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 has been a great watch. It fits well and the battery lasts a long time. I really like the sleep tracking function since it seems to be pretty accurate. Only issue I have is that I managed to scratch the bezel already but that could just be me as I break watches rather frequently. Overall I would recommend this if you are looking for a good cheaper smarthwatch that looks good and lasts a long time.

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 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.

As a first smartwatch, it's challenging to review without a basis of comparison. I'm sure that Apple, Samsung, or that latest edition of CMF watch are "better" devices. But I can't imagine I'm missing much, and a better value would be difficult to find. Much more convenient to check than a phone, and too inexpensive to leave behind on a challenging hike or scramble. No complaints about the CMFs appearance, and so far, has been durable/reliable. Intuitive learning curve, easy setup, what's not to like? Perhaps wireless charging would be nice.

5 stars for exactly what you would think a $40 smart watch would be..but better. I must admit it does everything well. The basic exercise app, steps, ect. It also measures sleep, stress, heart rate. I assume their accurate Everything on the touchscreen is super responsive and surprisingly quick when scrolling through. It's no pixel watch whatsoever but is the best basic smart watch. Lots of watch faces and customization.

So, for the price point, this watch is decent. It has a great battery life and the basic functions you'd expect from most smartwatches. It also synced pretty effortlessly with my Galaxy phone. It's easy to read with step counting visible on the home screen. But my issue is with the limited apps and their capabilities. There's no way to view or interact with texts, which is pretty major for me. The music control is VERY limited. I use Spotify, and on my Galaxy watch, I could change playlists, add songs to my queue, etc. This only allows you to skip, pause/play, and adjust volume (I almost always have my earbuds in). Also, the heart rate monitor is just that, no ECG functionality.

Nice watch , the battery last like a week without charging, it's has everything from heart rate monitoring, step count, has nice comfort on the wrist , the water resistance it's only for spills and rain .. don't submerge it . You can answer calls and talk with the watch ,

This watch has less bells and whistles than a Samsung Galaxy Watch but just as surprisingly functional. I don't use this for tracking exercise. Neither do I use this to monitor incoming messages or phone calls, or playing music -- I'd rather use my phone. Though the remote camera button is very cool. I only use this to keep time, track sleep, and maybe steps. Works well for my intended use. I do find that it's very much reliant on the app, and the connection has been inconsistent. It's usually fixed with a simple phone restart -- but I don't want to be constantly doing that. Thankfully, I can leave this alone without tinkering too much (I went through the clock faces on the first sync, selected one that I liked, and left it alone). But the battery life! OMG it lasts so long -- it only got to 80% on the 5th day since the last full charge! Take THAT Apple / Samsung / Google! The watch itself is so lightweight it feels like it's barely on my wrist. I'm averse to silicone watch straps -- though the liquid feel of the ones that came with the watch was actually less irritating on my skin than the cheapo silicon replacement straps sold here in Amazon. I swapped this out with one of those nylon braided types with a strong magnetic clasp -- much lighter and breathable. I roll my eyes at befuddled reviewers who couldn't find or change time settings from the 24-hour military time to the standard 12-hour time -- they're all in settings on the CMF watch app. Although I will say, I was looking for a way to change time zones (useful for travelling), and found out it's not native to the watch nor the app. But it's relatively automatic based on the local time on your phone: the phone automatically switches (or should automatically update) to the correct time as soon as your plane lands, and the watch automatically switches as well. I think it's great to not have to think about it at all unless you manually change your time on the phone, and then the watch updates itself. The gallery of clock faces are on the minimalist side, which I don't mind, but for some people they can be rather unexciting. But perhaps one must accept the stringent design -- after all, there's a lot of awful and complicated clock faces doled out by the leading tech companies (there's really not much accounting for taste) -- and simply focus on the information displayed on screen: time, battery, and whatever tracking metrics you have enabled. Pros: -- sleek, minimalist design -- awesome battery life -- incredibly functional -- remote trigger for phone camera Cons: -- relies heavily on connection with app -- connection with app is inconsistent, but I can live with it

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Nice watch Original product Simple and elegant I recommend

One of The Best Smartwatch in this Segment. The Battery Backup is Awesome, and The Dark Grey Colour is Such a Nice Variant.Without Hesitation Just Go For It...

Amazing little watch. Love it, does everything I need, looks great, feels great, only drawback is no NFC, but if you are someone who doesn't use it, it's a near perfect watch. Battery life is amazing, 1 charge every week and a half, tracks sleep, heart rate, and has lots of exercise tracking modes, it's very comparable to the apple watch for a fraction of the price. You have so much on just the face of your wrist, highly recommend.

Watch exceeds my expectations, it has more features than it advertised, the frame feels quite premium, battery is good, comfortable on the wrist. In my opinion I'm shocked to see it priced this low definitely worth it. One con is no wear os but looking at all the built in apps and functions I don't see what wear os would actually do for this watch