If you’re after a smartwatch that looks good, tracks your health, and doesn’t cost a fortune, this list is for you.
Here are five of the best smartwatches under RM1,000 in 2025, plus one bonus pick worth checking out.
Apple Watch SE 3 (40 mm)
The Apple Watch SE 3 technically starts at RM1,049, but with promos or sales, you can usually find it under RM1,000; and for iPhone users, it’s still the best deal around.
It runs on Apple‘s newer S10 chip with watchOS 26, so everything feels quick and responsive. You get the essentials like heart rate monitoring, crash detection, sleep tracking, and even wrist temperature and ovulation tracking.
Battery life lasts about a day, which is typical for Apple Watches, but you do get that smooth, refined experience that’s hard to match at this price.
Xiaomi Watch S4 (41 mm)
Starting from RM549, the Xiaomi Watch S4 offers a lot for the money.
It has a stainless-steel frame, a 1.32-inch AMOLED display with 60 Hz refresh, and peak brightness up to 1,500 nits. There’s dual-band GPS, SpO₂ and skin-temperature tracking, Bluetooth calling, and more than 150 sports modes. Battery life goes up to eight days on light use.
If you’re on Android and want something stylish and reliable without paying too much, this is a solid choice.
Huawei Watch GT 6 (41 mm)
If battery life is your main concern, the Huawei Watch GT 6 is worth a look. It’s RM999 for the 41 mm version, which has a slimmer build that fits smaller wrists nicely.
You still get plenty of endurance with up to 14 days on light use, and a 1.32-inch AMOLED display that’s clear outdoors. There’s dual-band GPS, heart rate and SpO₂ tracking, skin-temperature and sleep monitoring, all running on HarmonyOS 4.2. It’s durable too, with IP69 and 5 ATM water resistance.
If you want something elegant that still handles workouts and travel easily, this one makes sense.
Vivo Watch GT
The Vivo Watch GT goes for around RM499 and keeps things simple.
It’s lightweight with a 1.85-inch AMOLED display, built-in GPS, heart-rate and SpO₂ tracking, and more than 100 sports modes. Battery life can stretch up to 21 days in power-saving mode, or about 10 days with regular use.
It runs on Vivo’s BlueOS, which looks straightforward to use, and even includes niche modes like badminton and pickleball.
If you just want a fuss-free watch that covers the basics well, this is it.
CMF Watch 3 Pro
At RM419, the CMF Watch 3 Pro by Nothing gives you more features than you’d expect at this price.
It’s got a 1.43-inch AMOLED screen, dual-band GPS, Bluetooth calling, and ChatGPT integration, so you can ask quick questions or set reminders with voice commands. Battery life goes up to 13 days, and you get 130+ sports modes, auto workout detection, and full health tracking.
For the price, it’s a smart, capable pick that easily fits into both work and workout life.
Bonus: Amazfit Active 2
The Amazfit Active 2 sits around RM499 and focuses on a balance between fitness, battery life, and price.
It has a 1.32-inch AMOLED display, BioTracker 6.0 sensor for your health and fitness tracking, 160+ sports modes, GPS with offline maps, and up to 10 days of battery life.
It’s a dependable all-rounder for anyone who wants long battery life and accurate tracking without paying a hefty price.
Bottom Line
So those are our picks for the best smartwatches under RM1,000 this year.
If you’re on an iPhone, go for the Apple Watch SE 3. For Android, the Xiaomi Watch S4 or Vivo Watch GT are great options. If you want endurance, the Huawei GT 6 has you covered. Budget but feature-packed, that’s the CMF Watch 3 Pro. And if you want something balanced, the Amazfit Active 2.
Which one would you wear daily? Let us know in the comments.
