Garmin’s upcoming CIRQA display-free fitness wearable leaked earlier this year. At the time, it was a somewhat sketchy online store that may or may not have been accurate. Subsequent leaks in the past few days have confirmed the device, with the Garmin Connect IQ app including an entry for the device.
The wearable is now listed in the app as a compatible device for the company’s app. There’s a small thumbnail included with the listing that confirms the earlier leak was, largely, accurate. However, the design may not necessarily be final. Thumbnail images can be altered rather easily, after all.
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The CIRQA may have also had its overseas pricing details leaked. Folks over on Reddit have turned up what is supposed to be official Garmin documentation that a) confirms the device’s existence further and b) gives out what one would cost. American pricing is set at $200 (around R3,300), which would make sense for a high-end fitness tracker — even one without a display.
Again, though, this isn’t fully confirmed. The original Reddit post involves mucking around with a leaked product code and checking values in Garmin’s website backend. Until it’s officially announced, it’s not official. Still, everything tracks fairly well with how the brand launches and prices its products.
Current details for the fitness band suggest that it’s all about the tracking hardware. Heart rate, movement, sleep, and recovery tracking — all things the company’s other wearables already do — are expected. The main focus is supposed to be on actually performing, with details available via Garmin’s app post-session. That makes more sense from a pure sports perspective, anyway.
Launch details for the CIRQA are still murky, but given how much new information (and where it’s coming from) there is, odds are an official reveal isn’t far away.
