Head to head
CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch vs Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch
CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch takes it. CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch wins mainly on battery — 92 against 80.
Our verdict
CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch takes it
CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch scores 83/100 overall with very good results across the board. The Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch saves you ₹650 — so if price is your deciding factor, buy that one instead.
Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch does not win a single category outright. Buy it only if ₹650 matters more than everything above.
Price: CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch vs Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch
Today the CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch sells for ₹6,499 at Myntra and the Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch for ₹6,499 at Flipkart.
They cost the same, so the decision is entirely about which one suits you better.
The CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch has typically cost ₹6,999 and dropped as low as ₹4,999, so today's price is 7% below its usual price.
The Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch has typically cost ₹7,999 and dropped as low as ₹6,355, so today's price is 19% below its usual price.
Category by category
- Performance: the CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch is ahead, 77 against 73.
- Battery: the CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch is ahead, 92 against 80.
- Display: too close to call — 82 against 82.
- Value: the CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch is ahead, 77 against 68.
Scores and prices side by side
| CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch | Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch | |
|---|---|---|
| Best price today | ₹6,499 | ₹6,499 |
| Effective price | ₹6,499 | ₹5,849better |
| Deal score | 85/100better | 25/100 |
| Overall score | 83/100better | 76/100 |
| Performance | 77/100better | 73/100 |
| Battery | 92/100better | 80/100 |
| Display | 82/100 | 82/100 |
| Value | 77/100better | 68/100 |
| Released | — | — |
| Our verdict | Good price | Good price |
Specifications
| Size | 1.43 inch | 1.96 inch |
|---|---|---|
| Panel | AMOLED | AMOLED |
| Sensors | Sleep | Heart Rate Monitor |
| Runtime | Up to 13 days | Up to 168 hours |
| Water | IP68 | 5ATM |
| Calling | Bluetooth calling | — |
| GPS | Built-in GPS | Built-in GPS |
| Model | D399 | wrb-sw-cfpro6max-glossymtl-gmtl_blk |
| Resolution | — | 410 x 502 |
Buy the CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch if…
You get a sharp 1.43-inch AMOLED display that makes reading notifications easy under bright daylight. With a battery that lasts up to 13 days, you spend less time charging. Built-in GPS lets you track outdoor routes without your phone, and Bluetooth calling keeps you connected on the move.
- Buyers who want long battery life to avoid daily charging routines
- Users who need built-in GPS for outdoor run tracking without a phone
- People looking for direct wrist calling on a budget
Good
- The 1.43-inch AMOLED display keeps text and notifications clear under bright sunlight.
- Up to 13 days of battery life means you rarely need to worry about daily charging.
- Built-in GPS lets you accurately track outdoor runs and walks without carrying your phone.
Not so good
- Health tracking features are limited to sleep monitoring without broader advanced sensors.
- IP68 water resistance protects against splashes, but it is not built for deep swimming.
- There are no offline music storage details provided for workouts without a phone.
Buy the Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch if…
It includes a heart rate monitor and 5ATM water resistance for everyday workouts and outdoor use. With a battery life of up to 168 hours, you will not need to charge it every single day, making it a solid daily companion.
- Runners and walkers who want built-in GPS tracking without a phone
- Users who prefer a bright AMOLED display for easy reading in sunlight
- Buyers looking for a durable watch with 5ATM water resistance
Good
- The 1.96-inch AMOLED screen delivers bright and clear visuals outdoors.
- Built-in GPS lets you track outdoor runs and walks without carrying your phone.
- 5ATM water resistance protects the watch from rain and swimming splashes.
Not so good
- It only includes a basic heart rate monitor instead of advanced health tracking sensors.
- At 45 grams, some users might find it slightly heavy for all-night sleep tracking.
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Straight answers
Questions people ask
8 answered here. Tap one to open it — every answer is written out in full, not summarised.
01Which is better, the CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch or the Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch?
The CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch scores higher overall (83/100 against 76/100). Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch does not win a single category outright. Buy it only if ₹650 matters more than everything above.
02Which is cheaper, the CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch or the Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch?
Today the CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch sells for ₹6,499 at Myntra and the Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch for ₹6,499 at Flipkart. They cost the same, so the decision is entirely about which one suits you better. Prices are read from the stores’ own pages and change often — check the store before you buy.
03How were the CMF by Nothing 3 Pro Smartwatch and Noise Pro 6 Max Smartwatch compared?
On each product’s specification sheet and its live prices across Indian stores. The category scores are worked out from the specifications rather than from hands-on testing, and every product page says which.
04How many products can I compare at once?
Two to five. Five is the ceiling because a table any wider stops being readable on a phone, and a comparison of one product is just that product’s page.
05What is the effective price?
The price after the card and bank offers that apply at that store. The listing price is what you are quoted; the effective price is closer to what actually leaves your account, which is why the two are shown separately rather than one replacing the other.
06What does the deal score mean?
It compares today’s price against the prices recorded here for that same product, not against other products. With fewer than fourteen days of recorded prices there is no score at all — a first-day price has nothing to be cheap against, and saying nothing is better than calling it a bargain.
07Why does the cheaper product sometimes lose?
Because the comparison counts what three years of owning each one costs, not only what it costs to buy. A cheaper machine with a shorter warranty, a dearer battery replacement or a worse resale value can finish behind one that costs more today.
08Does the verdict pick one winner?
It names a winner and then says who should buy the other one instead. Most comparisons on this site are between products that suit different people rather than between a good one and a bad one, and a verdict that hides that is not much use.