Nothing’s CMF Watch 3 Pro becomes the budget smartwatch after Amazon slashed its price to $61 for Prime Day. The sub‑brand offers a sleek AMOLED screen, weekly charging, and 130 workout modes, positioning it as a viable alternative to pricey Wear OS models. Shoppers seeking basic notifications and health tracking now have a stylish option under $100. It also supports Bluetooth 5.2 for stable connectivity.

Running on a lightweight RTOS, the watch handles core functions—mirroring alerts, counting steps, and monitoring heart rate—without the bloat of Google services. Its battery outlasts the Pixel Watch 4, lasting more than a week on a single charge. Color choices and a minimalist design further differentiate it from other sub‑$100 competitors. The interface is intuitive, letting users switch apps with a single tap.

Prime Day runs June 23‑26, and the CMF Watch 3 Pro is the only sub‑$100 smartwatch that bundles style, solid battery life, and a broad workout suite. Consumers who don’t need Spotify or Google Wallet can skip the premium Wear OS price tag and still get a reliable wearable. The deal underscores how discount events are reshaping the low‑end smartwatch market.