CMF by Nothing Watch Pro 2 Smartwatch with 1.32’’ AMOLED display, 11 days battery life, Bluetooth calls with AI noise reduction and Built-in multi-system GPS - Dark Grey

I've had all of the big brands and a few of the off brands and always felt something was missing. Apple watch was full of features but packed customisation and had a poor battery life. Garmin broke just after the warranty ended and had the worst customer service, but a great app. Fitbit was a great device, but really poor app. I even had a sekonda smart, which was great for the price but again had a very poor app. This watch is the best combination of design, functionality and customisation. You can even buy a different shape bezel (if you can ever find them in stock. Customisation via the app is super easy with lots of options face as well as 4 swipable sets of widgets, basically 4 faces that can have up to 4 short cuts for the functions you use the most. Build feels very like it's very high quality, with the main body and removable bezel being some kind of metal. Strap I have is silicone as I wanted the less rounded bezel and that doesn't ship with the leather strap. Links to Strava but doesn't currently work with Google fit and that's my only real criticism. But all that said, good connectivity, amazing battery life (last for weeks between charges!). When you look at the price of the branded competitors and this watch you've got to be dumb or addicted to a brand to buy anything else!

I’ve been using the CMF Watch by Nothing for a little while now, and I have to say, I’m genuinely impressed. It’s not trying too hard to be flashy, but it gets so much right where it really matters. Let’s talk design first. I love how clean and minimal it looks. It’s simple, but in the best way. There’s a certain elegance to it that makes it work with whatever I’m wearing, whether I’m heading out for a walk or just going about my day. It’s light, comfortable, and doesn’t scream for attention, which I appreciate. Feature-wise, it checks all the boxes. You get all the essentials like steps, notifications, and health tracking, but it also packs in a few extra features that feel thoughtful rather than over-the-top. I’ve been using it mostly for outdoor walking, and it’s done a great job tracking distance and routes. The GPS feels solid, and everything syncs up smoothly. Strava integration is a big win for me. I love that I can connect it directly to Strava. That’s where I track all my workouts, and having everything sync up so easily has been a game-changer. No extra apps, no weird syncing issues, it just works. Now for the battery. Seriously, this deserves a moment. I charged it on a Saturday night, and it lasted all the way through the other Wednesday night (11 full days), and that includes tracking three tennis sessions during the week. If battery life matters to you, this watch delivers. Health features like heart rate, blood oxygen, and stress tracking are also spot on. I’ve been using them regularly, and they give consistent readings. It’s nice to have those metrics just a tap away, especially when I’m in the middle of a workout or just checking in on how I’m feeling. The companion app deserves some credit too. It’s clean, easy to navigate, and gives you everything you need without drowning you in data. I’ve had no issues connecting or syncing, and it makes reviewing my stats feel straightforward. Final thoughts? This is a smartwatch that just gets it. It’s got style, the right features, amazing battery life, and a smooth user experience. I honestly didn’t expect to like it this much, but it’s quickly become a part of my everyday routine. Would I recommend it? For sure. Especially if you’re into fitness, want something reliable, and don’t want to charge your watch every other night.

As someone who loves tech and follows the Nothing brand closely, I was really excited to try the CMF by Nothing Watch Pro 2 and for the most part, it didn’t disappoint. Right out of the box, the build quality felt premium. The 1.32’’ AMOLED display is crisp, bright, and responsive. I was especially impressed with the clean, intuitive interface, which is a refreshing change from many cluttered smartwatch UIs. The customization options were also a big plus, from watch faces to widgets, there's a lot of flexibility. Battery life was excellent in my brief use. The built-in multi-system GPS was accurate during a test walk, and it synced quickly with my phone. Unfortunately, I ended up returning the watch not because of the features or quality, but because it felt a bit too large on my wrist. I personally prefer smaller watches, and this one looked oversized on me. That said, I really hope Nothing considers releasing a smaller version in the future. Clean design and thoughtful software experience are exactly what I want in a smartwatch.

If you are looking for a watch to notify you of a message or email, not only that but you can select who you receive the messages from to the watch. Compete with a heart which is pretty accurate. Sleep monitor, at last a watch you can wear in bed to monitor your sleep not sitting on a charger all night. Set your goals if that's what floats your boat. 120 sports modes to go with and automatic recognition of 5 sports. Bluetooth calls. Ok so you can't do apple pay with this watch, but that wasn't something I did anyway or even looking for. The best top features are ... First one has to be is the battery...wow around 11 days without charging. Second, alot stronger than it looks. Third, what a great price... Fourth, a great looking watch. Just a great product overall, I found a watch that does what I want it to do. Will definitely look at more products from this company called "nothing".

Positives, it looks good (in my opinion), it's comfortable and dirt cheap compared to some other fitness watches. The biggest downside is that its cheapness is very apparent. The screen on mine is ever so slightly offset, so the bezel isn't even, which is a tad irritating. It appears to under count steps, though this is compared to my phone, so I can't be certain. Not that I'm too bothered, it just makes me walk more! It detects activity, but annoyingly doesn't actually start recording it automatically. I've turned this off as it also doesn't dismiss the notification if you try to ignore It or don't see it. It has also reset itself twice since I've had it and on those occasions lost all of the recorded data for that day. I've also struggled to find an attractive watch face that contains all the info I want to see at a glance. So, there are a few issues with it. For the cost it's not bad, but its shortcomings are starting to outweigh the good looks and low cost for me.

