CMF Phone 1 Price in Nepal, Specs, Availability

CMF Phone 1 Price in Nepal, Specs, Availability:,The CMF Phone 1 with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage is priced at NPR 36,299 in Nepal. Nothing’s CMF Phone 1 is an innovative budget phone that gives some solid competition in the budget Android phone category, coming with some impressive features.

Display: 6.67-inch 8-bit OLED, 120Hz Refresh Rate, 240Hz Touch Sampling, HDR10+, 2000 nits (Peak) Brightness

The CMF Phone 1 is fitted with a 6.67-inch OLED display for its class. This OLED is far more appealing in terms of colors, shades, and black depth compared to conventional LCD displays. This leads to an amazing view, particularly when watching videos or playing video games with themes that are majorly dark.

The 120Hz refresh rate ensures smoother scrolling, gaming, and app navigation, reducing motion blur to provide a more fluid experience compared to typical 60Hz displays. Moreover, the 240Hz touch sampling rate enhances the responsiveness of the display, making the touch interactions closer to instant, which is extremely useful in gaming or when the phone is being used for some other fast-movement applications.

The inclusion of HDR10+ means the phone supports high dynamic range content, providing better contrast and more vivid colors when viewing supported media. The peak brightness of 2000 nits is particularly noteworthy, allowing the phone to be easily readable even in direct sunlight. This is one of the higher brightness levels you’ll find in this price segment, ensuring the display remains visible in almost all lighting conditions.

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Resolution

The Full HD+ resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels promises sharp and crystal clear visuals. The pixel density is such that text, images, and videos are clear; it strikes a good balance between resolution and battery efficiency, ensuring you get a satisfying visual experience without consuming too much power.

Rear Camera: Dual Cameras.

The dual-camera arrangement on the back of the CMF Phone 1 is pretty customary for phones in this price bracket, but somehow it manages to deliver an adequate camera experience with a couple of notable features.

50MP Primary Camera (f/1.8)

The 50MP main sensor is an excellent choice to go for in this budget phone, offering a high-resolution camera for detailed shots. The f/1.8 aperture allows decent light catch, critical for low-light performance, though not as good as larger apertures on more premium devices.

The non-inclusion of OIS in no way worsens the sharpness of the 50MP camera shots, which still give high-resolution images in daylight conditions. You may expect good results from everyday photography, landscapes, and portraits in well-lit environments. But under low light conditions, you will probably notice a little noise or less sharpness.

2MP Depth Sensor

The 2MP depth sensor supports portrait mode photography, which aids in creating a more natural bokeh effect to blur the background. While this may not be the most innovative depth sensor, it’s a useful addition that helps create aesthetically pleasing portraits with the subject in sharp focus. It won’t act like premium segment depth sensors, but it gets the job done for casual users.

Front Camera: 16MP

A 16 MP front camera should get the job done for selfie clickers. A camera with an average resolution, the selfies clicked on this device are sharp and clear. The aperture is not mentioned, but would fall into the mid-range category, thereby being able to handle most lighting conditions, but not doing a good job in very low-light conditions clearly, compared with flagship cameras with their big sensors. It has features such as video calling and recording, which probably function well enough for the average social media consumer.

Chipset: MediaTek Dimensity 7300 5G (4nm)

MediaTek Dimensity 7300 powers the CMF Phone 1, a 4nm processor that treads an excellent seam between performance and efficiency. Built on the 4nm process, this chip is extremely power-efficient and gives way to smoother day-to-day performance with even longer battery life.

In terms of performance, Dimensity 7300 sits exactly in the middle: powerful enough to run most tasks like web browsing, social media, light gaming, and media consumption with relatively no lag. It also features 5G connectivity, which is something remarkable in the budget class; what this actually means for users in 5G-enabled areas is faster data speeds where available.

While not as powerful as flagship processors, such as Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 series, the Dimensity 7300 offers a good slug of horsepower for its price and supports an experience comparable to premium mid-range phones. For what it’s worth, in benchmarks, it holds its own against comparable chipsets like the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1.

Operating System: Nothing OS 2.6 Based on Android 14

It runs Nothing OS 2.6 atop Android 14, being a very significant differentiator in the case of the CMF Phone 1. It does sport a really clean and minimalist design that actually is rather stock Android, only with extra options and settings in the shade. It feels easy to work through because it does feature slick animations, which help in defining this aesthetically pleasing visual appearance of this thing.

