The CMF by Nothing Watch Pro 2, a wearable launched in July 2024, is receiving a new software update. Version 1.0.0.51 is rolling out in phases to users, bringing a mix of minor tweaks and a single key feature: Google Health Connect integration – but only for Android users.
The update changelog details a series of optimizations. Incoming call notifications now have a revised light animation, while the presentation of weekly temperature data has been adjusted for better clarity. The world clock function has received a minor tweak in how daylight saving time information is displayed.
Additionally, specific widgets on the watch now offer an improved presentation for calorie and exercise duration measurements. Finally, the update promises a general “boost” to the user experience, though the changelog lacks specifics.
The most significant addition in version 1.0.0.51 is undoubtedly Google Health Connect integration. This functionality, exclusive to Android devices, allows users to sync health data collected by the Watch Pro 2 with Google’s health data platform. This integration could offer users a more comprehensive view of their health data by combining information from the Watch Pro 2 with data from other fitness trackers and health apps within the Google ecosystem.
The accompanying CMF Watch app, available on both Android and iOS, also receives an update alongside the Watch Pro 2 firmware. The app’s homepage has been redesigned to display data from the Watch Pro 2 (and the original Watch Pro). Additionally, users can now set daily step goals directly within the app.
CMF Watch Pro 2 Specifications
For a quick recap, the CMF Watch Pro 2 features a 1.32-inch AMOLED display with a 60Hz refresh rate, 620 nits peak brightness, and gesture control.
It sports an aluminum alloy body with a rotating crown, IP68 dust and water resistance, and customizable bezels. Health features include a heart-rate monitor, SpO2 sensor, sleep tracker, and 120 sports modes with auto-detection. It also offers breathing training, sedentary reminders, and hydration alerts.
The smartwatch supports Bluetooth calling, built-in GPS, and data integration across health apps. Powered by a 305mAh battery, it lasts up to 11 days on a single charge.
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