Nothing Subbrand Launches Accessibly Priced Smartwatch
Nothing has been announced about the first products from the budget CMF sub-brand, including the Watch Pro, a smartwatch that looks a bit like Apple's, with a large AMOLED screen, built-in GPS and more than a hundred modes. shelf life of 13 days. .
The company's first smartwatch features a square aluminum alloy chassis with rounded corners that houses a 1.96-inch always-on AMOLED display, capable of delivering over 600 nits of peak brightness and 410 x 502 pixel resolution (332p) . PPI) and promises “ultra-smooth navigation” thanks to the high refresh rate.
The Watch Pro comes with a selection of dot-style watch faces, the others are accessible via the CMF Watch app, and you can even set a custom background image if you want.
The wearable device includes a heart rate sensor for 24/7 monitoring, as well as blood oxygen level monitoring. It can track sleep metrics, help the user manage stress, provide reminders to exercise and hydrate, and record personal goals to track progress. The smartwatch comes with 110 sports modes, including walking, indoor and outdoor cycling, boxing, surfing and running.
The Watch Pro can connect to new iOS/Android phones via Bluetooth 5.3, and the built-in microphone and speaker enable BT calls using an AI algorithm to identify and reduce noise for smoother, clearer communication. The CMF also connects to GPS, Glonass, Galileo, QZSS and Beidou satellite positioning systems for precise tracking on the move.
The 340 mAh battery lasts 13 days in "normal use" or 45 days in power saving mode. And IP68 dust and water resistance means you can sweat in the gym or get caught in a downpour during your workout.
The CMF Watch Pro is available in metallic gray or anthracite with gray or orange bands for a very reasonable price of $69.
Other launch products from CMF by Nothing include a 65W GaN charger for $39 and a pair of hybrid wireless noise-canceling earphones for $49.
Product page: CMF Watch Pro
