Sipping into the Future: Smart Water Bottle Market Projects 10.9% CAGR by 2033

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The rapid development in sensor technology has enabled the fitness and health industry to grow at an impressive pace.

In 2022, the global smart water bottle market approached a value of UD$ 31,229.9 million, with a projected increase to USD 34,384.1 million by 2033. The growing preference among sports enthusiasts for tools enhancing their workout experiences is fueling the demand for interactive vessels, thereby propelling market growth. Forecasts suggest that by 2033, the market could generate an impressive USD 96,755 million, exhibiting a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 10.9% from 2023 onwards. This surge underscores the rising trend of integrating technology into fitness routines, driving innovation and expansion within the smart water bottle industry.

Most smart water bottles are equipped with the software that allows connecting to a mobile application. A smartphone app can often track an individual’s basic water consumption. One of the ways to keep motivated is being able to monitor daily progress and calculate how much more should be consumed in order for them reach their water intake target.

An increase in per-capita IT spending and a rise in health concerns have both played an important role to the people’s perception of smart water bottles.

The market for intelligent water bottles will continue to grow as more people realize the importance of hydration. Based on consumer demand, several of the leaders in smart bottle production are developing various versions of high-tech water bottles.

It gives a closer reflection of the daily water consumption. This feature may be very important for younger generations who are active in activities like running, going to the gym and playing sport.

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For instance, the Apple-compatible Thermos linked hydration bottle with smart top comes with a smartphone app that includes an activity tracker and hydration goal settings. You may track many things with this device in addition to tracking general fitness because it is compatible with Fitbit accounts. The Smart Lid can monitor and track beverage intake in addition to giving instantaneous temperature measurements of the bottle’s contents. Additionally incorporated is Bluetooth connectivity with a 75-foot range.

Key Takeaways From The Smart Water Bottle Market Study

  • Based on type, smart water bottles manufactured using polymers will be in high demand
  • In terms of price range, sales in the US$40-US$60 segment is expected to grow at a rapid pace.
  • In terms of sales channel, consumers will continue preferring indirect channels such as hypermarkets/ supermarkets, multi-brand stores, and others.
  • The U.S. will continue pushing sales of smart water bottles in North America.
  • China will emerge as a hub of smart bottle production within East Asia.

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Who is Winning?

Leading manufacturers of smart water bottle are focusing on aggressive promotional strategies, advertisements, and new product launches to drive sales of smart water bottle globally.

Some of the companies operating in the smart water bottle market are

  • Caktus, Inc.
  • Ecomo
  • Groking Lab, Ltd.
  • Hidrate, Inc.
  • Open-2
  • Moikit
  • Thermos LLC.
  • Trago, Inc.
  • Hydra Coach, Inc.
  • Lifefuels, Inc.
  • among others.

Smart Water Bottle Market By Category By Type:

  • Metal
  • Polymer
  • Others

By Price Range:

  • Below US$ 20
  • US$ 20- US$ 40
  • US$ 40- US$ 60
  • Above US$ 60

By Sales Channel:

  • Direct
  • Indirect
    • Supermarkets/ Hypermarkets
    • Multi-Brand Stores
    • Specialty Stores
    • Independent Small Stores
    • Online Retailers
    • Other Sales Channel

By Region:

  • North America
  • Latin America
  • Europe
  • East Asia
  • South Asia
  • Oceania
  • Middle East and Africa (MEA)
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