Garmin’s Cirqa: The Screen-Free Fitness Band with a 10-Day Battery

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Garmin unveiled Cirqa Smart Band, its first screenless wearable, aimed at Whoop and Fitbit Air rivals. Priced at $200, it lasts about 10 days, can be worn on the wrist or as an armband, and uses a single side button to switch activities. It auto-tracks 80+ activities alongside steps, sleep, and calories, and streams data to the Garmin Connect app where you can view heart rate, blood oxygen, stress, skin temperature, and recovery time. It features Connected GPS by piggybacking on a paired phone’s GPS, while Garmin Connect+ is optional for additional insights. Availability is immediate in multiple colors and two strap sizes.
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