Wireless headphones in black at a $39.95 off-then all-time low: What’s going on with the Beats Buds Pro?

There is a change in elevation from spring to autumn. The weather is starting to turn for many of us, and there are USB-C iPhones now out there in the world. The winds of change also mean there’s a nice deal to be had on one of Apple’s outgoing wireless chargers. For a limited time, you can get an Apple MagSafe Duo charging device for an all-time low of $94.99, which is $35 off, at a third-party store.

I don’t know what’s going on with the Buds, but they keep getting cheaper. Woot is now selling the latest Beats wireless earbuds in black for just $99.95 ($70 off). The only thing I can think of is that they aren’t available in the design that’s cool, but just being limited to black isn’t so bad when you get a good pair of noise-canceling earbuds.

The earbuds also feature transparency mode, which lets you hear the sounds around you in case you want to stay aware of your environment. With noise cancellation switched off, the Buds Pro should offer up to 11 hours of playback on a single charge (or up to 39 hours with the case). The buds come with six HD mics and clear voice technology, as well as water and dust resistance.

CMF Devices: Not Quite What We’ve Learned in the Last Three Years, But What Do We Want to Learn More About Nothing?

CMF’s Watch Pro is less expensive at £69 / $69. The watch comes with a built-inGPS and has a 1.96-inch OLED display, along with custom watchfaces and water resistance. There is an assortment of health tracking features, which allow you to measure your heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, and daily steps.

Lastly, CMF introduced a £39 / $39 charger called the Power 65W GaN, which comes with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. CMF says it’s compatible with an array of fast-charging protocols, including Samsung 9V2A, DCP, and Apple 2.4A. CMF claims the charger can juice up a Nothing Phone 2 to 50 percent in 25 minutes.

The second generation Nothing phone, the Nothing Ear stick, and the Nothing Ear 2 are just some of the stylish products Nothing has to offer. It also only just announced CMF, which stands for “Color, Material, and Finish,” in August. The pricing of CMF’s Buds Pro and watch pro greatly lowers the cost of Nothing’s products, and the market as a whole, but questions remain about how well the devices will perform.

Nothing’s London store will be holding a limited drop of CMF devices on September 30th. The company says they’ll be sold in more locations “later this month.”