CMF by Nothing Watch Pro Smartwatch with 1.96 AMOLED display, Fitness Tracker, Built-in multi-system GPS, Bluetooth calling with AI noise reduction and up to 13 days of usage - Dark Grey

The watch seems to be very well built. Metal construction. I really like the designs and the functionality seems very good. There are about 100 watch faces. You can download and hopefully they will add more. I don't need too many functions on my smartwatch. I just quite enjoyed the style that nothing provides. I've only had to watch a couple of days now so not quite sure on the battery life but seems to be pretty good. It's good to have an Amoled screen and the resolution is great. I updated straight away and have had no disconnection issues that others mention. I did take time however to set up my pixel 8 correctly to ensure Bluetooth didn't switch off etc. You get notifications for WhatsApp etc, but can't reply on the watch. You can however call on the watch with clear crisp audio. You can also control media - skip volume etc and it also features a camera shutter remote control. Easy to use without excessive distractions, nice minimal design.

I really like this watch. I bought this one as I prefer the square shaped ones over circular ones. Holds the battery good, was on 50% for 3 days before it went down. (I do connect it to Bluetooth but not all the time so for me the battery holds perfectly) looks like the pictures. The display is great, easy to use. Fits so well around my wrist. The band is so comfortable. I find that the tracking is somewhat accurate, but I do not exercise a lot, so I can't advise on that. The performance is great, have not had any issues so far.

Firstly, for the price it really is good. Looks great, nice build quality and quite a sleek look. It's light and I personally don't think it is too big on the wrist - I could go larger but I do like chunky watches! The display is rreally clear and the touchscreen responsive. I haven't gone into the depths of actually testing the accuracy of the fitness tracking features, but I have used the tracking for gym work outs, steps and hear rate and all seem ok to me, but I will reiterate I am not really using it to any depth. There is a reasonable choice of watch faces which are prettu good, there is an option to customise your own watch face but it is relatively basic. The watch app is nice and also easy to set up and link to your watch. The watch does appear to disconnect quite often, but it's not a real issue for the light user, and reconnects easily. Is it a match fr Apple watch or Galaxy watches.... no, not at all, they are way more customisable and feature filled, but also hugely more expensive. The CMF watch really is a great bargain for the price. Battery life is good and charging appear fine, it doesn't take long to fully charge, maybe up to an hour from flat (if that) and the battery life is comfortably several days. I have had my watch pro for almost 2 weeks and charged it twice, but both times it wasn't even below 30% battery anyway. It's ashame it doesnt work on Wear OS so you could really take adantage of so much more selection on watch faces, that would be a game changer, but the watch's OS works well and does the job. I really like it. One frustration, and this isn;t really down to the watch itself, is the lack of accessories. I was hoping to find a rugged 2-in-1 case / strap combo, along the lines of the Spigen ones available for Galaxy and Apple watches, but there are nothing like that available for the CMF Pro which is a shame. Hopefully in time more straps and cases will become available. To summarise, I like it, it looks nice, is well built, excellent value for money and would recommend for a cheap everday smart watch for the casual user.

Got this yesterday after reading a few reviews that pointed out the negative things about it,but decided to give it a go. Once set up and updated it looks like all the bad things on reviews have now been ironed out. I have it connected to an iPhone 15 pro max,plus 24 hours now and not once has it disconnected. It’s not an apple or Samsung watch so you’re never going to get the same sort of things on this watch that you do on those which obv cost hundreds of pounds. But for a £69 smart watch you can’t expect that,but for the basic things like notifications of everything and I mean everything you def won’t be disappointed. You also get simple health things like heartbeat steps and sleep counting and they’re all very accurate. You can reply to anything but to see them if that’s all you’re after it’s perfect. It rings when ppl call you and you can answer and speak without the phone. I could go on and on but in my opinion it’s most def worth the money,I’m very impressed with it so far and I’ve got a Apple Watch 9 and Samsung watch 4,this is doing to be my work watch as the other watches if I damaged them I’d be upset about,but if this gets damaged yea I’d be sad but it would be easier to replace due to the cost, my advice get one and give it a try,it’s really good

