The Global Wrist Wear Device Market Grew by 10.5% Year-on-Year in the First Quarter of 2025

Global wrist wearable device shipments grew ​​10.5% YoY​​ to ​​45.57 million units​​ in Q1 2025, driven by ​​China’s 37.6% surge​​ (17.62M units) from national stimulus, while other regions saw steady recovery amid easing trade tensions, per IDC data.

​​Smartwatches​​ (80% of shipments) rose ​​4.8% globally​​ (34.81M units), with ​​China outpacing at 25.3%​​ (11.4M units). ​​Bands​​ jumped ​​34% worldwide​​ (10.76M units), led by ​​China’s 67.9% spike​​ (6.21M units), reflecting demand for budget health-tracking options.

The divergence highlights ​​China’s dominance​​ in volume growth, though ​​non-China markets​​ (US, Europe, LatAm) showed healthier margins with premium smartwatch adoption. Analysts warn of ​​oversupply risks​​ in China’s band segment post-stimulus

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