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 Dark Grey

The battery on this is no joke
I love this watch! It’s comfortable, cheap, stylish and well made! The battery life and the features it comes with are what have really sold me though. The battery life on this has lasted me a while week or longer without charging and the applications that come with the watch provide me with everything from monitoring my heath to scheduling out my day and helping with just basic notifications, it’s honestly so simple and perfect, especially if you have a nothing phone to pair this with it’s super seamless. My only issue I’ve ever had was the watch disconnecting at seemingly random intervals from my phone, but it’s always sent a notification to the app to inform me of it’s disconnect and was as simple as reopening the app to reconnect the watch, and as inconvenient as it may sound this has only ever happened twice in the two months I’ve owned this and hasn’t done it since the most recent update was rolled out.

Great Smart Watch on A Budget.. or Ever
Full disclosure, I own two of these now. Hopefully that speaks for itself.Very easy step by step setup in app, I have not seen a way to setup without a smart device sadly. Beyond that, it lasts days ona single charge, on stand by a few weeks. It’s aesthetically pleasing, this blue model has a round and rounded bezel, which is replaceable/customizable. The display size is large enough to read, with the bezel being noticeable but not too large. Connects with Bluetooth, so you can get notifications off your phone. Chargers magnetically – and reasonably quickly – and is compatible with other watch brand screen covers. Customizable watch faces and many many to choose from. All around a favorite watch, I’ve bought 2 pro2s and a pro1-2025 edition and have loved them all.

Functional
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 cameraCons:– relies heavily on connection with app– connection with app is inconsistent, but I can live with it

La pantalla es grande de muy buena resolución, me sorprendió la calidad de los materiales, muy fácil de sincronizar y enlazar con iPhone

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