How to Enable or Disable Game Mode on NOTHING CMF Buds Pro 2 Using Nothing X App

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Accessing Game Mode Settings

💡 Open the Nothing X app on your phone and ensure your CMF Buds Pro 2 are connected and visible.

Navigating to Device Settings

⚙️ Scroll down within the app to find and tap on Device Settings.

Enabling and Disabling Game Mode

🎧 Locate the Game Mode (also referred to as Low Latency Mode) setting, which is typically the first option listed.
⏯️ To enable Game Mode, tap the slider so it has a dark background. This reduces audio delay for gaming.
🎛️ To disable Game Mode, tap the slider again so it is empty. This is useful for regular audio use.

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CMF Buds Pro 2Nothing X AppGame ModeLow Latency ModeEarbuds SettingsMobile Gaming

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