Garmin leaks pricing and design for upcoming Cirqa tracker

Garmin appears poised to officially unveil its long-rumored Cirqa fitness tracker, a screenless smart band designed to compete directly with devices like the Fitbit Air and Whoop band. The imminent launch, expected in July, follows a final wave of leaks revealing the device's design, features, and official pricing sourced directly from the company's backend systems.

Leaked images, posted on July 20 and 21, show a fabric-band design where the core sensor module is largely concealed beneath the strap, a departure from earlier renders showing a visible module on a rubber band. The device will reportedly be available in beige, black, blue, and red, and in two sizes. Images indicate the module is removable via quick-release spring bars, facilitating charging and strap changes, and charges via Garmin’s standard four-pin connector. A physical button on the side, accompanied by a small LED, is visible.

More concretely, the Cirqa's pricing has been confirmed through Garmin's own systems. Users discovered that entering a specific part number for the Cirqa into a Garmin web endpoint returns official pricing data. The tracker is listed at $199.99 in the United States, £179 in the United...