Smartwatches
CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro
$69.00
$79.00 -13%
Price captured 2026-09-22 · check Amazon for the current price.
The best-reviewed budget smartwatch in this comparison, with genuinely competitive AMOLED/GPS specs at $69.
Price history
Editor scores (0–10) — not a manufacturer spec.
| Display size | 1.43 in |
|---|---|
| Display type | AMOLED, 390x390, up to 670 nits |
| Battery life | 13 days |
| Water resistance | 4.92 feet (~1.5m), IP68 |
| Built-in GPS | ✓ Yes |
| Heart rate monitor | ✓ Yes |
| OS | ROTS (proprietary, per Nothing X App) |
| Weight | 52 g |
Editor's take
Nothing's budget sub-brand packs an AMOLED display, built-in GPS, Bluetooth calling and 13 days of battery life into a $69 watch, with 2,356 reviews at 4.2 stars — a rare combination of a large, credible review base and genuinely competitive specs at a low price.
The Watch 3 Pro is a standout in this batch's budget tier: Amazon's spec table confirms a real AMOLED display (390x390 resolution, up to 670 nits brightness), built-in GPS, and a metal case with a 52-gram weight — specifics most budget trackers in this comparison don't publish. Bluetooth calling is handled through dual MEMS microphones and AI-based noise reduction, letting you take calls from the wrist without a connected phone's speaker.
Battery life is rated at 13 days, second only to the Garmin vivoactive 5's 11-day rating among the name-brand watches here, and ahead of it outright. Water resistance is listed at 4.92 feet (roughly 1.5m) with an IP68 rating — a real depth figure, unlike several budget listings in this batch that only give the IP68 rating with no depth attached. Data syncs with Apple Health, Google Fit and Strava through Nothing's companion app.
With 2,356 reviews at 4.2 stars, this has a genuinely large and credible review base — more reviews than every watch in this batch except the Garmin and the two long-established Apple Series 11/Ultra 2 listings. Amazon's own spec table lists the operating system simply as 'ROTS' rather than a recognizable name like watchOS or Wear OS, which is worth knowing going in — this runs on Nothing's own proprietary software, not Android's Wear OS.
Pros
- 2,356 reviews at 4.2 stars — a large, credible review base for a budget-tier watch
- Confirmed AMOLED display, built-in GPS and metal case at a $69 price
- 13 days of battery life, longer than the Garmin vivoactive 5 in this comparison
- Bluetooth calling with dual microphones and AI noise reduction
Cons
- Runs on Nothing's own proprietary OS (listed as 'ROTS'), not Android Wear OS
- Water resistance depth of 4.92 feet (~1.5m) is shallower than the Samsung and Apple Ultra watches' 100m rating
- 256MB of onboard storage limits on-device app/music storage
- No blood pressure or ECG sensors, unlike the Samsung and Apple flagships
Ideal for: Budget-conscious buyers who still want a real AMOLED display, built-in GPS and a large, credible review base rather than an unknown brand with few reviews.
Reviews
2,356 reviews averaging 4.2 out of 5 — a large, credible rating for a budget-tier watch.
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