CMF Phone 1 8+128GB - Unlocked smartphone with 50 MP Sony rear camera with Ultra XDR, 6,67" Super AMOLED display and Nothing OS 2.6 - Orange

For the price Amazon have this organogenesis CMF 1 at the moment (£100 ) this is an absolute bargain. Great design and fluid apps - up to date software - android 16 a great all day plus battery life - super camera - check the flower close-up - I don’t think there’s anything out there that’s as high quality and such good value + no chinese bloatware. Everything runs smoothly and definitely as good as a phone costing twice as much. Really impressed.

First of all, the batter life is outstanding. I get 3 days usage out of it, 2 if I am using it more often. A full day if I'm using it for a full day map navigation or watching movies. Screen is great for such a cheap phone. Camera is only okay but I guess they had to cheap out somewhere, but it's not my primary requirement, so for me it's not a bother. UI is lovely, not too full of junky apps or widgets and what is pre installed looks and functions well. Great phone, I'm a convert to nothing/CMS phones.

I bought this phone for my dad and overall I'd say it was a great phone, The screen is Large has a high response rate and is really bright with good colors. The phone has enough power from the processor. The tasks are easy and scrolling is smooth, it has enough RAM and storage that it will last and it has a MicroSD card slot in case you need more storage. The general build is decent although plastic, but I bought a case for it so you don't really realize. It charges quickly although it has no wireless charging and no NFC which is the biggest downside of the phone, apart from that, I would highly recommend if you're looking for a phone on a budget.

Amazing phone, absolutely thrilled with it. Interface is great, speed is great, camera is amazing. Sound quality is really good from the speakers and the display is very high quality and vibrant. Honestly there's nothing I don't like about it. The only reason I don't give 5 stars is that the wrong charger was included in the box and the box was quite shabbily packaged and did not appear brand new.

The internal components used are of much higher than usual quality from this UK-made phone. The camera is excellent. The sound and music output is the highest quality I have ever heard from a portable device, but you will need a USB C DAC to connect to standard jack headphones (only a few quid from Amazon - eg. Nimaso). Battery life is superb with up to 3 full days of normal use on one charge (I don't play games with adverts, but Wordfeud and Spades Royale were part of my tests). Standard latest Android and virtually no bloatware make this easy and intuitive to operate and configure. The screen is bright and clear, and colours are vibrant. Migration from my old phone was painless and easy, using the USB C to USB C cable supplied. It comes with a screen protector fitted but no free case. For £209, this is great VFM.

I'm blown away by this phone and what it costs. I can't think of another phone on the market that costs the current £169 that has 8GB RAM, expandable storage, 120hz Amoled and a 5000MaH battery. This runs the full version of Nothing OS which is a minimalist styled version of Android. It comes with no bloatware to speak of (another first at this price point). The phone runs really quickly, with no noticeable lag. I've had phones cost double this that didn't run as smoothly! The design is a bit like marmite, you'll either love it or hate it. Personally I love it, loads of smartphones look identical these days so I'm glad for something a bit different. However if it's not to your taste just put a case on and enjoy the rest of what the phone has to offer. The 3 notable things this device doesn't have are optical image stabilization, wireless charging and NFC. NFC is the big one that almost stopped me from buying this device, in the UK contactless payments are the norm and it seems a bit of a mistake to have not included this. I would've happily paid another £20 for this device if it had this functionality. Nothing do sell a card holder case which could negate the issue. For me personally I'll just pull out my wallet and use my card, the tradeoff is one I'm willing to accept. Battery life is phenomenal, I actually have 2 of these devices (one for work, and personal). The work one generally just gets used for 2fa the occasional phone call and message, on a full charge it will sit there turned on 24/7 and lasts over a week! The standby drain or lack of is amazing. It will generally only lose 1% overnight. My personal one which I use quite a bit more will easily last 2 days. At the end of the 2nd day I'm generally at about 40-50%. Nothing seem to be committed to regular updates too, in my ownership I've gained access to loads of new apps and functionality. This is a breath of fresh air compared to some other manufacturers. Aside from lacking OIS the camera is surprisingly good (Note I say Camera, singular. The 2nd camera is actually just a depth sensor) and can produce good results in a wide range of environments. It has a form of electronic stabilization that can be turned in the settings and works by slightly cropping the image to keep it steady. If you're into customization this phone is also more allowing of that than other devices. The back cover can be removed easily with the screws and be replaced with something else. The community seems to be growing around this device, I've even seen a 3d printable nerf gun case for this phone! Unless one of the 3 features I've mentioned that are missing are a deal breaker to you, you could certainly do a lot worse than buying one of these.

