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 Ash Grey

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!

I've been using this for quite some time and it's phenomenal, the quality and feel are amazing. I've went and traveled a lot with it and it only has gotten a small scratch on it. The battery life is super long, I didn't even have to charge it for a week during a trip. The charging cable is a little short so I'd suggest getting a longer one. The silicon bands have lasted and show barely any signs of wear

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.

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.

Is it really good watch only issue is I do have an iPhone and send my notification doesn’t come through all the time especially text messages for me to read, but the fitness heart rate sleep tracking in all the app quality is amazing I wear it every day. It’s a great fit for what I do in the waterproof feature is really amazing with me being an automotive.

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.

Looks durable and the screen is of high quality with bright colors and contrast. It likes to disconnect from Bluetooth randomly. The watch shows no lag and fast response and is relatively comfortable design.

I want to say that this is a great intro to the smartwatch world, but sadly, my watch is starting to annoy me for better or for worse. This watch is subpar to what my expectations were. I bought this watch back in mid-February '25. I thought the battery life was going to match what I saw on the seller's page. I WAS WRONG. This watch does not have an eleven-day battery in regular smartwatch mode. It has an eleven-day battery when you put the watch in the low power mode. That was the whole reason that I bought this watch. I thought that there would be less charging and more use of the data that it collected. I know that this review sounds negative, but I want to say that I know that the price reflects the quality of the product, but at least be a bit more true to life when advertising. I will soon be upgrading to the Garmin Vivoactive 6, since I have lost my faith in the CMF watch pro 2, as it feels most of the time gimmicky and rushed with the software and hardware. As I write this, the proprietary magnetic charger is starting to fail, and I cannot find a replacement for the cable. The two metal prongs are getting stuck due to the cheap-feeling materials. Now for the pros and cons PROS: A cheap watch that records and tracks your basic health info ( sleep, steps, heart rate, and much more. Stylish design, this watch is very stunning since it's very modern and minimalist. The battery lasts about 3-5 days in smartwatch mode, 11 days in the low power mode, and the charging does not take long. Does not care what type of phone you have since it works with IOS and Android phones. CONS: Cheap-feeling materials, including the metal chassis and the silicone straps, are starting to wear down and degrade. The battery life is not what I had expected. It lacks a lot of third-party app support for music, custom watch faces, etc. The Prapratary charger that came with the watch is failing since one of the two pogo-pins has stopped springing back, thus reducing the chances for me to charge the watch. Before the charger was broken, this watch was the most finicky thing to charge. I you got it to charge, just your presence was enough to stop the charging. It is the cheapest charger I have ever used. Also, on that note, if you let the watch go past 20% battery and try to charge, good luck with going past the “ The battery is below 20% would you like to turn on low battery mode?” every time you try to charge the watch, because of the charger being so shotty at best, will constantly be vibrating and telling the above message every time until you fine that “sweet spot” witch changes every dang time you use the charger on the watch. Overall, this is a great “cheap” intro to the smartwatch world. It has a lot of great basic health sensors and a decent battery life. My problems might not reflect what you are experiencing.