Smartwatches have quickly become a must-have gadget, blending style and function. With so many brands competing to offer the best features, picking the right one can be tricky—especially when you're on a budget.
Enter the Udifine Watch Power, a smartwatch that offers premium features at a reasonable price. While Udifine might not be the most famous name, some of its models are available locally and have made a good impression. The brand, founded in Shanghai in 2014, is part of Xiaomi’s ecosystem and is backed by big investors like Shunwei and IDG Capital.
Price and availability
Priced between $82 and $85 (roughly Tk9,000–10,000), this smartwatch delivers great value. Although it's not available locally, you can easily order it online from their official website: udfinefit.com. After a month of use, I would recommend it to anyone at this price point.
What’s in the box
The watch comes with a magnetic charging cable, a screen protector, and two different straps—one made of PU leather for a formal look and another made of silicone rubber for a sportier vibe. Both straps are comfortable and versatile.
But is this watch worth your attention? Let’s take a closer look.
Design and build: Sleek and stylish
The first thing you’ll notice about the Udifine Watch Power is its classy design. The 45mm round dial has a smooth metal finish with a comfortable polycarbonate back. The curved glass over its 1.43-inch Amoled display adds a touch of elegance, making it suitable for both casual and formal settings.
At 20mm wide, the silicone strap fits well with the overall design, though it’s a bit smaller than the usual 22mm straps you see in this price range. The watch also comes with an IP68 rating, so it’s water-resistant—ideal for swimming or showering. However, I wouldn’t recommend wearing it underwater for long periods.
Display and user interface
The 1.43-inch AMOLED display (466x466 pixels) offers rich colors and smooth animations, making it a pleasure to use. It’s responsive to touch, with no noticeable lag. You can even customize the watch faces through the VeryFit app, though in Always-On Display (AOD) mode, you’re limited to just four designs.
The "raise to wake" feature works perfectly, and I particularly like the "cover to sleep" option—just cover the screen with your hand, and it turns off instantly.
Fitness and tracking: Packed with features
For fitness enthusiasts, this smartwatch is a dream. It offers multiple sports modes, heart rate monitoring, SpO2 support, and even stress management. The GPS, backed by five satellites, ensures precise tracking for runners and outdoor enthusiasts.
Other handy features include a barometer, altimeter, and compass. The heart rate sensor is fairly accurate, while the SpO2 sensor is slightly less precise but still usable. It also has a built-in speaker for phone calls, although the sound quality could be better.
The VeryFit app makes it easy to track your fitness progress, and Alexa integration allows for hands-free commands—although it doesn’t support Bengali for notifications, which might be a drawback for some.
Battery life and connectivity
The Udifine Watch Power excels in battery life, lasting up to 6–7 days with heavy use and almost two weeks with moderate usage (such as disabling GPS and AOD). Charging takes about two hours. The watch connects easily via Bluetooth 5.3, syncing smoothly with both iOS and Android devices.
Verdict
For its price, the Udifine Watch Power offers excellent value. With advanced fitness tracking, a sleek design, and solid battery life, it’s a great option for anyone looking for a budget-friendly smartwatch. While other options like the CMF Watch Pro 2 or Kospet Tank T3 Ultra are also worth considering, the Udifine Watch Power holds its own with a superior display and overall user experience.
If it were priced under Tk8,000, it would be even more attractive. However, at its current price, it's still a fantastic deal. If you’re in the market for a versatile smartwatch that strikes a balance between form and function, the Udifine Watch Power is definitely worth considering.