Garmin CIRQA appears early in official app: First look at the screenless tracker
Leaked app data and images reveal the Garmin CIRQA, a screenless fitness tracker positioned as a rival to the Fitbit Air.
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The Garmin CIRQA has appeared early within an official app, confirming the existence of a screenless tracker. Leaked images of the device have surfaced, and backend data indicates the product is priced at $199.99 with eight different SKUs for global pricing.
Coverage from Notebookcheck, Tech Advisor, and the5krunner emphasizes the device's lack of a screen and its competitive positioning against the Fitbit Air. Additionally, Geeky Gadgets reports that leaks suggest the tracker may feature EDA sensors.
Future updates will likely clarify the specific capabilities of the reported EDA sensors and the official release date for the eight global SKUs.
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Quick answers
What is the reported price of the Garmin CIRQA?
According to Garmin's own backend, the device is priced at $199.99.
Does the Garmin CIRQA have a display?
Coverage describes the CIRQA as a screenless tracker.
What specialized sensor might the device include?
Leaks suggest the fitness tracker could feature EDA sensors.
Coverage (5)
- Garmin CIRQA Priced at $199.99 in Garmin’s Own Backend, With Eight SKUs and Global Pricing Garmin Rumors · 2d ago
- Leak Suggests Garmin CIRQA Fitness Tracker Could Feature EDA Sensors Geeky Gadgets · 2d ago
- BREAKING - 2 Garmin CIRQA Images Leaked the5krunner · 2d ago
- Garmin’s Fitbit Air rival confirmed (again) Tech Advisor · 2d ago
- Garmin CIRQA appears early in official app: First look at the screenless tracker Notebookcheck · 2d ago
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