CMF Watch Pro 2 Smartwatch for Men Women, Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate, 1.32" SpO₂ Monitoring,120 Sports Model,Bluetooth Calls with AI Noise Reduction, IP68 Waterproof GPS for Android IOS Dark Grey

I’ve been using the CMF Watch Pro 2 for over two months, and overall, it has been excellent. The watch looks amazing, feels smooth with no noticeable lag, and is comfortable enough that I often forget I’m wearing it. The included band can also be replaced with any standard 22 mm band. Battery life easily lasts me multiple days, and it does everything I need from a smartwatch answering calls, checking the time, and receiving notifications. As expected from Nothing/CMF, the design, interface, and watch faces are beautiful. The watch faces are customizable too. I currently use a photo of my cat as the background with the time displayed over it, and it looks fantastic. There are two minor issues worth mentioning. During the first day of setup, some of my settings reset to their defaults twice, but this has not happened again. The watch also occasionally disconnects from the phone app, perhaps once every two days. I suspect this is Android restricting the app in the background rather than a problem with the watch, even though I have enabled the most permissive background settings. The only feature I wish it had is contactless payment, but that is understandable at this price. Overall, this is an incredible watch for the money, even in 2026 going into 2027. There is little reason to buy a more expensive smartwatch if you mainly need calls, notifications, timekeeping, good battery life, and a great design.

I’ve had this watch for about 2 months now and I think it’s totally worth the money. There are some cons but I think the pros outweigh the cons. First, the pros, the app syncs with Apple Health and Strava. Sleep tracking is accurate down to the minute. Sometimes I’d fall asleep while watching tv and the watch records that and what time I wake up from it. The app itself shows a lot of useful health stats like calories burned, heart rate, blood oxygen, stress levels, etc. Step tracking is also pretty accurate based on the similar numbers I used to get on my Fitbit. I’ve also only days ago discovered that the watch has warm up videos you can follow along with! Now the cons; I noticed that the watch often un-syncs with my phone but it only takes a few secs to re-sync so it’s not a big deal to me. Sometimes I’d have trouble getting the GPS to start before going on an outdoor cycle. Apparently this is an overall model glitch and just needs a restart. It takes maybe a minute to restart and you’re good to go. Overall, for the price point, this is an amazing fitness watch. It’s the perfect size for my smaller size wrist, you can change the bezel and strap easily to any color of your choice too which is a plus!

ve been using the CMF Watch Pro 2 for a few weeks now and I’m impressed with what you get at this price point. The build feels premium — lightweight and comfortable — and the 1.32” AMOLED display is sharp enough for everyday wear. The battery life is the standout: in my use, I easily got 6-7 days between charges, which is rare in this category. On the flip side, the smartwatch functions are somewhat basic. Notifications work fine, but you can’t really reply or run lots of apps like you’d get on a high-end wearOS/watchOS device. The GPS tracking also seemed a bit off in some outdoor runs, and the screen gets a little hard to read in bright daylight. Bottom line: If you’re looking for a stylish smartwatch that covers the essentials and doesn’t need constant charging, the CMF Watch Pro 2 is a great value. If you need advanced features, app support or top-tier sport tracking, you may want to look at a higher-end model.

This watch was worth all the money I paid. It's super clean looking (in my opinion, but i've heard people say it looks goofy lol). The one thing about how it looks is it came looking way grayer than what it looked like in the image. More my fault though, because I apparently didn't see the "ash grey" in the title. That's ok though, because the bands come off and i guarantee you can get any color of them you want to replace. Also, this watch is very very fast. Like most watches I've seen with a not-well known brand or off-brand are relatively slow and laggy. This watch is buttery smooth though. I've never had an issue with lag or boot time, or anything like that. On top of that, the battery lasts like a week without dying, and takes like 2 or 3 hours to charge. That's kinda crazy for this price i think. The UI and deign is also amazing. I'm big on customization, and this thing doesn't dissapoint in that field. There's 4 pages of widgets which you can arrange in literally any way you want. The watch screen can be many many many designs, as well as you can upload and create your own. The screen quality is awesome. The apps are all preloaded on there, and there's tons to choose from, including all your main big ones like timers and stopwatch, etc. I haven't really tested how accurate the health monitoring things are, but the sleep monitoring seemed accurate as far as I could tell. Honestly this watch feels kinda luxury. Very fancy, smooth, clean experience for cheap. Nothing is a very good brand, as far as I have seen. This watch pairs amazingly with Android, full customization in the nothing app. It works seamlessly with the nothing CMF buds as well. I hooked up a wrist-flick gesture to skip music, and I can skip the music in my earbuds with a flick of a wrist without touching anything else. Calling on the watch auto connects he call to your earbuds. It just works. Please buy this watch if you're on the edge. I would recommend this to anybody with no hesitation.

