Sudugo P66E Smartwatch Review

Sudugo P66E Smartwatch Review
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Currently priced at £39.99, this new watch from Sudugo has quite a lot to offer for not much money. My normal smartwatch is from Amazfit and cost around £150, this one is not quite up to that standard, but it has all the core features and more, plus a bright and attractive screen and I would be happy to use it as my regular watch should the Amazfit pack in.

In the box you get the watch itself, two straps (one prefitted), a USB charging cable, and a user guide. Build quality seems fine for the price, this is no iPhone but it certainly does not feel cheap and nasty.

The 1.85-inch touchscreen is bright, clear, responsive and easy to use. Navigation on the IP68 water-resistant watch is easy enough because there are not too many screens, and all the screens are well designed, easy to see and actually serve a purpose. Unlike many budget phones, this one has a proper touch screen not just a tiny button below the watch face. There is a single non-rotating watch button on the side. It comes with a magnetic USB charging cable with a custom charging interface, so take care not to lose it.

The key features are here: time, steps, distance, 24/7 pulse, Sp02, sleep, music control, app notifications, music and camera control plus plenty more such as weather forecast, sedentary reminder, stopwatch, alarm clock, timer, track female cycle, brightness, find phone, etc. Unlike many budget phones, it does not purport to offer blood pressure tracking, but that is no great loss as I have not yet tried a single watch on which it works. The watch has five watch faces pre-installed with many more available through the Gloryfit app. You can also install custom watch faces and although this does work and again is quick and easy to do, the designs are a bit limited. You can use a photo from you your phone, cropped to size with your choice of text colour and background. It does seem that you can only install one custom watch face with the last being overwritten when a new one is installed, which is a pity.

The watch can make and receive phone calls via a Bluetooth connection to your phone using the loud speaker and mic on the watch. Calls are quick and easy and unlike even with some high end rivals, are not too stressful to make. An editable phonebook and phone logs are copied to the phone from the app and when making calls you can use the phonebook, numbers from the call log or a tiny but usable keypad.

The Gloryfit app used by the watch is nice and simple, easy to navigate and not too complicated, although it does favour tiny grey text on a white background which my old eyes find hard to read. It works well for health tracking and for sports activity and uses the phone’s GPS to get mapping details which are displayed for each activity along with heart rate, speed, altitude and other metrics. It has no less than 112 different sports modes but I suspect they may not be much difference between them. Sleep tracking is OK and seems accurate enough but is less detailed compared to the more expensive rivals. The app connects to Google Fit to export health and sports data.

Now this is no Apple watch. It lacks some high-end features, with others simpler and less developed. But what it does do, it does well with a clean and simple user interface topped off by an excellent screen. This watch is available now discounted to less than £40 and for that price, it is a pretty good buy.

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