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 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.

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.

Having used both Garmin and Fitbit watches in the past, this has qualities that makes it better than both.The last Garmin I had I couldn't get the GPS to work for love nor money which isn't the case here, although it does take a while to connect it will do eventually. The sleep tracking is also better than Garmin as it will automatically track sleep at any time of the day so any afternoon naps will also be logged and it seems to be pretty accurate.What it's got over Fitbit is a simple, clean user interface, no features behind a pay wall and minimal connection issues. I usually have to open the app first thing as, with the CMF Watch, the connection seems to drop overnight. However, you just open the app and it connects, whereas I had connection issues with my Fitbit about once a week which usually ended in me having to restart my phone.Overall, it's got an excellent user interface with lots of watch face options and great battery life and it was half the price of the Fitbit Charge 6 which is there other watch I was considering. It's also getting frequent updates which seem to be fixing any teething issues (the weather temperature forecast was originally way off but the latest update has fixed that)

Great smart watch, wonderful design, fantastic battery life. Occasional disconnects, heart rate BPM not as accurate as more expensive watches. I don't use it with any other fitness app, other than the CMF watch app, which works great for me on a Nothing 2a phone.I got this for a great price £47 (as new on Amazon), perfect truly as new, no damage appeared brand new and un-used. For the money very happy with the purchase.

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.