CMF BY NOTHINGWatch 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

I've had all of the big brands and a few of the off brands and always felt something was missing. Apple watch was full of features but packed customisation and had a poor battery life. Garmin broke just after the warranty ended and had the worst customer service, but a great app. Fitbit was a great device, but really poor app. I even had a sekonda smart, which was great for the price but again had a very poor app. This watch is the best combination of design, functionality and customisation. You can even buy a different shape bezel (if you can ever find them in stock. Customisation via the app is super easy with lots of options face as well as 4 swipable sets of widgets, basically 4 faces that can have up to 4 short cuts for the functions you use the most. Build feels very like it's very high quality, with the main body and removable bezel being some kind of metal. Strap I have is silicone as I wanted the less rounded bezel and that doesn't ship with the leather strap. Links to Strava but doesn't currently work with Google fit and that's my only real criticism. But all that said, good connectivity, amazing battery life (last for weeks between charges!). When you look at the price of the branded competitors and this watch you've got to be dumb or addicted to a brand to buy anything else!

I bought the original for my father and was quietly impressed by this budget smartwatch.No it doesn't have all the functionality of Apple, Pixel, or Samsung watches, but the battery life beats them all and you could buy multiple CMF Watch Pros for the cost of those others.The display is bright and clear. The speaker while not loud is adequate. Activity and GPS tracking seems good. The build is good and light enough for an aluminium body.The app is good, with plenty of alternative watch faces and widget options and customisation. Connection to the watch was without fuss. I've already performed 2 software updates through the app, so it's clear that Nothing are maintaining and tweaking the watch, rather that just putting out a 'finished' product where any flaws you'll have to live with, like cheap watches.The only downside could be the charging cable, which is just one of those magnetic block things you put on the back, rather than a cradle, or wireless pad, but it works well, so not a problem.

This is a lovely watch with a great interface. It’s made really well and feel good but I ended up giving it to my husband for 2 reasons. The first is that it feel a little bulky on my wrists which are pretty small and second is that I would like a live update on my heart rate because of a health condition. So these are very much not the fault of the manufacturer but maybe offering a slimmer style could be a bit more accessible to more people. The watch has some really great features though and is definitely worth the pretty good price tag if you have slightly bigger wrists than twigs.

I have been using this watch for around 6 months now and can confidently say that it has met my expectations. It looks neat, measures my heart-rate/mileage fairly accurately and seems to give reasonably reliable feedback on my sleeping hours. Additionally, it holds its charge very well and can go several weeks without the need to charge up. It can also make and receive calls if necessary. Being a regular runner and 5-a-side player, I value the stopwatch, ground-covered and heart-rate functions in this watch, which provide useful data to monitor my health on my daily chart. This watch is very good value for money, in my opinion.

For the price, this smart watch is practically impossible to beat. Bar not being waterproof or having NFC, this is as good as any other smart watch out there. Love the software and the care taken with design. I love it.

Unfortunately, after a promising start the watch did not live up to expectations. The amount of features and the build quality that you get for under £60 is amazing, however three things meant that I had to return the item after less than 3 weeks.1 - the interface with Strava was to clunky.2 - the heart rate monitor was hugely inaccurate ( especially when comparing with other wearables during the same workout).3 - the time recorded for running was way out, which is inexcusable as it is a simple stopwatch function.On the plus side, the battery length is great, easily 10 days, the call quality/speaker sound is excellent plus the amount of functionality for the money is unbeatable.In summary, not a good sports/fitness watch but a good for the money functional smart watch.