Here's how much Nothing's CMF Watch Pro 3 is rumored to cost
The CMF Watch Pro 3 is rumored to cost €99 in the Eurozone, as you can see in the screenshot below. The device will be offered in Dark Gray.
This leaked price represents a €30 increase compared to the CMF Watch Pro 2, which isn't much in absolute terms, but percentage-wise, that's a 44% hike, so we're hoping this upcoming CMF Watch will also have some impressive hardware and software improvements to make up for it.
The CMF Watch Pro 3 still doesn't have even a rumored release date, but it is said to be coming soon. We'll let you know when we find out more about it.
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