Wearables

AlphaGear sells rugged and adventure smartwatches, watches for women, watch bands and other accessories, and everyday gear through its online store. The watches are marketed to American men, outdoor enthusiasts, hunters and workers, with bundle offers and gift packages also available.

Amazfit sells smartwatches and related accessories through its online store.

Carbinox Co. sells smartwatches, smartwatch bands and accessories, along with a few other items such as wallets and backpacks. Its smartwatches are marketed for iPhone and Android users, including men and women.

Circular sells the Circular Ring 2, a smart ring worn on the finger that measures ECG and heart rhythm (including AFib detection), sleep, activity, stress and recovery, and presents the readings in plain language. It also sells accessories such as a charger, cable, sizing kit, insurance and gift cards.

Cosmo Technologies sells the JrTrack line of GPS smart watches for kids, which offer calling and location tracking, along with bands, chargers, accessories and bundles. Parents manage the watches through the Mission Control app and a parent portal.

CUDIS sells the CUDIS Ring, a smart ring that tracks health metrics such as sleep, recovery, and wellness and provides AI-generated insights, with a stated focus on data privacy.

Fire-Boltt sells smartwatches, smart audio devices such as in-ear earbuds and open-wear stereo products, smart glasses including audio and camera AI glasses, and accessories like watch straps, for men and women in India. It sells through its online store.

Gabb sells cell phones and smartwatches for kids and teens, including the Gabb Phone 4 and Gabb Watch 3/3e, along with accessories and apps such as Gabb Messenger and Gabb Music. The phones are marketed as having no internet or social media.

Gard Pro is a Dutch online shop selling smartwatches and accessories, including the Gard Pro Ultra 3 smartwatch.

Hard Hat Aus sells smart watches and accessories such as straps, screen protectors, a water bottle and a lunch cooler through an online store in Australia. The watches are marketed for active lifestyles and demanding jobs, including outdoor and off-grid work such as logging.

Hume Health sells its own body-composition smart scale (the Hume Pod or Body Pod) and the Hume Band 2.0 wearable health tracker, along with a companion app and an optional premium membership with coaching. The products are for consumers tracking weight, health and fitness, including athletes and trainers.

Lemon Straps sells jewelry-style Apple Watch bands, including 18k gold-plated stainless steel, leather, silicone and nylon straps, along with bracelets, cases and accessories. Its products are designed primarily for women.

MemoMind sells MemoMind One, AI smart glasses without a camera that have a dual-eye display, real-time translation, AI summaries, open-ear audio, prescription lens support and a battery rated for all-day use. It also offers a clip-on sunglasses accessory.

Muse sells EEG brain-sensing headbands (Muse 2 and Muse S Athena) that give real-time neurofeedback for meditation and sleep, along with accessories and a Muse Premium app subscription. The products are aimed at people looking to improve sleep, focus, stress management, and meditation practice.

Oura sells the Oura Ring, a smart ring that tracks sleep, fitness, and stress and provides health insights to wearers. The site also has a section for organizations, and the ring is listed as HSA/FSA eligible.

PANTHER is a design-led consumer electronics brand selling the Panther Eclipse, a screen-free health and fitness wearable with app-based wellness insights, haptics, interchangeable bands, and premium watch-like materials.

Pavlok sells wearable devices that deliver a mild electric stimulus to help users reduce cravings and break habits such as smoking, nail biting, procrastinating, and eating sugar. Its catalog includes Pavlok 2 and Pavlok 3 wearables, ShockClock alarm devices, a ring, and accessories.

RingConn sells smart rings that monitor sleep, health metrics, and activity, along with accessories such as charging cases, replacement rings, and gift cards. The rings are paired with an app that tracks the collected data.

Spade & Co is an American brand that sells smartwatches for health, fitness and daily life, which track heart rate, sleep and activity. Its catalog also includes replacement bands and accessories for its smartwatch models, wireless earbuds accessories and a smart scale.

StahlGear is a German online shop that sells smartwatches for men, marketed as durable for use on construction sites, during sports and in everyday life.

Valante is a Dutch online shop (valante.nl) that, according to its site description, sells smartwatches to consumers.

WHOOP sells a fitness and health wearable that continuously monitors health data such as sleep, strain, and recovery. It provides personalized insights intended to help users improve performance and build healthier habits.

Withings sells connected health devices under its own brand, including smart scales, health-tracking smartwatches (ScanWatch), and blood pressure monitors. It also offers other devices such as a sleep tracker, urine testing devices, and a glucose monitor, and has a section for health professionals.