
It's not often that I get excited at the prospect of reviewing a budget phone. Of course, it's important to have affordable options, but they're usually about as boring and anonymous as they come. At this end of the pricing spectrum, brands typically aim to appeal to as wide an audience as possible, and that means taking very few risks.
The CMF Phone 2 Pro, however, is the polar opposite of most budget-oriented handsets. It has a quirky modular design with bolt-on accessories, along with Nothing's hyper-stylised software. It's a very fun and exciting phone, and it comes at a wallet-friendly price of just over £200.