Nothing’s gear is taking center stage in Amazon and Best Buy’s Labor Day blowout sales, with top-tier audio, phones, and wearables seeing some of the year’s deepest discounts. Among the standout deals are the Ear (3a) earbuds and the CMF Clip Pro, both now hitting all-time lows around $79. These deals signal a clear win for shoppers eyeing premium style at budget-conscious prices.
Headlining Deals: Ear (3a) & CMF Clip Pro
The Ear (3a) noise-cancelling earbuds—launched this summer at $99—have just dropped to $79 in all colorways (Black, Pink, White, Yellow). This marks the first major discount since their release, slashing roughly 20% off the original price. With transparent design cues borrowed from Nothing’s signature cyberpunk aesthetic, the value-per-dollar ratio here has rarely looked better.
At the same $79 price point, the CMF Clip Pro returns to what’s arguably its lowest price yet. It comes in three finishes—Dark Grey, Light Grey, and an eye-catching orange-toned hue—keeping the same minimal look and physical controls on the case. Many first-round buyers snagged them at launch; these renewed savings offer a second chance for anyone who waited.
Wider Discounts Across the Nothing Lineup & Foldable Phones
The sales run extends far beyond earbuds. The Phone (4a) Pro is down to $449 for the base configuration—$50 less than usual. Its specs include a 144Hz AMOLED display, a 50MP main camera, a 50MP periscope telephoto lens with up to 140× ultra zoom, an 8MP ultra-wide shooter, and 50W fast charging. A notable feature remains its “Glyph Matrix”—137 programmable mini-LEDs that function as a secondary display for alerts and battery status.
Price cuts also hit older Nothing earbuds and open-ear headphones, along with the CMF Buds 2, Headphone Pro, Watch 3 Pro, and other smartwatches—all dipping into the $30–$90 range depending on model and color. The CMF Buds 2, for example, are now available for as low as $34 in several color options.
Meanwhile, for foldable phone fans, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra is available via Best Buy for $1,800—a $300 drop. Alternatively, Samsung itself is offering the Fold 8 Ultra with a $350 gift card or as part of bundles that include accessories such as Galaxy Buds 4 Pro and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, achieving discounts up to $470.
Accessories, Smart Home, and Beyond
Tech essentials are also featured in this Labor Day event. Anker’s power banks and chargers are being marked down to as low as $12, while pickings from Blink include two-pack indoor cams for roughly $38 and a video doorbell kit under $50. Other discounts span anything from robot vacuums to 4K displays, aimed to clear inventory before fall product launches.
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Analysis: These deals reflect major momentum for Nothing’s positioning in the mid-tier market, blending design-forward aesthetics with noteworthy tech specs. Bringing Ear (3a) and the CMF Clip Pro down to $79 reinforces the payoff in waiting—and shows how well the brand’s visual identity continues to pay dividends. For bargain hunters, this Labor Day window offers significant value; just be sure to check stock and watch for broader bundle deals, especially on foldables and accessories. What to watch: how competitors respond during post-holiday sales and whether Nothing keeps leaning into style-driven hardware as a path to standing out.
