CMF Smartwatch And Earbuds Leak Shows Nothing Is Going Big On Budget Wearables
Nothing changed about this summer's product launches, even after they were announced. No phone (2) and behavior Nothing on the phone OS 2(1) . Just this month, the company launched its CMF brand. CEO Carl Pei promised to focus on convenience and convenience. Now D Details about the CMF has the first line of smartwatches and headphones The worms have broken through early internet access. T: Hey, ready to publish Within a month.
As first noted by 9to5Google , leaked product posters posted on Twitter reveal that Fr. beam Low-cost technologies include Watch Pro and Buds Pro. A lot of both Orange, but also pared down to match Nothing's cheap aesthetic. Additionally, CMF is launching a 65W charging adapter that includes one USB port and two USB-C ports.
For the domestic market On the front of the Watch Pro is a 1.96-inch always-on AMOLED display with a 50Hz refresh rate. It's a slightly larger screen than the smaller Apple Watch Series 8, although with a worse maximum refresh rate. It doesn't seem to promise anything to users. Up to 13 days of battery life with one watch The battery has a capacity of 330 mAh, but only with AOD disabled. The maximum brightness of the screen reaches 600 nits, a fairly high value. low compared to the Pixel Watch's 1,000 nits or the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 's 2,000 nits. However, according to the posters, it has “100 dials.” T: According to Tech & Leaks Zone, it won't work on Google Wear OS.
Time The device features a heart rate sensor and a blood oxygen sensor for sleep and stress monitoring, and also supports Bluetooth calling with AI noise cancellation. In the forums it is said that the price of the device for India is 4500 rupees, which is about 55 dollars. Of course, this price may be acceptable in different markets, but it shows that Nothing is not aiming for its first smartwatch. a marketplace for ultra-affordable gear that currently includes brands like NDur and LetsFit. Gizmodo reached out to Nothing for comment, but we did not immediately receive a response.
Are the following Buds Pro, not to be confused with Nothing Ear (2) for $150 . These headphones are said to feature “ultra bass technology” with up to 45 dB of active noise cancellation. Given that ANC isn't all it's cracked up to be on Nothing's flagship headphones, there's not much to consider here. However, the Buds Pro should last around 11 hours with their 54mAh battery, which is about what you can expect from headphones that cost 3,499 rupees, or about $42.
Both devices are scheduled to launch on September 26th, less than two months after Nothing first unveiled its CMF branding. Pei insists These are two separate teams It works on the CMF and Nothing, but the overall minimalist design seems to have been carried over from the company's mid-range and premium flagships. Earlier this year, Pei said he learned about the smartwatch category while testing the Samsung Galaxy Watch. The 5 Pro proved to be “somewhat useless.” The The OnePlus veteran's first foray into wearables cheap smartwatches that It seems that Nothing is opening up a small market and targeting how many people actually want to wear Nothing-branded wearables.
