Nothing's new OWS, the CMF Clip Pro, debuts in Indonesia
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Technology brand Nothing introduced its new Open Wearable Stereo (OWS) device under the CMF sub-brand, the CMF Clip Pro, in early August 2026, and the device has been confirmed to debut and enter the Indonesian market.
The device is being brought in by Erajaya Digital to enliven the OWS market and provide more options for consumers in Indonesia.
“We are optimistic that the presence of this product can provide more choices for consumers in finding devices that suit their lifestyle and activities,” said Erajaya Digital CEO Joy Wahjudi in a statement in Jakarta on Friday.
Examining the specifications of the CMF Clip Pro, Nothing has included a 10.8mm bass driver with technology called “Ultra Bass” to compensate for the loss of low frequencies typically experienced by OWS users.
There is also Hi-Res Audio support and the LDAC codec, which enables more optimal sound reproduction with greater detail, from vocals and instruments to the finer elements in music.
Not only reliable for enjoying music, the CMF Clip Pro is also designed to support clearer communication.
A Sound Seal System is designed to help minimise sound leakage so that the audio produced remains contained.
One of the other features included in this OWS is the “Smart Dial”, a rotary button provided to control volume and playback on the earbuds, and it is also useful for answering calls.
In terms of battery life, the CMF Clip Pro is claimed to last 10 hours for the earbuds alone and 32.5 hours including charging with the case.
There is also an IP54 rating certification demonstrating the device’s durability against dust and water splashes.
Three colour options are available: coral, light grey, and dark grey.
The Nothing CMF Clip Pro is available in the Indonesian market at a price of Rp1,699,000 and can be obtained directly through erafone outlets, or online via the erafone Official Store on Tokopedia and Shopee, the Nothing Official Store on Tokopedia and Shopee, eraspace, and Urban Republic.