This is the third time I've dabbled with a smart watch as such, first the Microsoft Band before Microsoft did as Microsoft do and discontinued all support, then with some cheap no-name device which seemed to be trying to melt from wrist from the inside, and now this. I've been using the Watch Pro for about a month now and I have mixed feelings. The watch itself is very nice. The default dial less so, but it was mere moments to find a more traditional sweeping hand dial and set up that. It was also very bright by default, but that too was easy to adjust. I charge it every few days at which point is us usually 50-70% - I have all the monitoring options turned on, some of them are actually off by default due to them using more battery power. Speaking of battery power, don't leave the CMF Watch app running on your phone, it will drain your phone's battery without a second thought. I haven't got anything to compare against, but the accuracy of the device seems questionable. Firstly, the "Stress" monitor I almost always a flat line between 40 and 60. There is almost never a deviation despite having a number of situations in the last couple of weeks where I would have have expected movement. The "Sleep" monitor is definitely not accurate. Again, I have nothing to compare to for the sleep stages, but I have noticed that it frequently doesn't detect periods when I'm awake. And sometimes it does the opposite, and doesn't detect when I'm asleep. For example, yesterday it decided I was awake at 4:00 for the day. However, while I did wake then, I was back asleep 10 mins later. I woke up again at 6 for a short time and then finally got up at 9. But as far as the watch was concerned, nope, I got up at 4. And the "get up and move" monitor is woeful. It frequent buzzes to tell me to move when I'm in the middle of running up or down a flight or stairs. One time it decided to buzz after I'd been walking non-stop for 10 mins and covered three quarters of a mile. So all in all, there seems to be a lot of inaccuracy going on. It also seems to be missing functionality. Don't Apple watches have some sort of fall detection monitor? That seems like useful functionality. Of course, I have to acknowledge that CMF is a budget brand - if it cost any more than it did I never would bought it. I used it once to answer a call. While admittedly it was functional and work, I didn't care for the experience and thereafter I answered the phone instead. I haven't actually tried any of the exercise functions - I use FitoTrack on my phone for that. So I have no comments on if that is accurate or not. The "torch" is a bit of joke - it simply makes every pixel white. Which ... does not make for a good torch. But it is better than nothing. The watch has had two updates since I got it. The first somehow broke the monitoring - I noticed the next day that it hadn't recorded any data since the update. Rebooting the watch (something that seems impossibly fast) cures it. I didn't have any issues with the second update, although I did force a reboot or three just in case. Finally, my Virgin fibre went down the other day. I didn't actually know at the time, so when I got up and opened the Watch app to sync data from the watch to the phone it refused as there was no internet connection. By which I assume that means it isn't storing the data locally which is a good reason to discontinue its use right there. I mentioned in the preamble that a previous "no name" watch seemed to be trying to burn my wrist from the insight out. I have no such issues with this watch, although I note the area under the sensors is red and wrinkly like scar tissue, not wrinkly like something submerged. So I don't know if there's still some sort of reaction to however the sensors work. I don't wear the band tight. Ultimately, I use a watch to tell the time and I'm not getting any benefit from these sensors. And so I will probably stick with my traditional watches that don't need apps or internet connections. It doesn't seem to be a bad device (possible accuracy issues aside), I just don't seem to the target audience.

