Top 5 Smartwatches for Fitness in 2025 | Best Health & Sports Wearables

Top 5 Smartwatches for Fitness in 2025 | Best Health & Sports Wearables

Top 5 Smartwatches for Fitness & Health in 2025 (Buyer’s Guide)

Looking for the best smartwatch for fitness and health in 2025? We hand-picked five models from Panda GooGoo that cover AMOLED displays, Bluetooth calling, ECG, non-invasive blood glucose, women’s designs and even budget-friendly NFC smartwatches. Compare their key features and pick the right one for your workouts, daily health tracking, and style.

Quick Picks

1) KM29 Smartwatch — 1.43″ AMOLED, Waterproof, Bluetooth Calling

The KM29 is our best overall fitness smartwatch thanks to its crisp 1.43″ AMOLED round display, sleek build, and all-day health tracking. Ideal for everyday training and office-to-gym style.

  • 1.43″ AMOLED round screen for vivid metrics outdoors
  • Bluetooth calling + message notifications
  • Waterproof for daily wear and workouts
  • 24/7 health tracking: heart rate, SpO₂, sleep, steps

Best for: users who want a premium-looking AMOLED fitness smartwatch under $60.

Shop KM29 ($59.62)

2) ET585 ECG Smartwatch — ECG + NFC + Emergency Call

If heart-centric features are top priority, the ET585 brings ECG monitoring plus NFC and Emergency Call in one watch, alongside glucose, blood pressure and SpO₂ tracking.

  • On-wrist ECG check for heart rhythm insights
  • NFC for door access / compatible utilities (region-dependent)
  • Emergency call shortcut for quick help
  • Glucose trend*, blood pressure, SpO₂, sleep & fitness modes

Best for: users who want an ECG smartwatch with NFC and comprehensive health metrics.

Shop ET585 (from $52.00)

3) ET580 Smartwatch — Non-Invasive Glucose + Body Temperature & Body Fat

For broad wellness tracking, the ET580 adds non-invasive blood glucose trend, body temperature and body fat indicators on top of the usual heart rate and blood pressure.

  • Non-invasive glucose trend*, body temp & body fat metrics
  • Blood pressure & heart rate monitoring
  • Bluetooth calling and multi-sport tracking
  • Daily health dashboard to view trends over time

Best for: users seeking a wellness-focused smartwatch with expanded body metrics.

Shop ET580 (from $55.00)

4) Y11 Elegant Smartwatch for Women — AMOLED Round + Bluetooth Call

The Y11 blends a slim, elegant round design with an AMOLED display and Bluetooth calling—perfect for smaller wrists without sacrificing fitness and health features.

  • Stylish round case & AMOLED screen
  • Bluetooth calling & notifications
  • Heart rate, SpO₂, sleep and activity tracking
  • Multiple watch faces to match outfits

Best for: anyone wanting a women’s smartwatch that’s both chic and capable.

Shop Y11 ($45.69)

5) S9 Watch 9TX Max — Budget NFC Smartwatch with Bluetooth Calling

At just $27.58, the S9 packs surprising value: NFC, Bluetooth calling, and core health metrics including heart rate, blood pressure and SpO₂—great as a starter or backup watch.

  • NFC convenience (usage varies by region/app)
  • Bluetooth calling + smart notifications
  • Heart rate, blood pressure, SpO₂ & sleep
  • Daily-waterproof build for workouts and commuting

Best for: value seekers who want an affordable smartwatch with NFC.

Shop S9 ($27.58)

How to Choose the Right Smartwatch

  1. Display & design: AMOLED for vivid outdoor visibility (KM29, Y11).
  2. Core health vs. advanced: ECG/NFC (ET585) or body temp/glucose trend (ET580).
  3. Calls & NFC: Need Bluetooth calling on all picks; NFC on ET585/S9.
  4. Budget: Under $30? Pick S9. Under $60 with AMOLED? Pick KM29.
  5. Wrist size & style: Prefer a slimmer, elegant look? Go Y11.

FAQ

Are these smartwatches waterproof?

Most models offer daily-use waterproofing (hand-washing, rain). For swimming/diving, check each product’s rating and guidance.

Can I make calls from the watch?

Yes. All five models here support Bluetooth calling when paired with your phone.

Do the glucose features replace medical devices?

No. Non-invasive glucose features provide trends and wellness insights only and are not intended for diagnosis or treatment. Always follow your healthcare provider’s advice.

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