CMF Phone 2 Pro and Buds 2 goes for SG$399 and SG$89 in Singapore
The Singapore branch of CMF by Nothing has officially brought in the Phone 2 Pro smartphone and Buds 2 TWS for another new set of digital companions stemmed from the London brand. The Phone 2 Pro is the flagship of its current release coming with a sleek, lightweight design at just 7.8 mm and 185 grams while also refin
The Singapore branch of CMF by Nothing has officially brought in the Phone 2 Pro smartphone and Buds 2 TWS for another new set of digital companions stemmed from the London brand.
The Phone 2 Pro is the flagship of its current release coming with a sleek, lightweight design at just 7.8 mm and 185 grams while also refining the premium aluminum camera surround and stainless steel screws to keep that signature Nothing aesthetic, plus improved water resistance rated at IP54.
Camera-wise, they’ve packed in a lot: a 50 MP main camera plus a telephoto lens with 20x digital zoom (which is apparently a first in this price segment), an 8 MP ultra-wide, and a 16 MP selfie cam. The 6.77-inch FHD+ AMOLED that hits a peak brightness of 3000 nits is apparently a good standard for supporting Ultra HDR.
They’ve kept the modular approach, and now you can get accessories like interchangeable fisheye/macro lenses, a universal cover, and even a wallet/stand combo. Plus, it now supports NFC, so contactless payments are finally on board.
Here's a quick specs rundown for it:
6.77-inch AMOLED Display
1080p Resolution
120Hz Refresh Rate
MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Pro 5G Chipset
8GB RAM
256GB Storage
Triple Back Cameras
Main: 50MP f/1.9 (Dual Pixel PDAF)
Telephoto: 50MP f/1.9 (PDAF, 20x digital zoom)
Ultra-Wide: 8MP f/2.2
16MP Front Camera
5,000mAh Battery
33W Wired
5W Reverse Wired
White, Black, Orange, Light Green Colors
As for the Buds 2, those are looking like a solid option too – they come with Dirac Opteo tuning, Spatial Audio, and hybrid ANC up to 48dB, so the sound experience should be noticeably better. And look at that fancy yet minimalistic case.
Price and Availability
The CMF Phone 2 Pro will be available in White and Black from May 22, while Orange drops in July. It’s priced at SGD $399 for the 8GB + 256GB model.
Meanwhile, the Buds 2 are going for SGD $89 and come in Dark Grey, Light Green, and Orange. Oh, and if you buy during the open sales, they’re throwing in free CMF Buds and a one-year extended warranty. Everything’s going up on Nothing.tech and through their retail partners starting 22 May.
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The Phone 2 Pro is the flagship of its current release coming with a sleek, lightweight design at just 7.8 mm and 185 grams while also refining the premium aluminum camera surround and stainless steel screws to keep that signature Nothing aesthetic, plus improved water resistance rated at IP54.
Camera-wise, they’ve packed in a lot: a 50 MP main camera plus a telephoto lens with 20x digital zoom (which is apparently a first in this price segment), an 8 MP ultra-wide, and a 16 MP selfie cam. The 6.77-inch FHD+ AMOLED that hits a peak brightness of 3000 nits is apparently a good standard for supporting Ultra HDR.
They’ve kept the modular approach, and now you can get accessories like interchangeable fisheye/macro lenses, a universal cover, and even a wallet/stand combo. Plus, it now supports NFC, so contactless payments are finally on board.
Here's a quick specs rundown for it:
As for the Buds 2, those are looking like a solid option too – they come with Dirac Opteo tuning, Spatial Audio, and hybrid ANC up to 48dB, so the sound experience should be noticeably better. And look at that fancy yet minimalistic case.
