CMF(By Nothing) Watch Pro

CMF by Nothing's Watch Pro, a minimalistic smartwatch, stands out in the saturated market with its affordable pricing. It offers basic health tracking, an impressive AMOLED display, and good battery life, up to 10 days with always-on display.

Look/Presentation: Dark gray silicon band with a sleek rounded square watch face. Quite comfortable to wear, but the band can get uncomfortable if it’s too tight or in warm weather.

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Battery: Battery life is great with minimal usage it can easily get you through a whole day.

App: The companion app that you have to download for the watch is pretty straightforward. You can change and download new watch faces, get firmware updates and keep up with your health data.

Overall it is a great choice for a budget smartwatch.

Once again, thanks to HeyUp for letting me tryout this product and thanks for all the help. My review is so late because i had some problems with the first unit of the watch i received (namely: the battery wouldn’t hold a charge, AT ALL) but the customer service helped me greatly and i was able to get a new watch that, this time, works perfectly.

UNBOXING

https://youtu.be/uP-EWl9iCNs

As always, this is my video of the unboxing. The experience is exaclty the same as with the Buds, same great packaging, straight to the point and space efficient. Nothing else to say. In the box you can find the watch, the watch band and the usb charger, together with some paperwork.

DESIGN

Is is clearly apple watch inspired, but i like it. Mine has an aluminium construction and it is grey in colour, except the sensor area which is made out of plastic (for reference, the sensor area of my series 4 apple watch is made out of ceramic). Not a bad design, the screen is big but i don’t like the fact that it is not homogenous to the corners of the watch case.

DISPLAY, UI and UX, FUNCTIONS

The display is OLED and high quality, especially for the price. As i said, unfortunately it does not come with rounded corners that match the exact radius of the watch case corners, but with a black watchface this problem is kind of absent. It appears though with coloured or grey/white watchface, and the effect is not good.

The watch is pretty easy to use and intuitive:

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I thought that this watch was very elegant and it had many different layers to it as if an onion needing to be peeled back. All of the exercise and as you go deeper there's more to it like Lamaze and breathing and your rhythm of your heart rate and your sleep at night. You sync all of it to app and it shows you many different things through weeks and months and how your stress level is and as you go further it will show you the weeks prior to the weeks ahead and how well you've done with your stress and your heart rate when sleep. And I believe that all of the exercise and everything that goes further than that that I've been exploring is absolutely magnificent and I can't wait to do all of it. My body though has some issues, I'm hoping that this watch can help with some of that. And I look forward to it in the future.

Let me start by saying that this was my very first smart watch of any kind. I was very excited to be chosen to test this watch and give my honest opinion. Here goes nothing.

I was really happy to see how easy it was to get my CMF(By Nothing) Watch Pro put together out of the box and how easy it was to find the the App and get started making this watch my own. I found it very easy to set up for someone who knows nothing about smart watches or how they work. The fact that I could choose my display to make this watch feel more like something I would choose for myself was great.

The fit of the watch was great, you hardly could even tell it was on your wrist because it is so lightweight. The ability to adjust the brightness, which I noticed helped save the battery power as well is great. Also this is the first watch I have seen that has a flashlight on it. I used it quite a bit. The ability to make the decision of if the the display stays on or just comes on when you raise you arm is an added bonus.

I was able to keep up with my daily steps, my daily heart rate, my daily oxygen levels. It is also nice to have a watch that keeps up with your stress levels. I is also nice to know what the weather is going to be like for the day. You also get your notifications on your watch, even though you can't reply you still know you have them on your phone and they need tending to. You can even have it set to remind you to get up and move around if it senses you have been sitting for…

The CMF company, by Nothing, is well recognized for its budget-friendly options like earbuds and watches, and today we’re taking a deeper look at the CMF Watch Pro.

The design of the watch is a bit like all the other square-ish ones that we see on the market. It’s made of plastic and aluminum alloy (for the frame only), and this helps it maintain a nice low weight at just 47 g with the strap included. When talking about the strap, it’s a standard 22 mm one that you can change with almost anything else you like, so this is a good thing.

The watch itself stays very nice on the wrist and I cannot even tell that It’s there.

The screen

The AMOLED screen of the CMF Watch Pro is with a 1.96” diagonal and 410x502 pixels resolution. This makes it look very good and detailed, with nice colors. Also, the typical brightness goes up to 600+ nits and you can see everything on the screen even in direct sunlight, so we have another good point for the CMF Watch Pro.

My experience with the screen was flawless and I like how responsive it is. No glitches, no lags, no problems at all.

The fact that you can choose between many different watch faces is very well appreciated, and you can also choose between 8 always-on watch faces or customize it with your photo of choice.

Sports modes

As the CMF Watch Pro is a bit bigger fitness/smart band, you can expect to have many different sports modes in the software, so you can track your activity, around 110 to be exact.

You can find almost every…