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 - Ash 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.

Amazing device, packed with features and brilliant screen. At this price point you simply can't go wrong. Notifications work well, phone calls are clear, and there is a plethora of watch faces that appear amazing.My gripes are two-fold, the charging cable could be much improved, the magnet is miserable and it keeps getting knocked out, second, it is repeatedly disconnected from my phone but when I open the app on the phone it reconnects.

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.

So first off let me start off with what's bad: 1. The step count doesn't work properly, I walked up 4 flights of stairs and it didn't register any steps 2. The sleep tracking seems off at one point during my night shift it said I'd been asleep for 33 mins which I most certainly had not. The app keeps on unlinking from the watch. The step counter is so far off base that I couldn't give anything higher than a 3 * as you'd think that would be the simplest thing to get right. Hopefully they can sort it with an update but I doubt at this price range they will. I wore my old Galaxy Watch and it was on 2700 steps when this watch was on 1100.Good points the battery goes on for days upon days I'm 5 days in and haven't charged it and I'm on 33%. The stress level tracker and blood oxygen seems accurate and I've tested it against my Galaxy Watch and it has similar results. Everything is fairly simple to use and it looks and feels premium. It's waterproof too which is great and I'd say more comfortable than my Galaxy Watch too.So who is this watch for? Someone who doesn't want to break the bank or is fed up of charging their smartwatch every single night or twice a day if you've had a Pixel Watch. Someone who wants to track their movement but isn't particularly bothered if it's ridiculously accurate. Do I regret buying it? For me as I like tracking fitness yes I do. Just look on the forums and you can see people crying out for an update to fix the step count and Nothing have only replied with "reset the device". I will sadly be sending this back and it's so beautiful it seems a shame.

Good. Especially for the money. I just use it for heart rate, sleep and exercise monitoring. Not 100% accurate especially when recording sleep, but good enough for what I need. Isn’t a super smart watch, but you're not paying Apple prices.