CMF Watch Pro 2 Smartwatch for Men Women, Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate, SPO₂ Monitoring,120 Sports Model, Bluetooth Calls with AI Noise Reduction, IP68 Waterproof with GPS for Android iOS Orange

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 been wearing this smartwatch daily for a long time now and it's great! I've worn it swimming and at work almost every day and I've had no problems. The 10 day battery life is amazing, and I've been very happy with the sleep tracking and heart rate monitoring features. The watch looks great, and the app is also easy to use. I 100% recommend this to anyone looking for great features in a smartwatch!

I purchased the silver-grey model and I am by-in-large very pleased with it. I've had it about 4 months. I like the looks. The battery life is decent (about 5-7 days). I like the features. I especially use the walking outdoors app/feature (especially used with the phone app). I think the band is quite durable. So, all in all I'm pleased. The only thing that prevented me from giving it 5 starts is the removable bezel ring. As it comes, it fairly easily twists just enough in normal life usage to come loose and fall off. It happened a couple of times early on but I noticed it fall off and retrieved it. But then it happened without me noticing it and there was no way to find the lost bezel. I purchased a replacement bezel, tried putting tiny pieces of tape on the inside of the bezel ring to make it harder for it to twist. That didn't work because it fell off sometime without me noticing. So, I just purchased another replacement bezel. This time I put little strips of rubberized caulking on a couple of places on the inside of the bezel. I let it cure for about 12 hours because I'm not trying to adhere the bezel to the watch. I just want to make it hard for it to twist and drop off. So far, so good. However, the designer and manufacturer should have discovered this design flaw and remedied it before merchandising it. I hope they will read this and do something to solve it going forward.

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!

Review: CMF watch pro 2 I recently had the pleasure of trying out this Watch, and I must say, it exceeded my expectations in every way. This smartwatch combines premium comfort, impressive features, and an incredibly affordable price, making it a standout choice in the crowded wearable market. Comfort: From the moment I strapped it on, I noticed how lightweight and comfortable it felt. The silicone band is soft against the skin and adjustable, ensuring a snug fit without any pinching or irritation, even during extended wear. The sleek design means it pairs well with both casual and formal outfits, making it versatile for any occasion. Features: It is packed with an array of features that cater to both fitness enthusiasts and tech lovers. It includes heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and a range of workout modes that cover everything from running to yoga. The display is bright and responsive, making it easy to navigate through notifications, music controls, and health stats. One of the standout features is its long battery life. I found I could go days without needing to recharge, which is a significant plus for anyone who uses their smartwatch extensively. Affordability: Given all these premium features, the price point of the watch is truly remarkable. It offers capabilities that rival much more expensive brands, making it accessible to a wider audience. This is a game-changer for those who want a high-quality smartwatch without breaking the bank. Conclusion: Overall, the Watch offers a perfect blend of comfort, advanced features, and affordability. Whether you're looking to monitor your fitness or just want a stylish accessory, this smartwatch is a fantastic investment. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a reliable, feature-rich smartwatch that doesn’t compromise on comfort or style.

So far, I’m impressed! I’ve had this watch for a couple days. The reason I needed a watch like this is because I lost my Apple Watch and can’t afford to fully replace it. This has been an affordable option so far! Especially if I lose it… The app and functions took a little getting used to, but so far I’m liking the user-friendly interface. The charger is goofy, but the battery life is a HUGE bonus. Apple Watch could never. It must have delivered mostly charged because I had it on the charger for a few minutes and saw it was at 100%. After two days, it’s at 68%. I’m looking forward to updating the review to see how long that lasts. I didn’t use it to track my sleep the first night I had it, but last night, I set the watch to battery life saving mode and I’m suspecting that affected its ability to track my sleep - I turned off battery saving mode when I woke up. I’ll try again tonight. I appreciated having color options and the fact that a normal color was slightly cheaper. That helped me save a little more :) Stay tuned

