Best Wearable Health Monitoring Devices Expected in 2025
- Written by: Thryve
- 6 minutes
As we progress through 2025, the landscape of wearable health monitoring devices continues to evolve, offering more sophisticated and user-friendly options for health enthusiasts and medical professionals alike. These devices not only track vital health metrics but also provide actionable insights to improve overall well-being. Below is a curated list of the most anticipated wearable health monitoring devices expected to make a significant impact this year.
1. Huawei Band 10
Officially launched in February 2025, the Huawei Band 10 is a sleek fitness tracker designed with a textured aluminum alloy frame and a 1.47-inch AMOLED display. It offers advanced health monitoring features, including sleep tracking, heart rate variability (HRV) monitoring, and arrhythmia analysis. With 100 workout modes, call and message notifications, and a remote camera shutter function, it ensures a comprehensive user experience. The device boasts a battery life of up to 14 days and supports fast charging. It’s compatible with both iOS and Android devices and is water-resistant up to 5 ATM.
2. Samsung Galaxy Ring
Expanding its wearable ecosystem, Samsung introduced the Galaxy Ring in January 2025. This health-tracking ring now comes in sizes ranging from 5 to 15, ensuring a comfortable fit for all users. The Galaxy Ring integrates seamlessly with the updated Samsung Health app, offering enhanced sleep quality features such as Sleep Environment Report, Bedtime Guide, and Mindfulness Monitor. These tools analyze the user’s environment and provide practical recommendations to improve sleep quality. The Galaxy Ring is set to be available in 53 countries, with 16 new markets added to its distribution network.
3. Oura Ring 4
The Oura Ring 4 continues to gain popularity among users seeking a discreet yet powerful health monitoring device. This sleek ring tracks over 20 biometrics, including heart rate, blood oxygen levels, body temperature, daily movement, stress levels, and sleep quality. Celebrities like Molly-Mae Hague, Jennifer Aniston, Prince Harry, and Kim Kardashian have endorsed its effectiveness. Users have praised its detailed sleep tracking capabilities, which have helped them better understand and manage their sleep patterns. The Oura Ring 4 starts at £349 and requires a £5.99 monthly subscription to access full health data. It’s available for purchase through Oura’s website, John Lewis, and Amazon.
4. Amazfit Active 2
For those seeking a budget-friendly yet feature-rich fitness tracker, the Amazfit Active 2 stands out. It offers heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) tracking, stress assessment, offline maps, and supports 160 different sport modes. The device boasts a battery life of up to 10 days, making it a reliable companion for fitness enthusiasts.
5. Garmin Venu Sq 2
Ideal for casual users, the Garmin Venu Sq 2 offers comprehensive tracking features without the need for a subscription. It monitors steps, calories burned, various sports activities, and provides robust health metrics. Garmin’s reputation for durability and accuracy makes this device a solid choice for those looking to maintain an active lifestyle.
6. Apple Watch Series 10
For iPhone users, the Apple Watch Series 10 remains a top contender in the wearable health monitoring devices market. It offers advanced health features, including sleep apnea detection and alerts for abnormal pulse rates. Its deep integration with the Apple ecosystem ensures a seamless user experience, making it a preferred choice for many.
7. Google Pixel Watch 3
Android users will find the Google Pixel Watch 3 an excellent option. With improved battery life and integration with Google services, it offers a comprehensive health and fitness tracking experience. The watch is designed to provide users with actionable insights to help them maintain a healthy lifestyle.
8. IdentifyHer's Peri
Addressing a niche yet significant market, IdentifyHer introduced Peri at CES 2025. This wearable health monitoring device is specifically designed to track and manage perimenopause symptoms. Worn on the torso, Peri gathers objective data on symptoms and lifestyle factors, providing actionable insights to help women navigate this transitional phase. The device is expected to launch in mid-2025, marking a significant advancement in femtech by focusing on an often overlooked aspect of women’s health.
9. CheckMe Heart Monitor Chest Strap
For users requiring detailed cardiac monitoring, the CheckMe Heart Monitor Chest Strap offers wearable ECG monitoring with up to 15 minutes of recording. It can be worn with a strap or held by hand for on-demand monitoring, making it convenient for home use. The device pairs with smartphones via Bluetooth to display ECG waveforms in real-time using the ViHealth app, allowing users to manage and share their data effectively.
Future-proof your wearable health monitoring devices integrations with Thryve
In conclusion, 2025 promises a diverse array of wearable health monitoring devices, each catering to different needs and preferences. From advanced smartwatches and discreet rings to specialized devices addressing specific health concerns, consumers have more options than ever before to take charge of their health with cutting-edge technology.
At Thryve, we provide seamless integration solutions for wearable health monitoring devices, integrating the most recent launches in the market. With this, Thryve enables healthcare providers, insurers, and researchers to access real-time, high-quality health data, lowering integration and maintenance costs and giving your tech team peace of mind to focus on your core value drivers. Book a demo today to see how Thryve can elevate your health data strategy.
