CMF has officially announced that the CMF Headphone Pro and CMF Watch 3 Pro are headed to India. Although there is no confirmed launch timeline yet, the devices have already been on sale globally since last year. This launch matters because both products sit at the top of CMF’s current lineup, promising more capable hardware while still aiming at budget-conscious buyers. Here’s what to expect:
The company says Indian buyers can expect the same overall design language and feature sets that the international models offer. Any changes, if at all, are likely to be minor. The CMF Headphone Pro is especially notable because it marks the company’s first wireless, over-ear headphone.
CMF has teased multiple colour options for India. The Headphone Pro has been showcased in light green, light grey or white, and black with orange accents.
Feature-wise, the headphones support active noise cancellation of up to 40dB, with levels that can be adjusted depending on the environment. They come with swappable ear cushions, along with a roller dial, an energy slider, and a custom button, all of which can be configured through the Nothing X app.
Inside, the Headphone Pro uses 40mm drivers and supports LDAC and Hi-Res Audio, which should deliver higher-quality wireless sound when paired with compatible devices. Battery life is another key focus, with CMF claiming up to 100 hours of playback without ANC, and up to 50 hours with ANC enabled. Charging is handled through USB Type-C with fast charging support.
It is priced at $99 (~ Rs 9,000) in the US. CMF says it will share final India pricing and availability closer to launch.
The Watch 3 Pro is expected to arrive in similar colours to its global counterparts, including dark grey, light grey, and orange.
It uses a 1.43-inch round AMOLED display with a resolution of 466×466 pixels, a 60Hz refresh rate, and peak brightness of up to 670 nits. The watch supports more than 120 watch faces and offers comprehensive health monitoring, including heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, stress, and menstrual cycle tracking.
It also supports Bluetooth calling, GPS for navigation, gesture controls, and even access to ChatGPT for quick interactions. The device is kept on by a 350mAh battery that CMF claims can last up to 13 days with typical use. The smartwatch features a metal body with an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance, paired with a silicone strap for daily wear.
The Watch 3 Pro costs EUR 99 in Italy, which converts to roughly Rs 10,000.
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CMF has built its brand around affordable accessories such as earbuds, chargers, and basic smartwatches. With the Watch 3 Pro and Headphone Pro, the company is clearly moving into more competitive categories that demand stronger hardware, longer battery life, and better integration with the wider Nothing ecosystem.
If you are planning to buy an affordable smartwatch or a pair of wireless over-ear headphones, it may make sense to hold off until CMF confirms India pricing. The company will be revealing more information on launch timelines and pricing soon, and we will update once official details are released.
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