Smartwatch Costs Less Than Your Monthly Coffee Addiction, Has Big Face Too
KEY POINTS
- •The CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro is currently available on Amazon for $69, down from a fluctuating $79 to $99 price range.
- •It features a 1.43-inch OLED screen, dual-band GPS, 131 sports modes, and a four-channel heart rate sensor suitable for workouts and casual wear.
- •A more affordable CMF Watch Pro 2 model with better GPS and heart monitoring sells for $39, using the same app and offering swappable bezels.
Meet the CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro—no, the company name isn’t a typo—offered at an Amazon-sale-induced bargain of exactly $69 (down from a possibly indecisive range of $79 to $99). It boasts a 1.43-inch OLED display bright enough to attract compliments and maybe stares, with 131 sports modes and the precision of dual-band GPS—helpful when your life is as lost as your sleep with this somewhat bulky monster strapped on. Apple Health and Strava are onboard for digital societal performance comparisons while the four-channel heart rate sensor watches your every anxious beat. For the budget-conscious, the CMF Pro 2 whispers sweetly at $39, with improved everything and a slightly bigger screen to watch your failures up close. Meanwhile, it’s $20 less than the famously screenless Google Fitbit Air, proving a tiny glowing rectangle is a better deal than nothingness, or just less nothing.
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(1 of 3)Buying a smartwatch for $69 feels like a late-night infomercial decision you'll regret less than your other bad life choices—until you try sleeping with it strapped on.
When your watch costs less than your last Amazon cart impulse buy but gets more GPS awards than you do at work.
Nothing Watch 3 Pro: Because why settle for losing your fitness tracker to laziness when you can lose it to style instead?
Source: Theverge | Published: 7/14/2026 | Author: Brad Bourque
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