Soudorv Smart Watch for Men and Women: 1.57" HD Fitness Tracker with Calls, 110+ Sports Modes and IP68
Product description
What it is
The Soudorv Smart Watch is a 1.57" HD wearable designed to track daily activity and support hands-free calling. It pairs with Android and iOS devices via Bluetooth 5.3 and offers a built-in mic and speaker for making and answering calls directly from the watch. It also delivers message alerts from popular apps and SMS when notifications are enabled in the companion app.
How it helps you stay active
With 110+ sports modes, the watch automatically records steps, distance and calories burned, providing a straightforward way to monitor progress across a range of activities—from running and cycling to racquet sports. The IP68 rating adds a level of splash and rain resistance, making it suitable for outdoor workouts and gym sessions in typical UK weather. Note that it isn’t designed for swimming, hot showers or saunas.
Health and sleep insights
A continuous heart‑rate sensor tracks your heart rate throughout the day, while sleep monitoring distinguishes deep and light sleep patterns and syncs results to the FitCloudPro app. There’s also a menstrual cycle feature for women to help manage cycles. As with most smart health devices, all health data is for reference and not a medical diagnosis.
Display, comfort and style
The 1.57" touch screen offers a readable 200×320 resolution and remains legible in bright light. The lightweight design, with a 38g body and a soft silicone strap, is meant for all‑day wear. Over 100 watch faces are available in the app, plus the option to upload a custom background for a personalised look.
Battery life and everyday use
With typical use, you can expect around 5–7 days from a full charge of about 2 hours. Battery life will vary with features active and screen brightness. Beyond fitness tracking, practical features include alarm, stopwatch, timer, calculator, music control, weather, sedentary reminders and camera control.
What to check before you buy
If you rely on calls or messages while exercising, confirm you’re comfortable with Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity and the need to manage notifications via the FitCloudPro app. Consider whether 1.57" is the right balance of readability and compact wearability for your wrist. Also reckon with the IP68 rating: it protects against rain and splashes but isn’t suited to swimming.
How it compares to other approaches
Compared with basic activity bands, this watch adds direct calling and message alerts, which can reduce phone checks during activities. If you prioritise swimming or higher water resistance, a device rated for immersion might be a better fit. For purely fitness tracking with longer battery life, a simpler model could offer better value but without the hands‑free communication features.
What you’ll notice in day‑to‑day use
You’ll get instant call and message snippets on your wrist, quick access to music controls, and a straightforward activity log that highlights steps and calories. A practical case: you’re out for a run and your phone is in your gym bag, you can answer a call or glance at a notification without stopping.
Is it worth it?
Should you buy it? It makes sense if you want a touchscreen wearable with calling and notifications as part of your daily routine, plus broad sport tracking and a sensible price point. It may not be the best choice if you need swimming depth, ultra‑long battery life, or the most premium smartwatch experience. If you prioritise a lightweight, everyday activity tracker with hands‑free communication, this model is worth considering.
FAQ
- How does the call function work? It uses Bluetooth 5.3 with a built‑in mic and speaker to make and answer calls directly from the watch.
- Can I swim with it? The device is IP68 rated but not designed for swimming, water resistance covers rain and splashes, not immersion.
- What about health data accuracy? The heart rate and sleep data are for reference and should not be treated as medical advice, consistency over time provides more useful trends.
Final notes
If you want a compact smartwatch that handles calls, daily activity tracking and a broad set of fitness modes without a premium price tag, this Soudorv model could be a pragmatic fit. Consider how often you’ll use calling features and whether the sleep and cycle tracking align with what you need from a wearable.