CMF Watch Pro review
The CMF Watch Pro has everything you could want in a cheap fitness tracker, but some missing data will frustrate more experienced users.
The CMF Watch Pro is a new smartwatch aimed at fitness enthusiasts but may not be suitable for everyone. It boasts a durable build and impressive battery life, with the ability to track 110 fitness modes and a secure strap for high-intensity interval training. However, its detailed fitness data has discrepancies when compared to other fitness trackers, and there are occasional missing data points during sleep and overall health tracking. Additionally, the watch face is too large for some users, which could be a turn-off.
The watch comes in various colors and dimensions, with a 1.96-inch screen and up to 13 days of battery life. It's compatible with both iOS and Android devices, and it offers connectivity via Bluetooth 5.3. The watch is made of an aluminum alloy frame and has an IP68 rating, making it water-resistant and dust-tight, ideal for various activities.
The CMF Watch Pro is priced at $123 in the U.S. and £109 in the U.K., with a smaller and more affordable CMF Watch 3 Pro available for $79. For a better fitness tracking experience, alternatives like the Amazfit Bip 6 or Xiaomi Smart Band 10 are suggested.
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