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 - Ash Grey

Everything I need from a smart watch and nothing I don’t, for £70 this is a steal, I first checked the gadget mags reviews and it scores four stars across the board, what’s the missing star you can’t pay for stuff with it and you can’t swim in it although I can testify it’s fine for showering in. I really like that you can choose between over 100 faces, analogue, digital, combination I’ll never get bored with that.Then there’s the battery life, it just died after 15 days, my girlfriend has an Apple Watch it needs charging every other day.Its comfortable looks cool and I’ve only just begun to explore the features.If you like the idea of a smart watch but have been put off by the price buy this.

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I'm very pleased with my purchase, I've had it for around 6 months and haven't run into many issues at all.You will have to watch out if you're wearing polarised sunglasses, as you can't see the screen.The app comes in very useful for customisation and information that the watch has recorded.The strap, if not worn tight enough, won't hold the watch in place if you're running or waving your arm about, and for me the strap can get a little uncomfortable after a long period.The heartbeat sensor is pretty accurate as far as I know, and I haven't had any issues with it.The sleep tracker is very good, but just make sure that the watch is "on" and recording your heart rate and you should be fine.To get notifications from your phone, the app needs to be running in the background, and that's fine, but recently I've found that WhatsApp notifications only show "2 unread messages" instead of the most recent message, which is a little annoying to be honest.I like the variety of watch faces, there are a lot to choose from!Overall a very good purchase that I'm completely happy with!

Love it. It works every penny. I get it for 50 quick and it does the job. Battery life is around 2 or 3 days not 11, however it is more than I was expecting. It has the basic features you need.

Does this watch work in the same way as the more expensive alternatives (Google - Samsung)..... Well no.... It doesn't have the same easy integration. That said it has all the features they do for the most part even if they are accessed in a slightly longer way or via the app for more detailed info. It doesn't feel as premium on the wrist as those much much more expensive alternatives but this watch looks so much better and came with a leather strap out the box and not just a flappy rubber thing. I'm looking at buying the strap and face ring kit to change up the look if I feel like it (an option you do not get with the others). The battery life is fantastic, I get between 4/5 days between charging with all the health tracking switched on so I can actually do 24hr tracking including sleep as I do not have to charge this daily like the others. When I do have to charge it it takes less than a couple of hours (Ive not actually timed it just gone back in less than 2 hours and it was fully charged so definitely less than this). The customisation of the dial is great there are plenty of options available and I would imagine this will only get better and better as the software is developed. The tracking seems very accurate more than what I require. This watch has replaced my pixel watch as my everyday wearer. The price is fantastic too. Did I mention the battery life? If you like the look of this watch just buy it....

Firstly. I adore the look of this watch! Yes, it's pretty big (45mm) and very thick, but I can live with that. What I cannot live with is the watches ability to function as a fitness watch.Note: I compared this against my Fitbit sense 2 which I wore on my opposite wrist (I swapped wrists and tested a second time) I also bought 2 of the cmf watches as the first one would not register steps at all (I spoke with cmf who recommended I adjust on my wrist and reset it ( I tried all options, but nothing worked) The test below was with the second (replacement watch)Basically. The cmf watch 2 only starts recording steps after the first 20. This means that in my real world test. My Fitbit reads 540 and 712 after my tests, whilst the cmf registered 392 and 607. These numbers are not even close and is mainly due to the cmf not registering activity below 20 steps.This for me is a deal breaker.My second issue is the heart rate monitor. Unlike my other watches (Fitbit, withings) the cmf does not constantly update heart rate monitoring and even in exercise mode (outside walk) my Fitbit would be constantly changing, but the cmf didn't update. In fact, at a point during my walk when the cmf and Fitbit seemed to record the same bpm (78) I increased my pace and though my Fitbit increased to 105bpm the cmf was steadfast on 78bpm... I don't know how often the cmf updates the reading but over a hundred metre jog it didn't. Finally I got home and checked at which point it had updated, but due to not updating in real time, did not match my Fitbit.This makes it completely pointless for me and I have to assume is down to poor quality sensors and battery life.I tried other functions (find phone etc) which work fine.Basically. If you want an inexpensive good looking (albeit large watch) and care little for it's fitness functionality. This watch could be for you.Final note's: I did not check how this works with sleep as I simply cannot get past my points made above and reset them ready for return...The rear of the watch is also very cheap slightly rough plastic (pretty much identical to an amazefit smart watch I have, which I stopped wearing as it was very irritating)The cmf also does not appear to have a temperature sensor, or at least anyway of reading it.I think Nothing has made a mistake aiming at the budget market. They should have used better Hardwear and increased the price a little as this watch (aside from it's aesthetics) does not seem to reflect the quality of Nothings other offerings. I guess the clue was in the sub-company structure. However, I will not be buying anything from Nothing again as this watch is quite simply poor and not fit for purpose.Nothing should have kept away from the budget market, which is already saturated with vastly better offerings (at least in terms of usability)