Nothing is reportedly planning to introduce its first self-branded smartwatch. Leaker Yogesh Brar indicates a September launch for the device. This product would expand Nothing's hardware portfolio beyond smartphones and audio devices.
The rumored smartwatch is expected to be priced under $300 USD. Initial availability will be in limited markets. The design is anticipated to align with Nothing's established aesthetic, characterized by transparent elements and unique visual cues.
This upcoming smartwatch is a direct Nothing product, differentiating it from the two smartwatches previously released under Nothing's CMF sub-brand. The CMF watches were budget-focused, priced well under $100, and ran a lightweight RTOS. The higher price point of the rumored Nothing smartwatch suggests it could feature more advanced capabilities, potentially including Google's Wear OS.
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Nothing is reportedly preparing to launch its first self-branded smartwatch in September, priced under $300. This marks Nothing's direct entry into the smartwatch market, distinct from its CMF sub-brand's budget offerings.