Great phone

I bought this phone as a backup for my Galaxy Z Fold 5. This could also be great for a main device. It has very good quality, smooth 120hz, the battery is unbelievably good, the phone is fast, and the OS is great. One thing I don't love, is Nothing not being able to give us a gallery app, so you have to use Google photos, and it's not as fast as a normal gallery app. But I didn't buy this phone to take pictures, so for me, it's not really a problem. I'm sure they will come up with a native app soon. It also has no NFC, but as I don't care about that as I barely use it on my main phone, the phone is perfect for what I need. If it's something you'd be using on a daily basis, consider buying another device. I just updated the lock screen and home screen wallpapers so it matches with my personality and I can finally say I LOVE this phone. It's cheap, fun, and very fast. I can't wait to try all the different accessories. People with a 3D printer will have so much fun with it!

Top telefoon

Wg. mnie dobry telefon ze średniej półki, dobrze współpracuje z nawigacją samochodową. Możliwość ustawienia widoku „czystego” androida. Posiada możliwość rozszerzenia pamięci o kartę micro sd. Ekran może trochę za bardzo jaskrawy ale też dobrze widać treść przy dużym oświetleniu. Nie posiada możliwości płatności telefonem co może być wadą dla tych którzy to robią.

Only problematic we had with it was the NFC part. Otherwise it's a good working phone for the money .and it feels way above Samsung a15 in performance

Prosty i funkcjonalny.

He estado usando el CMF Phone 1 8+128GB durante unas semanas, y estoy muy satisfecho con su rendimiento. Aquí están mis impresiones: Cámara: La cámara trasera Sony de 50 MP con tecnología Ultra XDR es fantástica. Las fotos salen muy nítidas, con una excelente reproducción de colores y detalles, incluso en condiciones de poca luz. El modo retrato destaca, logrando un buen enfoque del sujeto y un desenfoque de fondo natural. Los vídeos también son muy estables y tienen una buena resolución. Batería y rendimiento: La duración de la batería es sobresaliente. Con un uso moderado (redes sociales, fotos, y algo de streaming), me dura más de un día sin necesidad de cargarlo. Además, la optimización de batería es excelente, ya que el teléfono sabe cómo gestionar el consumo energético cuando está en reposo o en aplicaciones que no requieren mucha potencia. Para quien busca un smartphone que aguante el día sin problemas, este es una muy buena opción. Rendimiento general: El procesador es rápido y eficiente, manejando aplicaciones pesadas y multitarea sin problemas. Los 8 GB de RAM aseguran una experiencia fluida, sin tirones ni ralentizaciones. El sistema operativo también está bien optimizado, lo que se nota en el tiempo de respuesta y la fluidez de la interfaz. Almacenamiento: Los 128 GB de almacenamiento son más que suficientes para la mayoría de usuarios. Si sueles guardar muchas fotos, vídeos o aplicaciones pesadas, no tendrás que preocuparte por quedarte sin espacio pronto. Pantalla: La pantalla tiene una excelente calidad, con colores vibrantes y buena visibilidad incluso bajo luz solar directa. Aunque no tiene las especificaciones de las pantallas OLED de gama alta, el panel sigue siendo impresionante para su rango de precio. Contras: El único inconveniente que he encontrado es la falta de NFC para realizar pagos con tarjeta. Hoy en día, esta es una función que muchos smartphones de gama media y alta incluyen, por lo que puede ser un factor decisivo para algunos usuarios. También es importante señalar que no tiene una certificación IP formal, así que cuidado con el agua y el polvo. Conclusión: En general, el CMF Phone 1 es un gran teléfono en términos de rendimiento, cámara y duración de batería. Si no te molesta la ausencia de NFC para pagos móviles, es una excelente opción para quienes buscan un smartphone de gran calidad a un precio razonable.