Editor’s note: Nothing India shared a Light Green-coloured CMF Phone 2 Pro unit with IGN India for a limited time for this review. The CMF Phone 2 Pro by Nothing’s budget sub-brand is the latest in ...
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Nothing has been firing on all cylinders when it comes to mid-range phones, but perhaps just as interesting as those devices are the budget ...
The CMF Phone 2 Pro stands out with its bold design, clean software, and vibrant display, making it ideal for Gen Z users. While it misses out on stereo speakers and top-tier performance, it nails the ...
The CMF Phone 1 is the first phone from Nothing’s more affordable sub-brand, CMF. While it lacks the transparency and LEDs of the Nothing phones, it still comes with a very innovative back, which can ...
The budget smartwatch combines eye-catching design, a clean UI, reliable fitness tracking and long battery life at an ...
Shaurya Sharma, Senior Content Producer at HT Tech, covers consumer, gaming, and AI technology. He has previously worked for reputed media houses, including CNN-News18 and Guiding Tech. In his free ...
Nothing’s sub-brand CMF is increasing its portfolio, and has now unveiled its first Pro phone, expanding its lineup focused on providing a functional modular design. It is technically a successor of ...
Nothing has launched the second CMF phone, building on the legacy of its predecessor. To start with, I would like to inform the readers here that the new CMF Phone 2 Pro starts at ₹18,999, a bit more ...
John is a writer at Pocket-lint. He is passionate about all things technology, and is always keeping up with the latest smartphone and PC releases. John has previously written at MobileSyrup. When ...
Nothing vice president Himanshu Tandon with Nothing CEO Carl Pei (right) Himanshu Tandon, the executive who helmed Xiaomi’s sub-brand POCO in India, has formally joined London-based smartphone maker ...
The CMF Phone 2 Pro embraces may sit under a sub-brand, but its UI is identical to the Nothing phones. It runs on Nothing OS - specifically, version 3.2 layered over Android 15. Nothing commits to ...
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