CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro drops to $69 at Amazon

The CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro is available at Amazon for $69, below its typical range of $79 to $99. The budget smartwatch combines a 1.43-inch OLED display with dual-band GPS and up to 13 days of rated battery life, placing it $20 under the screenless Google Fitbit Air at the current price.

Nothing's CMF sub-brand built the Watch 3 Pro for the lower end of the wearables market, where most competitors strip the screen to hold the price. The Watch 3 Pro keeps the OLED face and still prices under $100. Its full feature list covers 131 sports modes, IP68 water resistance, a four-channel heart rate sensor, and compatibility with iOS and Android. The Nothing X app handles watch face customization and pulls in integrations with Strava and Apple Health.

Battery life and the fit

Nothing rates the Watch 3 Pro at up to 13 days on a single charge under normal use. With the always-on display active, that figure drops to two or three days in practice. Nothing positions the watch for dual use: built for GPS workouts with its dual-band chip and IP68 rating, and finished with enough style to wear out to dinner.

The Watch 3 Pro ships in four colorways. Each gets its own bezel shape, detailing, and a color-coordinated strap. In extended wear, the light green version drew compliments; the orange was noted as the more fitness-oriented option. Nothing X carries watch faces weighted toward data-dense complications or toward style. The large form factor is a selling point for some buyers and a drawback for sleep tracking.

The Watch Pro 2 as an alternative

The CMF by Nothing Watch Pro 2, the older model in the line, is currently $39 at Amazon, down from its usual $55. It runs on the same Nothing X app and comes with swappable bezels. Where the Watch 3 Pro pulls ahead: GPS accuracy, heart rate precision, battery rating, and screen size. At $69, the Watch 3 Pro sits at the low end of a price that has historically moved between $79 and $99.