Garmin has finally unveiled its long-rumored Cirqa fitness tracker on Tuesday as the company takes on rivals like Whoop and Google Fitbit with a wearable that arrives just in time for the middle of the summer.
The Cirqa is boldly upfront about “comprehensive 24/7 health monitoring” — with no subscription required — and easily integrates with Garmin Connect to sync and display a range of health insights.
Meanwhile, Cirqa can track more than 80 activities, like including running, walking, yoga, features LiveTrack location sharing and connected GPS when paired alongside a smartphone.
The Cirqa has six band options in Citron Gray, Mauve, French Gray, Dark Olive, Captain Blue, French Blue and Black and has a very sleek, low profile design as it constantly tracks important health metrics. Two size options are available S/M for 120–200mm wrist circumference and L/XL for 145–240 mm wrist circumference.
Cirqa arrives for pre-order on July 24 for $199.99 via Garmin.
