CMF Clip Pro Price in Nepal, Specs and Features

CMF is trying something a little different with its latest pair of wireless earbuds. Instead of another in-ear TWS with silicone tips and active noise cancellation, the CMF Clip Pro uses an open-ear clip design that sits around your ear.

The idea is simple: you can listen to music while still hearing what is happening around you. CMF has also packed in a 10.8mm dual-magnetic driver, LDAC support, a flexible titanium C-bridge, dual-device connectivity, and up to 32.5 hours of total battery life.

At £79 in the UK and $99 in the US, the Clip Pro is entering a category that has become increasingly popular among people who don't want their ears completely blocked. Here's everything you need to know about the CMF Clip Pro, including its features, specifications, and expected price in Nepal.

CMF Clip Pro: What's New?

The Clip Pro takes a different approach from conventional wireless earbuds.

Rather than sitting inside your ear canal, each unit clips around the ear and points the speaker toward it. This means you can listen to music while remaining aware of conversations, traffic, announcements, or other sounds around you.

CMF is also using a flexible titanium C-bridge. This allows the clip to adjust to different ear shapes instead of relying on a rigid frame.

Each earbud weighs just 5.9 grams, which should make the Clip Pro relatively easy to wear for extended periods.

CMF Clip Pro Highlights

Open-ear clip-on design
Flexible titanium C-bridge
10.8mm dual-magnetic dynamic drivers
LDAC, AAC and SBC support
Hi-Res Audio support
Bluetooth 5.4
Dual-device connectivity
Up to 10 hours of playback from the earbuds
Up to 32.5 hours with the charging case
IP54-rated earbuds
Smart Dial on the charging case
Nothing X app support

A More Comfortable Alternative to Traditional TWS?

The biggest reason to consider the Clip Pro is its design.

Traditional in-ear earbuds create a seal inside the ear canal. That can provide better isolation, but some people don't enjoy the feeling of having earbuds inserted into their ears for hours.

The Clip Pro avoids that completely.

Its speaker sits outside the ear canal while the flexible C-bridge keeps the earbud in position. Because the design is open, outside sounds remain audible.

That could make the Clip Pro particularly interesting for commuting, walking, cycling, working in an office, or situations where you need to stay aware of your surroundings.

The earbuds are also IP54-rated, giving them protection against dust and water splashes.

CMF offers the Clip Pro in Coral, Light Grey, and Dark Grey.

10.8mm Drivers with LDAC Support

Open-ear earbuds usually face one major challenge: getting enough bass and impact without sealing the ear canal.

CMF is addressing that with a 10.8mm dual-magnetic dynamic driver using a TPU diaphragm. The company has also included its Ultra Bass technology to help improve low-frequency output.

The Clip Pro supports LDAC, alongside the more widely compatible AAC and SBC codecs. LDAC can transmit considerably more audio data than basic Bluetooth codecs when supported by the connected device.

Of course, the real-world benefit will depend on the phone, audio source, and listening environment.

There is no ANC here, and that's intentional. Since the Clip Pro is designed to keep the ears open, its main advantage is environmental awareness rather than isolation.

Controls Are Built Into the Case

CMF has added an unusual control mechanism to the charging case.

The case features a Smart Dial that can be used for functions such as volume adjustment and media controls. It can also be used for calls and pairing.

The earbuds themselves also feature physical buttons.

This is a useful approach for an open-ear product because physical controls can be easier to operate while moving around compared with repeatedly tapping a small touch surface.

The Nothing X app provides additional customization options, including EQ controls and other settings.

Calling and Connectivity

For calls, each earbud features two microphones, giving the Clip Pro a total of four microphones.

CMF uses its VPU Clear Voice Technology to help improve voice pickup and reduce unwanted background noise during calls.

Connectivity is handled by Bluetooth 5.4, with support for dual-device connections.

That means you can keep the earbuds connected to two compatible devices and switch between them without going through the pairing process every time.

Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair are also supported for faster setup.

Up to 32.5 Hours of Battery Life

Battery life is another strong point of the Clip Pro.

CMF claims up to 10 hours of playback from the earbuds alone, while the charging case increases the total listening time to 32.5 hours.

There is also a quick-charge feature. A 10-minute charge can provide up to four hours of playback, according to CMF.

Since the Clip Pro doesn't use active noise cancellation, the battery system doesn't have to power an ANC system, which helps explain the relatively long playback figures.

CMF Clip Pro Specifications

Feature	CMF Clip Pro
Design	Open-ear clip-on
Bridge	Flexible titanium C-bridge
Weight	5.9g per earbud
Water/Dust Resistance	IP54
Driver	10.8mm dual-magnetic dynamic
Diaphragm	TPU
Audio Codecs	LDAC, AAC, SBC
Hi-Res Audio	Yes
ANC	No
Bass Technology	Ultra Bass Technology
Microphones	4 microphones
Call Technology	VPU Clear Voice Technology
Connectivity	Bluetooth 5.4
Dual Device	Yes
Fast Pair	Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair
App	Nothing X
Earbud Battery	Up to 10 hours
Total Battery	Up to 32.5 hours
Quick Charge	10 minutes for up to 4 hours
Controls	Physical buttons + Smart Dial
Colors	Coral, Light Grey, Dark Grey

CMF Clip Pro Price in Nepal

The CMF Clip Pro is priced at £79 in the UK and $99 in the US.

CMF has not officially announced the Nepalese price yet. The earbuds are scheduled to go on sale in Europe from August 15, while availability in other markets is expected later.

Based on its international pricing, we expect the CMF Clip Pro price in Nepal to be around NPR 25,999 if and when it officially arrives.

Model	International Price	Expected Price in Nepal
CMF Clip Pro	£79 / $99	NPR 25,999

*Expected Nepal price. Official local pricing and availability are yet to be confirmed.

Is the CMF Clip Pro Worth Considering?

The Clip Pro isn't trying to replace conventional noise-cancelling TWS earbuds.

Instead, CMF is targeting people who want something more comfortable and less isolating for everyday use.

Its open-ear design makes it particularly interesting for outdoor use, while LDAC support, the 10.8mm driver, dual-device connectivity, and long battery life give it enough features to appeal to tech enthusiasts.

The biggest question will ultimately be sound quality. Open-ear earbuds have an inherent challenge because they don't create the same acoustic seal as traditional in-ear models. Whether CMF's driver and Ultra Bass technology can deliver satisfying bass without compromising the open-ear experience is something we'll need to test ourselves.

At an expected price of around NPR 25,999, the Clip Pro could be an interesting option for people who prioritize comfort and environmental awareness over strong noise isolation.

For anyone tired of traditional earbuds sitting inside their ears all day, CMF's approach is certainly worth a look.