I really like this watch a lot. Gets great battery life, and only needs charging about every 10 days. Does everything that it's supposed to do, and won't break the bank. I'm pretty happy with it.

Better than expected. A lot better. This is an inexpensive smart watch - it delivers on barebones functionality, comfort and good battery life. I normally wear an Apple watch - this is NOT an Apple watch, but it doesn’t pretend to be. As a point of reference, my Apple Watch can do multiple things simultaneously, like track fitness and run a timer for intervals. This watch can’t do that - for example, I was trying to time intervals during a workout, which I normally do, but this watch won’t do that. On the other hand, the battery lasts a lot longer than my Apple Watch - I wore this watch for 4 1/2 days, from 100% to 30% - I probably would have gotten thru 5 days without charging the watch. When I took it off, I charged from 30% to 100% in an hour, so I’m impressed with battery performance. The magnetic charging cable is pretty cool and works well. Pairing the watch with the app was easy - I like to minimize what I share between apps and devices - at first, it didn’t pair, once I agreed to let the app and the watch share whatever it wanted, the pairing was easy. The display isn’t bad - I can’t see it with sunglasses on, but when I remove my glasses, it’s bright - I know I can change brightness but as is, I think it’s good. In terms of telling the time, with an easy to navigate the interface, this watch hits the mark. The touch screen works well. Rotating the crown moves through menu options - this whole interface is intuitive and it works. I like the menu options - they have a few watch faces and you can choose an option that best suits you. Again, they offer a small variety of watch faces but what they offer works. Although the watch has gps functionality I can’t tell what the gps does - there’s no mapping function that I can find - it does want to track you and offers this feature often. I can’t tell how accurate the gps is nor can I use it for backtracking or trail mapping or whatever - it’s just there, in the background, doing whatever it’s doing . If you’re affected by bright lights at night, you’ll want to dial down the interface at night - it’s almost flashlight bright - I don’t mind this. Overall, I like the watch - it does what “Nothing” says it will do. The watch is light weight and the watchband is comfortable - the display is decent and the battery life is pretty good. The functionality is decent - it needs some refinement but the watch delivers on the promises made in the product description. There’s a forum of users on Reddit that opines improvements and they have some pretty good ideas - the two that I recommend, first, are fixing the interface so that I can use the timer and stopwatch while I’m using the workout shortcut and I’d like to see the gps display a map of some kind. All things considered, I recommend the watch - it delivers as promised, especially for the price.

This has been a great watch. It fits well and the battery lasts a long time. I really like the sleep tracking function since it seems to be pretty accurate. Only issue I have is that I managed to scratch the bezel already but that could just be me as I break watches rather frequently. Overall I would recommend this if you are looking for a good cheaper smarthwatch that looks good and lasts a long time.

This smartwatch is an absolute steal! The moment I unboxed it, I was impressed by the build quality. It feels much more premium than its price suggests. As someone with a bigger wrist, I'm used to smartwatches looking tiny or feeling uncomfortable, but this one is the perfect size. It's not bulky, but the display is large enough to be easily readable. But the best part? The battery life. Seriously, it's a game-changer. I don't have to worry about charging it every single night like I would with an Apple Watch. I charged it once and it just keeps going, lasting for about a week with normal use. It's so liberating. It has all the features I need—fitness tracking, notifications, and more—without the unnecessary fluff. If you're looking for an affordable, high-quality, and reliable smartwatch that you don't have to constantly charge, stop what you're doing and buy this. It's the best tech purchase I've made in a long time!

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So far it’s very good and comparing to price , works with my iPhone perfectly with clear display

Amazing little watch. Love it, does everything I need, looks great, feels great, only drawback is no NFC, but if you are someone who doesn't use it, it's a near perfect watch. Battery life is amazing, 1 charge every week and a half, tracks sleep, heart rate, and has lots of exercise tracking modes, it's very comparable to the apple watch for a fraction of the price. You have so much on just the face of your wrist, highly recommend.

The CMF Watch Pro 2 is a good smartwatch, minimalistic, and smooth and also CHEAP compared to the Apple Watch and the Galaxy Watch

Very good mic.