Damien Wilde / Android Authority
Summary
- Tipster Yogesh Brar indicates that Nothing is set to launch its inaugural smartwatch.
- The device is expected to be unveiled in September priced below $300.
- This smartwatch will showcase Nothing’s unique transparent design and will be available in select markets initially.
Nothing is reportedly on the brink of joining the smartwatch market. According to insider Yogesh Brar, the company is in the process of creating its first smartwatch, with a launch anticipated for September. This device will feature Nothing’s signature design aesthetic, be priced under $300, and will initially roll out in select regions.
Although Nothing has previously sold smartwatches under its CMF brand, it has not yet introduced one under its primary branding.
In the previous year, they launched the CMF Watch 3 Pro, a budget-friendly device priced at $79. This smartwatch features a 1.43-inch AMOLED display, built-in GPS, Bluetooth calling, health and fitness tracking, and the ability for multi-day battery use, although it does not match the capabilities of a full smartwatch.
A device priced under $300 positions Nothing competitively alongside offerings like the OnePlus Watch 4, suggesting that the company may target a more upscale product with this new launch. However, it remains uncertain whether this upcoming smartwatch will operate on Wear OS or a proprietary Real-Time Operating System (RTOS), akin to its CMF model.
Brar has promised to provide further updates soon, but, as is customary, we must await formal verification before accepting these assertions as accurate.
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