The CMF Phone 1 feels unique yet familiar, akin to what the Nokia Lumia 525 was for college students. It's aimed at a similar market, offering a hipster vibe, smooth performance, and solid basics. Despite lacking an ultrawide camera, stereo speakers, and the Glyph interface, its modularity is a standout feature. A competition to encourage third-party accessory innovation could boost its appeal. Priced at Rs 15,999, it's positioned to undercut the POCO X6 Pro and OnePlus Nord CE 4 Lite, differentiating it from Nothing's main series. If you value smooth software and a unique design, check it out.
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The CMF Phone 2 Pro isn’t a major upgrade over its predecessor or quite “Pro,” but it’s still solid value under Rs 20,000. You get a vivid display, clean UI, good battery life, and reliable daylight photos. Downsides include lackluster performance gains, a mono speaker, and awkward button placement. For better sound and power, opt for the Realme P3 5G. Prefer long battery life? The Vivo T4x is a way to go.
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