Best Money You Can Spend on Wearable Electronics To Improve Your Health in 2025

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If you geek out on wearable electronics, get ready to feel an excited tingle. Even if you find wearable electronics that could help your health only a bit interesting, some of the devices for 2025 may be worth the investment.

Here’s a look at some of the interesting wearable electronics designed to support your health in the new year and beyond.

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Circular Ring 2

• Price: $380

You’re probably not surprised that wearable electronic rings made this list. After all, they’ve become quite popular as easy-to-use devices to help improve your health.

According to PCMag, one cool device is the Circular Ring 2.

“Promising enhanced AI-enabled smarts and eight days of battery life, the Circular Ring 2 measures your activity and heart health from its position on your finger,” PCMag. “Due to arrive by March, the $380 wearable even has FDA clearance to take an ECG and detect atrial fibrillation (AFib), features that aren’t available on the Oura Ring 4 or the Samsung Galaxy Ring.”

Here’s something else you might appreciate: Ring 2 offers a new app-based way for you to find your size, so no more waiting on a sizing kit or plastic samples.

Ozlo Sleepbuds

• Price: $299

Here’s a device to help you sleep better. The Ozlo Sleepbuds feature squishy silicone tips that fit snugly in the ears and provide comfort while canceling out noise. They scored well in the ZDNET review.

You can stream Bluetooth content and the earbuds pause whatever you have going when you fall asleep. You can also program an alarm to have the device wake you up and not disturb anyone else in bed. You can snag the Sleepbuds now for $299.

Fitbit Charge 6

• Price: $136.99

The Fitbit Charge 6 may be one of the best wearable electronics you can buy to improve your health in 2025 and beyond. WIRED ranked it among the best fitness trackers.

At around $137, this device hits a sweet spot between affordability, attractiveness, accessibility and ease of use, WIRED said. The Charge 6 has integrations from Google to make it even more useful.

Garmin Vivomove Trend

• Price: $270

If you want a hybrid fitness tracker watch from Garmin, this may be the one to select. While you may pay much more for this one than the Fitbit Charge 6, it comes with wireless charging and the Garmin features that many users swear by when it comes to tracking health.

UnaliWear Kanega Watch

• Price: $299

Older adults and their loved ones know the peace of mind that comes with medical alert systems. According to the New York Times, the UnaliWear Kanega Watch is a top choice. For $299, this wearable system offers three ways to get help: button, voice and automatic fall detection.

Subscriptions are also available, with pricing ranging from $79.99 to $799.99.

Polar H9 Heart Rate Sensor

• Price: $56 to $103

If you’re searching for a heart rate monitor, particularly if you’re new to these devices, PCMag suggested the Polar H9. Reviews said it’s an easy-to-use device that’s comfortable and accurate for regular monitoring.

Editor’s note: Pricing is accurate as of Jan. 27, 2025. Prices and availability are subject to change.

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