CMF Watch 3 Pro launch: Specification, features, and everything we know so far
The CMF Watch 2 Pro was launched last year in July 2024, with some exciting new features, an interchangeable design, and upgrades. Now, half of July 2025 is already over, and we are yet to hear about the new-gen launch. Well, reportedly, the CMF Watch 3 Pro is closing its debut as its retail box has recently surfaced online, giving us a glimpse of specs and features. Based on the retail box, the CMF Watch 3 Pro will likely feature a 1.43-inch display, which is slightly bigger than the Watch 2 Pro's 1.32-inch display. The new-gen could also come with an auto-brightness feature.
The CMF Watch 3 Pro is also expected to offer features such as built-in GPS, dual-band GNSS and more than 130 sports modes, which is up from 120 modes in the previous generation model. Furthermore, the smartwatch is expected to offer up to 13 days of battery life with a single charge.
In terms of design, the CMF Watch 3 Pro is expected to come with a circular dial and a more rounded casing. The smartwatch may also include a new digital crown button, making it a new addition. However, we are yet to know more details about the smartwatch in terms of its design and upgraded features. Therefore, will have to wait until the official announcement to confirm what the new generation CMF Watch will look like.
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