30 de octubre de 2025

Fantastic for the price.

So I am coming to this watch from an absolutely ancient Apple Watch 2. The battery on that finally bit the bullet and wouldn't charge anymore.Not wanting to spend the 200+ dollars on a new lower end Apple Watch, I decided to take the chance on this one after reading reviews and doing some research.First in terms of looks - This looks fantastic. The watch faces are modern and there are so many options - from more minimal to hyper functional - displaying most of the metrics you would want to see in a smart watch/fitness tracker. I got the dark grey version and it is very clean. There is minimal branding with small text displaying "CMF by Nothing" on the rim around the watch face, but it is barely noticeable. The screen is bright, and I always have mine set on adaptive brightness. I haven't had any issues seeing the screen during a bright day yet.The biggest plus for me is battery life! This thing will not die! The biggest issue I had with the Apple Watch was the battery life. Mine would die near the end of the day, even when the battery wasn't cooked from age. I had to constantly have it on the charge at the end of the day and never used its sleep tracking because the watch would be dead in the morning if I did. This definitely does not have that problem. I've worn this watch 3 days in a row without a charge, and even with pretty frequent use/checking it was still at 60ish percent. I usually charge it by putting it on the charger while I'm getting ready for work in the morning. It will go from 80ish percent to 95+ in the time I'm getting ready. I'm looking at the battery life right now - it is 2:30 in the afternoon and I've had the watch on me since I charged this morning around 6:30 - 95% battery life!In terms of tracking I can't speak much to the accuracy of the workout tracking, as I haven't really approached it with a hyper analytical eye. To me it seems pretty accurate. Sleep tracking seems pretty good, maybe a few minutes off, but that is negligible for my use case. Heart rate sensor seems pretty good, and in that case I was able to actually test it against another device made just for heart rate tracking, and it was only a few beats off, so pretty good there.In terms of using the device I've found it to be a pretty intuitive and easy to use smart watch. Swipe gestures to move around menus, it's very responsive, and the haptics are satisfying. Turning the crown control knob to scroll through menus has a very satisfying buzz at certain increments. It shows my notifications and allows for customization of what notifications come through. I have not used it to take phone calls on the watch itself - still prefer doing that on my actual phone.The only thing I did change about the watch is swapping out the wrist band for a more elastic nylon sport band - I've found silicon bands get a bit stuffy on my wrist and I like breathability of the nylon bands more. I also added a screen protector to the watch face to help prevent scratching.I have this watch connected to an IPhone 17 base, and have had no issues with connectivity or health tracking. You use install the Nothing app and connect the watch via bluetooth to the phone and app. My IPhone health app still shows the daily health metrics from the watch, and I haven't had any issues so far with errors or missing data.All in all, if you are looking for a more budget friendly smart watch or fitness tracker. I would definitely recommend this. If you are looking for a very fitness oriented smart device, this might not fit the bill.Ver más

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Jack

20 de julio de 2026

Packed with Upgraded GPS L1 & L5 tracking & 4 Med Sensors

A lot of Good things to say about this Sport watch. I don't know about reliability , but for accuracy, for med data like heart Beat, & Oxygen I measured those against my Oxi meter & Blood Pressure Kit and data was very accurate. The watch faces however, are not as Felxible/adjustable as others where some watches actually allows you to create them. This watch has a L1 & L5 GPS system which is highly reliable and unlike many other watches especially under $150 , will find a GPS signal within 3- 5 seconds per my test. It also has 4 sensors to give you more reliable health readings. It has as many, sleep mode that measures many factors. I had a $250 sport watch that did the same, (Recently died) and the results were within boundaries of the more expensive watch, but it did not track snoring . Battery life seems to be good though I only had this watch about 4 days , but I have been busy testing this one and another watch BVLRKSC . I tested distance accuracy with my Odo on my electric bike on both watches. The resutls were pretty good. You can spend a lot more $$ on other watches that have the same upgraded functions that the Pro 3 has, and not be any more accurate. Both watches are comfortable, though this watch tends to lean on less color, and less choices for dial display. I am leaning more on the other watch just for its Dial faces and easy choices , but its a tough decision because this one really packs a wallop for upgraded tech. The other watch you have to go into the App to sync up a GPS signal, that transfers to the watch (You don't have to have the phone with you after that) in order to use GPS within seconds, otherwsie you wait 3 -5 minutes. This watch connections to GPS within 3-5 seconds thanks to the L1 & L5 GPS. One can hardly go wrong with these watches. The only thing that I have read on this watch was poor follow up with the manufacture if you experience problems etc. Hopefully that's been addressed.Ver más