the watch itself is great. Bright display, stylish and well made. Feels chunky without being too big (at least for me). If you want a watch for £69 then it's a fine choice. If you require fitness tracking, notification reliabilty or health records then look elsewhere. However, it is severely let down by it's software, and i wish this was mentioned in the reviews more often. First, the app will close by itself. I changed every app and battery setting possible to keep the app open, yet it was all for nothing. It will close, you won't know it and that will stop all notifications and data tracking. Ah, data tracking. Do you want to know how many steps you walked this week? Tough, you know today and today only but don't worry about that, it's not accurate anyway. I sat at my desk and worked; i added almost a few dozen steps by doing so. Funnily enough, i also had a sleep too according to the watch. Even funnier than that, while i was actually asleep i also made over 100 steps. I never got the chance to workout while i had the watch so the accuracy there isn't definitive. However, i also have a Mi Band which has shown to be reliable and consistent, at least with bloody oxygen and heart rate, when compared to other testing methods. The CMF watch Pro gave varied results when compared to the Mi Band, especially with blood oxygen. On the Mi Band and a bloody oxygen tool, i averaged around 96%. With the CMF the lowest was 99%. There are so many things wrong with the software of this watch, it is insane how it's even being sold. Like all other CMF/Nothing products, the hardware is great but the software is abysmal. Yet when the hardware is so reliant on the software to function correctly, it's a no-brainer that it should be ready to go. However, it is not and it should be a mark of embarrasment to CMF/Nothing because there are free apps that offer so much more than their software does, and it does it without closing too! I can't understate how infuritating it was to miss calls and messages from a phone on silent, all because the watch app decided to close... over and over and over and over again. I have started a return on it and maybe I'll pick it up again in the future as i do like the watch itself - except for the fact you can't tap the screen to wake it up and you can't read all of your messages (when they come through) as you can't swipe the screen rto read more. Instead i'm trying a RedMi 4 (which costs the same as the CMF) as it can use a sister app of the one i use for my Mi Band, which i know is incredible and FREE! Seriously, don't bother until they support their hardware with software that actually functions because as of right now it's a joke.

Easy to setup, great battery life, down to 40% after a whole week. Features are limited but I didn't want apps on the watch. No NFC. All the features for sports, basic watch and message features, all health, heart rate, stress and blood oxygen. Would benefit from a better watch face selection. Bluetooth connectivity brilliant, no loss of pairing for 8 days continuous use. Screen and ppi are very good, works well. If you need a watch with all the bells and whistles, this is probably not for you.

So I didn't trust the 'frequently returned'. I should have. Watch is pretty but..you can't swim with it. It's not waterproof like that. So you would have to take it off. If Bluetooth connection is up but the app disconnects, you can't use the watch to find your phone. Sleep tracking is piss poor - why can't you edit the sleeps? It keeps counting things as naps during the day when I just sit and watch TV. Watch strap tucks under the watch. Means there's no end to flipflop. But it's such pain to take off and put on, especially as you cst swim with this either. A timer on the watch has to be.. On.. Meaning you can't do anything while the timer ticks down. Pretty useless. And last.. That stupid dot font. You can customise the background to any image but can't change the font. It's. Not the best to read. Yes I've submitted the things to them, they say these have been padded on to be considered in the future but we all know how these things don't usually actually happen. But in the meantime found another issue. The find my phone works through the app. If the app disconnects you can't use it. But you can still use the watch to phone someone as this works over BT. It's honestly a terrible watch. So much potential

Ottimo

la calidad del producto es excelente, los materiales se ve que son de calidad, el extensible es de goma blanda, la duracion de la bateria mas o menos una semana y media, solo las caratulas son algo limitadas en comparacion con los de huawey por ejemplo, pero en general se me hace un buen producto por el precio que tambien no es muy alto

Excellent watch

I an amazed by the quality and design of this CMF watch pro. For $35 it is very easy to set up is very fast to charge and is pretty accurate for 35 bucks. The only complaint would be the speaker on this watch not having the highest sound quality but again this is a budget, friendly watch and it’s not much of a complaint. I would recommend this to anybody that wants a budget friendly alternative to an expensive smart watch.

I've been using this thing for a little while now, and I really enjoy it. It has a solid battery life, good fitment and clear screen. Couple that with the fact that you just need the CMF app and don't need a Nothing Phone to use it (despite me still using one) makes this kind of a no-brainer at that price. The only downside I've experienced thus far is the method of charging. The cable isn't exactly secured tightly onto the watch, despite using magnets. One small tap, and it stops charging. Aside from that, happy days!