Nothing has cut the price of its CMF Watch 3 Pro smartwatch to £75, down from £99, offering a budget-friendly alternative to more expensive models from Samsung and Apple. The discount is available directly on the Nothing website, giving shoppers a feature-packed wearable for a fraction of the cost.
The watch features a 1.43-inch AMOLED display, a colourful strap, and a chunky button design. Despite the low price, it includes advanced health and fitness tracking such as heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and GPS for precise activity logging. According to a recent report, the device can track more than 120 different activity types, from yoga to HIIT, and has a built-in running coach to help users achieve 5K goals.
Additional features include over 100 custom watch faces, Bluetooth calling with noise reduction, and a built-in voice recorder. The long-lasting battery and intelligent software mean users do not need to spend a fortune on a stylish and functional smartwatch, making it an ideal choice for those looking to upgrade this spring.
For those who prefer familiar brands, the Sekonda Black Silicone Strap Fitness Tracker Smart Watch is available for £40 at Argos. It tracks blood oxygen, calories, and heart rate, and includes a touch screen and 17 language options. Meanwhile, the Apple Watch Series 11, priced at £399 from Currys, offers sports, steps, distance, calories, and sleep tracking with up to 24 hours of battery life.
While the CMF Watch 3 Pro has no direct reviews on the Nothing website, shoppers have shared their thoughts on Trustpilot about the brand. One customer said: "Excellent products, I bought three devices, Nothing 3(a) Pro, Nothing Ear & CMF Nothing Watch 3 Pro, very pleased with them all." Another praised the battery: "Full charge 10 days ago and the battery still has 44% left... Good product with a massive battery life!" A third noted "Excellent customer service," though one reviewer mentioned their process took "a very, very long time overall."
The Nothing CMF Watch 3 Pro is available now from the Nothing website.
