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Garmin Finally Made A Screenless Fitness Tracker
Engadget • • general
Key Points:
- Garmin has launched the Cirqa Smart Band, its first screenless fitness tracker designed for users seeking a distraction-free way to monitor health and fitness metrics.
- The Cirqa offers a minimalist design with a single side button to cycle through activities, 10-day battery life, and can be worn on the wrist or as an armband.
- It auto-tracks over 80 activities, including walking, running, and yoga, and monitors metrics such as steps, sleep, calories burned, heart rate, blood oxygen, stress, and skin temperature via the Garmin Connect app.
- The band features Connected GPS by pairing with a smartphone for route tracking, and while a Garmin Connect+ subscription unlocks advanced insights, it is not required for basic functionality.
- Priced at $200, the Cirqa Smart Band is available now in two strap sizes and multiple colors, including Citron Gray, Mauve, French Gray, Dark Olive, Captain Blue, French Blue, and Black.
