Not Support

  • Does the Earbuds support the low-latency mode?

    Supported
    With Nothing Phone less than 120ms under Game Mode

  • How to charge the Earbuds?

    Earbuds Charging:
    Place the Earbuds in the charging case and close the lid to start charging.

    Charging for the Charging Case (Including Earbuds):
    Place the Earbuds in the charging case and close the lid;
    Connect the charging case to a power source using the included charging cable.

    Charging Status Indications:
    White blinking of the charging case indicator light: Charging in progress;
    Steady white of the indicator light: Charging completed.

  • What is the function of the knob(Smart Dial) on the charging case?

    Charging case (Smart Dial):
    - No function by default.
    Please set up the functionality in the Nothing X App for the Smart Dial to work.

    Tap once and hold (non-customizable):
    Lock / Unlock the Smart Dial

    The Smart Dial supports actions triggered by Rotate, Single press, Double press, Triple press, Press and hold.
    Available customizable functions include volume control, play/pause, skip forward, skip back, voice assistant, answer/hang up calls, and more.

  • Does the Earbuds support LE Audio?

    Not Support

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  • Why does sound leakage occur with the earbuds?

    The open design structurally cannot achieve complete sound leakage prevention. Considering that you may have important privacy protection scenarios, you can download the Nothing X app and select the sound leakage prevention feature on it. This feature prioritizes your privacy protection, so there will be a slight reduction in sound quality.

  • Why does the earbuds volume feel insufficient or inconsistent?

    It features our inherent open design, which offers a different experience from in-ear products. You may try adjusting the angle of the Earbuds to ensure that the sound outlets of the Earbuds are aligned with your ear canals.

  • How to wear the earbuds?

    You may refer to the user guide included in the packaging for instructions on how to wear the earbuds.
    You can download the Nothing X App. A quick setup guide pop-up will appear when you connect the device for the first time.

  • How to place the earbuds into the charging case?

    You may refer to the user guide included in the packaging for instructions on how to wear the earbuds.
    You can download the Nothing X App. A quick setup guide pop-up will appear when you connect the device for the first time.

  • How to wake up the voice assistant using Earbuds

    The default gesture controls of this product cannot activate the voice assistant. You can enter the Nothing X App, select the left ear or right ear in the control settings, and set the tap/long press or double tap and hold gesture to activate the voice assistant. Once the settings are completed, you can activate the voice assistant through the corresponding gesture.

    For more information about operational functions, you can download the Nothing X App, which is available for search and download in the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.

  • How to trigger control gestures on Earbuds

    Please make sure you accurately touch the sensing area. The touch-sensitive zones are located on both lower sides of the ear stem or the circular mark on the upper part of the ear stem. You may refer to the user manual included in the package for exact positions.

    Note: The touch sensor is highly sensitive. Avoid touching the sensor area accidentally in advance to prevent false triggers and misoperation recognition.

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