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The CMF Watch Pro 2 feels like more of a spin-off than a sequel


Published on 2025-02-06 01:23:20 - TechRadar
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  • The screen has a new auto-brightness feature, as well as five levels you can manually select from. At 620 nits peak, it's not exactly a looker (even the Apple Watch SE 2 puts out 1,000 nits) but it's perfectly adequate. In fact, for a $69 watch, it's definitely a decent display.

The CMF Watch Pro 2, reviewed by TechRadar, is highlighted for its impressive battery life, offering up to 11 days of usage on a single charge, which is a significant advantage for users looking for a smartwatch that doesn't need frequent charging. It features a 1.32-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 466 x 466 pixels, providing clear visuals. However, the review points out some drawbacks including the lack of third-party app support, which limits its functionality compared to other smartwatches. The design is sleek with a metallic finish, but the strap might not appeal to everyone due to its plastic feel. Health and fitness tracking are basic, with features like heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and SpO2 monitoring, but it lacks advanced workout modes or detailed analytics. The watch runs on a proprietary OS, which means no access to Google Play or Apple's App Store, further restricting its capabilities. Despite these limitations, its affordability and long battery life make it an attractive option for those prioritizing battery endurance over extensive features.

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