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Valentine’s Day is cheaper when you buy Nothing

Love is clear, just like Nothing’s transparent gadgets.

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Feb 9, 2026, 1:11 AM EST
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Rear view of two Nothing Phone (3) smartphones placed diagonally with their top corners touching, featuring a transparent casing design with visible screws, multiple black camera lenses, and circular elements. One phone displays a glowing heart-shaped LED glyph pattern, while both devices showcase Nothing’s signature minimalist aesthetic in white with a small red accent.
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Valentine’s Day is supposed to be about roses, chocolates, and awkwardly written greeting cards. But let’s be honest—what says “I love you” more than a transparent phone or earbuds that look like futuristic jellybeans? This year, London-based tech darling Nothing has decided Cupid needs a gadget upgrade, and the deals are so good they might just make you fall in love with Nothing… literally.

Shop Valentine’s Day sale 2026

Phones: because love deserves a transparent screen

  • Nothing Phone (3): Down to $639 from $799. That’s $160 saved—enough to buy your partner dinner at a fancy restaurant, or three mediocre ones if you’re into quantity over quality.

Headphones: for lovers who don’t want to hear each other

  • Headphone (1): Now $239 instead of $299. Because sometimes the sweetest sound is not your partner’s snoring.
  • CMF Headphone Pro: Just $79 (was $99). Affordable enough to gift your partner and keep one for yourself when they start playing Taylor Swift on repeat.

Earbuds: tiny love pods for your ears

  • Nothing Ear (3): $149 instead of $179. Sleek, stylish, and cheaper than therapy.
  • Nothing Ear (a): $59 instead of $79. For those who want to say “I love you” but also “I’m broke.”
  • CMF Buds 2a: $29 instead of $39. That’s less than a box of fancy chocolates, and unlike chocolates, they won’t melt in your pocket.
  • CMF Buds Pro 2: $47 instead of $59. Because nothing says romance like active noise cancellation.

Smartwatches: time is love (and discounts)

  • CMF Watch 3 Pro: $79 instead of $99. Tracks your heart rate, steps, and possibly how fast your relationship is going downhill.

Disclaimer: Prices and promotions mentioned in this article are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change based on the retailers’ discretion. Please verify the current offer before making a purchase.


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