CMF Watch Pro 2 Battery Life Test: Find Out How Long The Nothing Watch 2 Lasts?
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this video, we put the CMF Watch Pro 2's battery to the ultimate test! Curious about how long the battery really lasts on the Nothing Watch Pro 2? We’ve got you covered. From everyday usage to intense scenarios, we’ll show you the CMF Watch Pro 2 battery life in real-world conditions. Plus, we’ll discuss any potential battery life issues you might face with the CMF Watch Pro 2. Whether you’re thinking of buying or just want to know more, this video breaks down everything in simple terms, so you can easily understand how well the battery performs. Watch now to find out if the CMF Watch Pro 2’s battery meets your expectations!
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3. Up to 11 days of battery life under typical usage. Typical usage scenarios: 288 heart-rate detections per day (5 min/time), 100 times of lighting up the screen, 10 incoming call notifications (incoming for 10 seconds before being tapped away), 200 message notifications, 3 alarms, 24 data updates, 18min/day of screen-off exercises, 0.71min/day of screen-on exercises, 5 minutes of free operation, standard daily use of GPS (search 5 min/week, tracking 120 min/week), Bluetooth calling (30 min/week). All data comes from the Nothing Laboratory. Actual usage may vary due to product differences, user habits, environment and other factors. Up to 9 days of battery life under heavy usage. Heavy usage scenarios: 24-hour heart rate detection, 200 times of lighting up the screen, 6 times of manually triggering the blood oxygen/heart-rate monitor, 30 incoming calls (incoming for 10 seconds before being tapped away), 300 message notifications, 3 separate alarms, 4 sedentary reminder notifications, 8 water reminders, 20 times of photo control, 18 minutes/day of screen-off exercises, 0.71 minutes/day of screen on exercises, 24 data updates, standard daily use of GPS (searching 5 min/week, tracking 120 min/week), Bluetooth calling (30 min/week). All data comes from the Nothing Laboratory. Actual usage may vary due to product differences, user habits, environment and other factors.
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I have the watch bought it recently, it’s brand new and i charge it every day, at 10 pm i find it about 35%
Brother . What is your wrist size. ? I have 8 inches of wrist. Is it suitable?
my wrist size is 7-8 inches. yeah, it is suitable.
i charge mine every 3-4days im always connected on bluetooth if you are not connected to bluetooth and turn off all the health monitoring maybe it will last 11days
11 days are only for marketing, it is not a reality
Bhai kitni video bnayega ek watch pr 🙄
bro what is the wattage of charger should be used
@@vinaayak.n570 20 W or 25 W
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i dont have idea about it. i am trying to cover everything.
You only have 5 comments even for that u can't reply
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