Key features include cloned apps to run two instances of the same app, Game Mode, and one-handed gestures to easily access notifications. Also, the glyph interface that appeared in Nothing’s premium phones does not make an appearance here, but the core design language and custom features remain consistent. The phone will also receive regular software updates, a key consideration for buyers.

RAM and Storage: 8GB LPDDR4 RAM, 128/256GB UFS 2.2 Storage

The CMF Phone 1 comes with 8GB of LPDDR4 RAM, which is enough to handle multitasking and to keep several apps open at the same time. It’s combined with either 128GB or 256GB of UFS 2.2 storage. The storage is fixed-it can’t be expanded via microSD-but UFS 2.2 storage does offer fast read and write speeds to ensure that apps load in no time, files transfer efficiently, and the overall performance remains snappy.

Battery: 5000mAh, 33W Fast Wired Charging

Inside the CMF Phone 1 sits a large-sized 5000mAh battery to comfortably get through a day’s usage with heavy doses of social media browsing, video streaming, and gaming among other such usages. You can fill the battery fairly quickly via the supported 33W fast wired charging, though it’s sans wireless charging – again, not much of a surprise for the asking price.

Audio: Stereo Speakers

Stereo speakers have, over recent months and quarters, gradually turned out to be something of a common feature in various budget devices, and the CMF Phone 1 isn’t going to differ either. Rich audio, a nice balance between bass and treble-characterize well the sort of output that this device shall pride itself on for media and even video conferencing.

Security: Fingerprint Sensor (Optical In-Display)

In the CMF Phone 1 for security, there is an in-display fingerprint sensor that enables users to unlock the phone fast and securely. Sometimes, optical sensors can be slow, as opposed to ultrasonic ones, and here too, the sensor has been termed as a bit slow, requiring multiple attempts. As a feature in itself, this is a big plus for a budget phone, which enhances security and convenience compared to traditional unlock methods.

IP Rating: IP52-Dust and Splash Resistant. With the IP52 rating, this phone is both dust and splash-resistant, which adds an extra layer of durability. Of course, this is not as water-resistant as higher-end models with higher-rated IPs, like IP68; it does suffice to protect against common splashes and minor dust exposure.

Colors: Black, Green

The colors in which the CMF Phone 1 is available are Black and Green. Both of these are fairly neutral and should be of wide appeal. The design is functional rather than flashy, although some variations in the looks are made possible by the ability to swap the removable back cover for one in a different color.

CMF Phone 1 Price in Nepal and Availability

The CMF Phone 1 is priced in Nepal as follows:

• 8/128GB version: NPR 31,699
• 8/256GB version: NPR 36,299

CMF Phone 1 Specifications

Features	Specification	Rating
General	Android v14	Good
	Thickness	8.2 mm
	Weight	197 g
	Fingerprint Sensor	In Display
Display	Size	6.67 inch
	Type	Super AMOLED LTPS
	Resolution	1080 x 2400 pixels
	Pixel Density	395 ppi
	Peak Brightness	2000 nits
	Typical Brightness	700 nits
	Contrast Ratio	1000000:1
	PWM Frequency	960 Hz
	HDR Support	HDR10+
	Refresh Rate	120 Hz
	Touch Sampling Rate	240 Hz
	Display Type	Punch Hole
Camera	Rear Camera	50 MP + 2 MP Dual
	Video Recording	4K @ 30 fps UHD
	Front Camera	16 MP
Technical	Chipset	Mediatek Dimensity 7300
	Processor	2.5 GHz, Octa Core
	RAM	6 GB + 6 GB Virtual RAM
	Internal Storage	128 GB
	Memory Card	Hybrid, up to 2 TB
Connectivity	Network	4G, 5G, VoLTE
	Bluetooth	v5.3
	Wi-Fi	Yes
	USB Port	USB-C v2.0
Battery	Capacity	5000 mAh
	Charging Speed	33W Fast Charging
	Reverse Charging	5W
Extras	FM Radio	No
	Headphone Jack	No 3.5mm
	Water Resistance	No

Conclusion

The CMF Phone 1 is a pretty feature-packed device for its price, considering design, display, and software. The 6.67-inch OLED screen, 120Hz refresh rate, and 5000mAh battery are quite a standout at this price, while the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 will ensure solid performance for everyday tasks and light gaming. The phone does make some compromises, such as no NFC or wireless charging, but really does bring good value to buyers who need a capable Android phone on a tight budget. Add the Nothing OS and design customization that brings a lot of personality and usability, and it will make the model quite a catch in the budget smartphone segment.