The watch is bare bones, a lot of the features are "powerfully simplistic" which is what this product is showing, and it's kind of nothings brand. This watch has an amazing battery life, It takes up 4% in 12 hours (of sleeping).. during work/ after work it took up closer to 6% The emphasis on active life styles is really appealing. It can auto detect if you are being active, and can help you. The stop watch-esk dial is also very nice, and the features on it are just right. Gripes: It has a clear emphasis on "men" which is in the title, but they don't offer a "feminine" version. While the build of the watch IS gender neutral.. the watch faces aren't, they are all simplistic, they either don't show enough info or not enough, the times on a lot of them are a pain to read, and none of them have color. They're bland. offering multiple bezels as a selling point and not selling them as a package deal is crazy to me. The music interface is realllly barebones. it doesn't show album cover, and is really small. I don't like that, especially if I'm active. The active screen also does not show albums. And is still barebones I want something easy to ineract with, that shows information. AI generated watch faces??? they're good-ish. I wouldn't go out of my way to use it because it doesn't let you control the prompts. The watch app is weirdly not in the nothing phone 3a pre-installed apps?? which is weird because the cmf headphones use their nothing X app. Why have two different apps? The only watch that has figured out watching is apples, android all have this issue, but it's disappointing. tldr. The approach to the watch as a design is really well done. Just like their other devices. But it feels too lacking, it feels like there is not enough customization. It feels like an after thought in their nothing atmosphere.

This watch has less bells and whistles than a Samsung Galaxy Watch but just as surprisingly functional. I don't use this for tracking exercise. Neither do I use this to monitor incoming messages or phone calls, or playing music -- I'd rather use my phone. Though the remote camera button is very cool. I only use this to keep time, track sleep, and maybe steps. Works well for my intended use. I do find that it's very much reliant on the app, and the connection has been inconsistent. It's usually fixed with a simple phone restart -- but I don't want to be constantly doing that. Thankfully, I can leave this alone without tinkering too much (I went through the clock faces on the first sync, selected one that I liked, and left it alone). But the battery life! OMG it lasts so long -- it only got to 80% on the 5th day since the last full charge! Take THAT Apple / Samsung / Google! The watch itself is so lightweight it feels like it's barely on my wrist. I'm averse to silicone watch straps -- though the liquid feel of the ones that came with the watch was actually less irritating on my skin than the cheapo silicon replacement straps sold here in Amazon. I swapped this out with one of those nylon braided types with a strong magnetic clasp -- much lighter and breathable. I roll my eyes at befuddled reviewers who couldn't find or change time settings from the 24-hour military time to the standard 12-hour time -- they're all in settings on the CMF watch app. Although I will say, I was looking for a way to change time zones (useful for travelling), and found out it's not native to the watch nor the app. But it's relatively automatic based on the local time on your phone: the phone automatically switches (or should automatically update) to the correct time as soon as your plane lands, and the watch automatically switches as well. I think it's great to not have to think about it at all unless you manually change your time on the phone, and then the watch updates itself. The gallery of clock faces are on the minimalist side, which I don't mind, but for some people they can be rather unexciting. But perhaps one must accept the stringent design -- after all, there's a lot of awful and complicated clock faces doled out by the leading tech companies (there's really not much accounting for taste) -- and simply focus on the information displayed on screen: time, battery, and whatever tracking metrics you have enabled. Pros: -- sleek, minimalist design -- awesome battery life -- incredibly functional -- remote trigger for phone camera Cons: -- relies heavily on connection with app -- connection with app is inconsistent, but I can live with it

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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

El verdadero calidad-precio; puedes hacer llamadas, contestar etc etc y por supuesto lo que la mayoría hacen pero mucho más económico, el diseño muy minimalista, en mi caso lo uso con iPhone y sin problema alguno, esta su app en la App Store, el único tema es que aunque si bien es resistente al agua como tal la marca te recomienda no sumergirla si la quieren para hacer ejercicio como natación o algo en alberca está no es opción ya que no tiene ejercicios en alberca aunado a que no es como los que si tienen que son 5 atm sería lo único pero de ahí en fuera muy recomendable.