If you're flying into Guangzhou or Hong Kong this month to find a
smartwatch supplier, you're carrying a short list of questions: who actually builds the product, what can they do for my brand, and how fast can they quote. This page answers those straight from the factory.
We're Geyan Technology, a smartwatch and wearable maker based in Shenzhen that has been designing and manufacturing for overseas buyers since 2012. We take both OEM and ODM projects, and most of the buyers we work with first meet us the way you're meeting us now — searching for a manufacturer during a trade fair, then turning that first conversation into samples and real orders.
This guide is written for buyers at the Canton Fair and the Hong Kong Electronics Fair. It walks through the products we supply, the customization we can handle, and the questions worth asking before you commit to a supplier.
What Smartwatch Products Can International Buyers Source in China?
Here's what you can actually order from us today. We keep our catalog to models we produce and support, rather than listing things we can't deliver.
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Health and medical monitoring smartwatches. Heart rate, SpO₂, sleep tracking, step count, calorie burn, blood pressure, and ECG. The TK26Pro is our flagship in this line.
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Business and lifestyle smartwatches. AMOLED screens, Bluetooth calling, call and message alerts, and metal cases for brands that want a more premium look.
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Sports smartwatches. Multi-sport tracking, IP68 waterproofing, built-in GPS, and rugged builds for outdoor and fitness markets.
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Smart bands and other wearables. Including our smart rings, which track heart rate and sleep and connect over Bluetooth.
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Specialized models for specific markets. For example, our Muslim smartwatch and custom Islamic lines, which distributors in the Middle East and Southeast Asia have picked up.
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Ready-made models for wholesale and private label. Take an existing design, add your logo and packaging, and sell it under your own brand.
One note on health features: ECG, SpO₂, blood pressure, and the rest are hardware capabilities on specific models. When you send us your requirements, we'll point you to the units that actually carry the sensor and firmware you need. We don't stretch claims beyond what a device can do.
The TK26Pro as a Flagship Example
If you want a concrete sense of what we build, the TK26Pro is a good place to start. It pairs a 1.43-inch AMOLED touchscreen (466×466) with a Jerry AC7013A7 processor and a set of health sensors: ECG at 512Hz, heart rate and SpO₂, plus non-invasive blood glucose, blood lipid, and uric acid readings. The quick check, which we call the One-Click Mini Physical Exam, gives a read on several body metrics in seconds.
The rest of the spec sheet matters for buyers too. Bluetooth LE 5.2 handles calls and notifications from WeChat, WhatsApp, Instagram, and others. A 380mAh polymer battery charges magnetically, the unit is IP68 waterproof, and the body mixes metal alloy, stainless steel, ABS, and PC with medical-grade conductive glass. It ships in silver and black frame options with leather or steel bands, so one model can already give a distributor two very different looks.
This is where most of our conversations go after the price and MOQ questions. There are two paths, and they're worth keeping separate.
Ready-made models with your branding. You pick an existing model, and we handle the logo on the watch and the packaging. It's the fastest route to market — no new hardware, no long development cycle.
Deep OEM/ODM development. You want a different case, a different watch face, a customized interface, or firmware changes, and we work from there. We can design the hardware and PCB, build a dedicated mobile app and cloud integration, and handle product design, packaging, and brand identity. This path takes longer and needs a proper spec review before we commit.
Customization we commonly do:
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Custom logo on the watch and packaging
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Watch straps, colors, and case materials
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Custom watch faces and interface elements
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Retail packaging designed for online stores or distributor shelves
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SDK, API, and technical integration support, scoped to what each project needs
The honest version: not every option is available on every model, and deep customization always starts with a technical review. That's not us being difficult — it's how we avoid promising something we can't ship on schedule.
Geyan was founded in 2012 and is registered as a national high-tech enterprise in China. That's roughly fifteen years in intelligent electronics, all of it centered on smart wearable devices — research, design, production, sales, and after-sales support.
A few things that set us apart on paper and in practice:
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We helped establish the Smart Wearable Industry Association and the Chip Industry Promotion Association, and we sit on their standing committees. It's a long way of saying we've been inside the industry's technical conversations, not just on the sidelines.
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We own several brands — Jieshilang, Jersa, and xinan — so we understand what a brand owner cares about, because we're one ourselves.
