- 1.91" square colour touchscreen
- Take calls from the wrist
- Heart rate · sleep
A square everyday watch in a polished silver case with a starlight band: a bright 1.91-inch screen, calls on the wrist, a voice assistant, cycle tracking and gentle nudges to drink water and sit up straight.
The Kriutefy P72 is a watch for the busy weekday, the kind where the step count stalls at lunchtime because meetings run back to back. It logs steps, distance and calories on its own and turns those numbers into small, doable prompts rather than a lecture.
Three reminders do the heavy lifting on a desk day:
Each nudge is a chance to stand, stretch or walk to the kitchen. Stack a few of them and the afternoon dip in the step graph starts to fill in. It is an easy habit to build because the watch does the remembering.
The 1.91-inch square screen is bright, rated up to 500 nits, so a glance at the step total works even by a sunny window. The polished silver case and starlight band look closer to jewellery than to a sports band, which means the watch stays on for dinner and keeps counting through the evening.
Sleep monitoring rounds out the day. Wear the P72 overnight and the morning view tells you whether the late emails cost you rest. Pairing a sleep target with a step target is the simplest two-goal routine to start with, and the P72 keeps both in one place.
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| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | Kriutefy P72 |
| Display | 1.91-inch square touchscreen |
| Brightness | Up to 500 nits |
| Calling | Bluetooth 5.3 calls with built-in microphone and speaker |
| Voice assistant | AI voice assistant for reminders and forecasts |
| Activity tracking | Steps, distance, calories |
| Sport modes | 110+ including cycling, yoga, gym and trail running |
| Sleep | Sleep monitoring |
| Women's health | Menstrual cycle tracking with reminders |
| Wellness prompts | Hydration and posture alerts, guided breathing |
| Daily tools | Weather, remote camera, countdown timer, alarm, calendar, music control |
| Water resistance | IP68, rated depth 1.5m |
| GPS | None |
| Operating system | RTOS |
| Storage | 256MB |
| Battery | Lithium-ion |
| Phone support | Android and iOS |
| Colour | Polished silver case, starlight band |
| In the box | P72 watch, band, charging cable, user manual |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Speaking to your wrist sounds like a gimmick until your hands are full. The P72 carries an AI voice assistant, so setting a reminder or checking the forecast happens the moment you think of it, with the phone still in a bag.
That pairs neatly with calling. Bluetooth 5.3 links the watch to the phone, and a built-in microphone and speaker let you take calls from the wrist at home, in the car or on a walk. Short check-ins suit a small wrist speaker best; longer calls are more comfortable on the phone itself.
Daily tools that keep you moving rather than scrolling:
Voice control earns its keep during workouts too. Asking for a timer between sets beats pausing to tap a sweaty screen, and it keeps rest periods honest.
Cycle tracking lives on the watch too. The P72 keeps a private log of your menstrual cycle and sends timely reminders straight to the face, which helps plan harder training days around how you feel.
| Moment | P72 feature |
|---|---|
| Hands full in the kitchen | Voice reminders |
| Walking the dog | Wrist calls over Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Planning the week | Cycle reminders, calendar |
| Mid-workout | Countdown timer, music control |
A voice assistant on a watch relies on the phone connection. Keep Bluetooth on and the phone within normal range, and treat the wrist as the microphone rather than a stand-alone device. The pairing guide covers how to keep that link steady through the day.
Variety keeps a routine alive, and the P72 offers more than 110 sport modes to choose from. Cycling, yoga, gym sessions and trail runs all get their own mode, so the session log shows what you did rather than a generic workout.
Pick three favourites and set them as your weekly rotation. A simple plan might look like this:
The watch records steps, calories and distance for each session. There is no built-in GPS, so distance on outdoor runs comes from the step sensor, and it improves when your stride length is set correctly in the app. Treat the numbers as a trend line rather than a race-timing chip.
The IP68 rating, with a stated depth of 1.5 metres, covers rain, sweat and hand washing. Swimming appears among the sport options, yet a budget IP68 seal is best kept away from hot water, saunas and salty sea swims, so rinse the watch after a sweaty session and let it dry.
The P72 runs a lightweight real-time operating system with 256MB of storage. That keeps the menus quick and the battery working for tracking rather than apps. Kriutefy does not publish a battery figure for it, so plan a regular charging slot, such as while you shower each morning, and the streak never breaks.
For quick wins on setup and menu gestures, the watch manual guide walks through the basics.
Several square 1.91-inch watches share the same screen size, so pick by what the extras add to your routine. Here is how the P72 lines up against two close neighbours.
Go for the P72 when the voice assistant and the wellness prompts are what will change your day. The Matast T60 suits anyone who wants round-the-clock heart rate and a named app with a big face library.
A short pre-order checklist:
Also compare what arrives in the box. The P72 arrives with its band, charger cable and manual, so it is ready to wear on day one; a spare strap in a second colour is the easiest way to give it a sportier look for the gym.
For gifting, the silver-and-starlight finish is the main draw. It looks like a watch before it looks like a tracker, and that tends to keep it on the wrist longer. Longer wear means more complete step and sleep data, and that data is why you own one.
Costs across these budget watches are summed up in the price guide.
Yes. Over Bluetooth 5.3 it uses a built-in microphone and speaker, so you answer on the wrist while the phone stays nearby.
No. It estimates distance with the step sensor, so set your stride length in the app for better figures.
It is rated IP68 with a stated depth of 1.5 metres, enough for rain, sweat and hand washing. Avoid hot water and sea swims.
The watch with a band, its charger cable and a manual, plus a two-year warranty from Kriutefy.