Myntra: CMF Power 65W Charger Listed at ₹2,375 with 'NOTHING12' Extra 12% Off and 10% Bank Offer

Quick facts

Product overview

The CMF Power 65W is the charging brick from Nothing's value sub-brand, CMF. A 65W GaN-class adapter of this type is aimed at people who want one plug that can fast-charge a phone, a tablet and a thin-and-light laptop, rather than carrying a separate charger for each. CMF hardware generally follows the Nothing design language — visible screws, industrial finishes, colour-matched accents — and the Dark Grey unit is the more understated of the colourways.

We were not able to open the Myntra listing for this item. Every attempt to load the product page, including through the shortened link that carried the offer, returned a maintenance error page with no price, no availability state and no product copy. That means the specification list, the box contents, the cable bundle (if any) and the current stock position are all unconfirmed here. Nothing in this article is a hands-on assessment; we have not tested the charger.

Why consider it

If the advertised figures hold, the stack is genuinely aggressive. A ₹2,375 listing reduced by a 12% coupon, then further reduced by a 10% bank instant discount for cardholders on the qualifying network, would land well under the usual asking price for multi-device 65W adapters from established brands. That makes it worth a look — especially for someone already carrying a Nothing or CMF phone who wants matching accessories.

The wider message also listed CMF Watch Pro 2 at ₹4,223, CMF Watch Pro at ₹4,399 and Nothing Ear (Open) at ₹13,199 under the same coupon, which suggests a brand-wide promotion rather than a single mispriced line. We could not confirm any of those prices either.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

This suits a buyer who already wants a 65W multi-device charger and is comfortable checking the final basket price themselves. Because the discount depends on a coupon and a card offer, the number you actually pay is personal to you: add the item, apply NOTHING12, and see what the payment page says before committing. If the coupon has lapsed or your card is not on the eligible list, the deal reverts to an ordinary listing price and the case for buying weakens considerably.

Anyone who needs certainty before clicking, or who is shopping for a charger with a specific certified output profile, should wait until the listing loads properly and the specification can be read.

Final verdict

A plausible and attractive-looking lead, published with an honest limitation: we could not read the merchant page, so the price, the coupon and the availability are all advertised claims rather than confirmed facts. If the listing loads for you and the coupon applies, the advertised ₹2,375 before extra discounts is a fair-to-good level for a 65W CMF adapter. Verify at the destination first, and do not assume the stacked figure until you see it in your own cart.