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We run our own R&D team and production facilities, which lets us take both small-batch customization and large-scale OEM orders without passing your project through a middleman.
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Quality control and project coordination stay in-house, and we're set up to communicate directly with overseas buyers through the whole sampling and ordering process.
We try not to lean on words like "premium quality" and "low price" without something behind them. If you arrange a factory visit, you can see the production line, the testing equipment, and the models we're currently shipping. The product is the best reference.
How to Source Smartwatches During Canton Fair or Hong Kong Electronics Fair
You have limited days on the ground, and the two fairs overlap — the Hong Kong Electronics Fair runs October 13–16 and Canton Fair Phase 1 runs October 15–19. So it pays to prepare before you arrive.
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Write down your product requirements first. Target price, features, order quantity, logo needs. Even a rough version helps us shortlist models before you land.
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Compare models, features, and target prices in advance. Know what specs matter to your market before you walk the aisles.
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Use your meeting to confirm MOQ, logo, packaging, and sample availability. These four decide whether a project moves forward.
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Arrange a supplier meeting or factory visit. In Shenzhen, we can host you at our plant; if you can't travel, we'll set up a video walkthrough.
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Follow up on quotes and technical questions after the fair. Trade fairs are noisy — a clear written follow-up with your requirements gets you a cleaner answer than a hallway conversation.
MOQ, Sample Orders and Bulk Smartwatch Pricing
We quote by model and by customization, because there isn't one number that fits everything. Here's the information we'll need from you, and what you'll get back:
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What to provide or ask
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What it covers
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MOQ
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Minimum order per model and per level of customization
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Samples
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Sample cost, lead time, and shipping method
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Logo
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Logo process and any related fees
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Packaging
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Packaging options and minimum order requirements
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Lead time
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Sample and bulk production timing
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Technical support
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Software, protocols, and interface scope
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Who Can Work with Geyan?
Our projects tend to come from a few types of buyers:
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Importers and electronics distributors stocking a range of wearable products
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Consumer electronics brands launching or expanding a smartwatch line
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E-commerce and online store owners who need private label inventory
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Promotional gift suppliers looking for branded tech gifts
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Fitness and wearable technology businesses
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Companies developing their own custom wearable solutions
If you recognize yourself in one of these, we can probably help. If you're not sure whether your project fits, send us the details and we'll tell you straight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Can I find a reliable smartwatch manufacturer during Canton Fair?
Yes, and the fairs are a good place to start shortlisting. Before you travel, prepare your product requirements and screen suppliers by their actual capabilities, not just their booths. Confirm manufacturing capacity, ask about samples, and arrange a follow-up meeting or factory visit after the fair ends.
Q2. Does Geyan offer private label smartwatches for overseas brands?
Yes. We support custom logos, watch straps, colors, case options, watch faces, and packaging for private label projects. Most buyers start with a ready-made model and add their branding, which keeps lead times short. Deep custom work is available too, but it starts with a technical review.
Q3. Can I order ready-made smartwatches with my own logo?
Yes, and it's the fastest path we offer. You select an existing model, we apply your logo to the watch and packaging, and confirm the MOQ and lead time with you. It's a common starting point for e-commerce sellers and distributors.
Q4. What is the MOQ for custom smartwatches?
There isn't a single number. MOQ depends on the model and the level of customization — logo-only work usually has a lower minimum than new case or firmware development. Send us your target product and quantity, and we'll quote the specific MOQ for that combination.
Q5. Can Geyan customize ECG, SpO₂, and heart rate monitoring features?
Those features exist on specific models, and we can adapt what's within their hardware and firmware. ECG, SpO₂, and heart rate support vary by unit, and deeper changes to sensors or algorithms go through a technical assessment first. Tell us which feature you need and for which market.
Q6. Can overseas buyers arrange a factory visit in China?
Yes. If you're in Shenzhen, we can host you at our plant. If your schedule won't allow it, we'll do a video walkthrough of the production line instead. Either way, sending your product requirements ahead of time helps us prepare the right models and people for the visit.
Contact Geyan to Discuss Your Smartwatch Sourcing Project
If you're ready to move, the fastest way to start is to send us four things: the target product, the estimated quantity, any logo or branding needs, and your target price range. From there we'll recommend a ready-made model or outline what a customization project would take.
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