CMF Watch 3 Pro Launched In India: Could This Be Your Next Smartwatch?

The CMF Watch 3 Pro has been officially unveiled in India, bringing an array of health tracking and smart capabilities. The company described the device as suitable for daily users and fitness enthusiasts, combining precise health monitoring with AI-driven guidance and a distinctive design.

The smartwatch carries a retail price of ₹7,999. As part of a limited-time launch offer, it will be available at ₹6,999.

Sales will likely begin on May 8, 2026, via Flipkart and select offline outlets. Early access for customers will also commence on May 7 at 12 PM.

The device features a 1.43-inch AMOLED display with slim bezels and support for an Always-On Display. Users can choose from more than 120 customisable watch faces, including video, photo, and AI-generated designs through Watch Face Studio. It is offered in Light Green, Dark Grey, Light Grey, and Orange colour variants.

Equipped with 131 sports modes, the smartwatch also supports a wide variety of physical activities. It includes a dual-band, five-system GPS setup designed for improved accuracy in route tracking.

The addition of a four-channel heart rate sensor enhances precision across different skin tones and workout intensities.

Beyond heart rate and sleep tracking, the device also incorporates several health-focused tools. These include blood oxygen (SpO2) monitoring, stress tracking, guided breathing exercises, hydration alerts, inactivity reminders, and support for women’s health tracking.

With the integration of ChatGPT on Nothing OS, users can interact using voice commands to ask questions, set reminders, or access information. Additional features include a built-in voice recorder with auto-transcription and a personalised news update tool.

The smartwatch also supports Bluetooth calling, gesture controls, and quick replies, offering a seamless and intuitive user experience. The device now includes an extra microphone to improve call clarity.

The smartwatch carries an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance. The company, however, claims the device can deliver up to 13 days of battery life under typical usage, around 11 days with heavier tracking and nearly 4.5 days with Always-On Display enabled. A full charge takes about 99 minutes.

The device incorporates a 6-axis accelerometer for improved motion tracking, representing a significant upgrade over its predecessor. These enhancements aim to deliver more accurate activity monitoring and overall performance.

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