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David

Quality smartwatch with a mediocre app

After three weeks: The watch itself is well-made and very handsome, with a metal case (mine is dark grey) and a solid feel. The OEM strap is nothing spectacular, but there are hundreds of 22 mm replacement watch bands on Amazon to choose from if you want something more attractive. Step counting and heart rate monitoring both seem unusually accurate, as does GPS tracking of outdoor workouts (cycling in my case). Sleep monitoring is inaccurate, sometimes wildly so, even if you turn on enhanced monitoring. Unlike many competitors, engaging the "do not disturb" function at night turns off notifications but does not turn off the "raise your wrist" activation of the watch face; it has to be manually turned off and on. CMF provides dozens of attractive watch faces to choose from, including many with analog dials. Battery life is well over a week even with extensive use. The user manual isn't very helpful but multiple YouTube videos explain the Pro 3's many usual features. Customer service is also helpful. If you are looking for a reasonably priced under $100 Samsung clone with much longer battery life, and don't care much about accurate sleep tracking or an attractive app (see below), the Pro 3 could be a good choice.Unfortunately, the app situation is far less attractive. The "Watch Pro 3" app designed for CMF smart watches is being phased out. While the online instructions say it can be used until June 2026, once you log into to the watch Pro 3 app, you are effectively forced to download a second app, the "Nothing X" app. (Perhaps after June the double app approach will no longer be necessary.)The Nothing X app was originally designed for use with CMF's earbuds; it appears to have been recently adapted for use with the Watch Pro 3. It took me quite a while to figure out to how to get from the "My Devices" screen to the "Health" screen. In my experience with over half a dozen smartwatches and apps, I was expecting the usual icons at the bottom of the page, "Home-exercise-device-personal data" or something similar. No such luck with the Nothing X app.The health page has all the essential info but it isn't well-presented. Everything is on a monochrome page listing of steps, sleep, heart rate, blood oxygen, etc. with the same monochrome for the sub-pages. Perhaps that is all earbud users expect, but smart watches users who are experienced with "FitCloudPro Pro" or "SmartHealth" apps that feature color displays and multiple graphics may expect much more. "Nothing X" is truly "Nothing Much." I would have expected more from an innovative company like CMF.

brandon abreu

Amazing battery life and classy design!

I absolutely love this watch!!! It's extremely light and easy to customize but definitely gotta play around in the app! Love the indoor exercise mode! I tried a phone call and I recorded my voice and the microphone is phenomenal!!! Only thing that would make this better would be more customization with watch faces! I recommend this watch!Ver más

L Moon

17 de agosto de 2026

overall neural satisfaction

as for ⭐ choice, like others have said "I'd like to give more but.." my but is in most part to do with the fact that the cheap watch I had prior allowed me to sync Google Fit with it , and it kept track of everything in that watch app. and with that I'd like to integrate as much as possible into just one app - ideally the current watch.. as from the looks of it my other choice of Samsung Galaxy fit doesn't sync and allow u to ultimately condense your information either which is a big bummer to me. I narrowed it down to those two bc of the price and the option to quick reply to text as well as having sleep tracker.other than that it seems alright so far, a bit large for a womans wrist or my small wrist. the app is a bit confusing to me, I figured it out for the most part but still a bit confusing in regards to being seamless with personalization but if you do have questions they do answer them quickly on the website.so ultimately so far so good.... still really mostly deciding. I will keep of course bc I am trying to use it and would be in the same boat with Samsung and truly I'm not a Samsung fan; so I mostly would have purchased the cheap one again if I could have text quick reply away from my phone.Ver más

Jorge

4 de julio de 2026

cmf watch

A ton of great things to say about this watch and ill sum it up, conectivity is really good I havent had issues, you can answer calls and hang up, its an extremely light watch with a bright screen thats also very responsive, I did shower with this watch and seemed to do fine but its not rated to like dive or anything so its probably water resistant and not waterproof. tracks your heartrate and a ton of workouts, its also a pretty good size on my wrist as I have biger hands but for my lady its a tad big. I think for a first smartwatch its perfect but could use an upgrade in the build quality department.Ver más

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