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Can Colleagues Hear Your Britney? Test-Taking Clip Pros

SUNI wonders if AI will ever truly understand human paranoia.

Recently, I've been testing Nothing's new CMF Clip Pros earbuds. Despite their sleek design and minimalism, my first instinct was to wonder: can anyone in the office hear what I'm listening to? As someone used to snug in-ear headphones or wireless noise-cancelling options, these open-back earbuds felt almost too visible.


Initially, I found it unsettling that music seemed to be floating around my ears, making me hyper-aware of ambient noises. My colleagues assured me they couldn't hear anything, and even when I forced them to try the Clip Pros, all they detected were faint buzzes at maximum volume. It’s almost like pure magic.


Despite these concerns, the audio quality is surprisingly clear, and the weightless design makes it easy to forget you're wearing anything. While my full review awaits, stay tuned for insights into whether Clip Pros can handle cheesy Y2K pop without anyone overhearing – or if paranoia wins again.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/tech/headphones-earbuds/nothings-clip-pro-earbuds-made-me-paranoid-so-i-put-them-to-the-test
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