I have been using this watch for around 6 months now and can confidently say that it has met my expectations. It looks neat, measures my heart-rate/mileage fairly accurately and seems to give reasonably reliable feedback on my sleeping hours. Additionally, it holds its charge very well and can go several weeks without the need to charge up. It can also make and receive calls if necessary. Being a regular runner and 5-a-side player, I value the stopwatch, ground-covered and heart-rate functions in this watch, which provide useful data to monitor my health on my daily chart. This watch is very good value for money, in my opinion.

Firstly. I adore the look of this watch! Yes, it's pretty big (45mm) and very thick, but I can live with that. What I cannot live with is the watches ability to function as a fitness watch. Note: I compared this against my Fitbit sense 2 which I wore on my opposite wrist (I swapped wrists and tested a second time) I also bought 2 of the cmf watches as the first one would not register steps at all (I spoke with cmf who recommended I adjust on my wrist and reset it ( I tried all options, but nothing worked) The test below was with the second (replacement watch) Basically. The cmf watch 2 only starts recording steps after the first 20. This means that in my real world test. My Fitbit reads 540 and 712 after my tests, whilst the cmf registered 392 and 607. These numbers are not even close and is mainly due to the cmf not registering activity below 20 steps. This for me is a deal breaker. My second issue is the heart rate monitor. Unlike my other watches (Fitbit, withings) the cmf does not constantly update heart rate monitoring and even in exercise mode (outside walk) my Fitbit would be constantly changing, but the cmf didn't update. In fact, at a point during my walk when the cmf and Fitbit seemed to record the same bpm (78) I increased my pace and though my Fitbit increased to 105bpm the cmf was steadfast on 78bpm... I don't know how often the cmf updates the reading but over a hundred metre jog it didn't. Finally I got home and checked at which point it had updated, but due to not updating in real time, did not match my Fitbit. This makes it completely pointless for me and I have to assume is down to poor quality sensors and battery life. I tried other functions (find phone etc) which work fine. Basically. If you want an inexpensive good looking (albeit large watch) and care little for it's fitness functionality. This watch could be for you. Final note's: I did not check how this works with sleep as I simply cannot get past my points made above and reset them ready for return... The rear of the watch is also very cheap slightly rough plastic (pretty much identical to an amazefit smart watch I have, which I stopped wearing as it was very irritating) The cmf also does not appear to have a temperature sensor, or at least anyway of reading it. I think Nothing has made a mistake aiming at the budget market. They should have used better Hardwear and increased the price a little as this watch (aside from it's aesthetics) does not seem to reflect the quality of Nothings other offerings. I guess the clue was in the sub-company structure. However, I will not be buying anything from Nothing again as this watch is quite simply poor and not fit for purpose. Nothing should have kept away from the budget market, which is already saturated with vastly better offerings (at least in terms of usability)

I have used an Apple Watch for a few years and was reluctant to move from one but I just got completely sick of having to charge the device all the time. I tried this because it was a reasonable cost and this does a really good job. It has many (but not all) of the features of the Apple Watch, e.g. activity and sleep tracking, pulse, etc; however, it doesn't have some functions like apple page. However, the one big thing about this device is that it lasts about a week on a single charge, yes it really is that long. This is a total game changer for this type of device. There are a limited number of clock faces and it has a prepriatory usb cable, but other than that it is clear, operates well and is a nice watch with a great battery.

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Die CMF by Nothing Watch Pro 2 ist eine echte Überraschung im Smartwatch-Segment! Mit ihrem modernen, minimalistischen Design und dem hochwertigen Display sieht sie nicht nur stylisch aus, sondern bietet auch eine tolle Nutzererfahrung. Besonders beeindruckt hat mich die Akkulaufzeit – im Vergleich zu vielen anderen Smartwatches hält sie locker mehrere Tage durch, ohne ständig ans Ladegerät zu müssen. Die Benutzeroberfläche ist intuitiv gestaltet, sodass alle Funktionen leicht erreichbar sind. Von Gesundheits- und Fitness-Tracking über Benachrichtigungen bis hin zu praktischen Features wie Musiksteuerung und Anrufannahme – diese Uhr kann alles, was man sich von einer modernen Smartwatch wünscht. Die Verbindung mit dem Smartphone läuft reibungslos, und die Synchronisierung ist schnell und zuverlässig. Für alle, die eine erschwingliche, aber leistungsstarke Smartwatch mit einzigartigem Design suchen, ist die CMF Watch Pro 2 eine klare Empfehlung!

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Me acaba de llegar el reloj y el configurarlo y me gustaría destacar lo fácil y sencillo que me ha resultado configurarlo, en 5 minutos o menos lo tenía. Ami gusto. La estética en muñeca me gusta, es muy ligero y a pesar de que había leído alguna reseña que parecía de juguete, a mí me gusta. Sería un puntazo un recambio de esfera, que por cierto he probado a uitarla y ponerla y es también muy fácil. Me daba miedo que pudiera soltarse sola y perderla, ya que he leído que es difícil o casi imposible encontrar recambio (no lo sé, no lo he hecho) pero el sistema está bien y parece que aguanta. Tengo que decir que vengo de un Xiaomi smartwatch y que también he tenido un Huawei (para mí el mejor, aún que ahora algo desfasado, el que yo tenía) y me ha gustado que este es rápido y fluido. Cuando lo use un poco, si lo veo necesario modificaré la reseña, si no lo hago es que estoy encantado. Creo que ha sido un acierto gastar un poco más y no comprar un cacharro que se desconecta cada 2x3.

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