Recent rumors indicate Garmin is set to broaden its wearables lineup with a screenless fitness tracker. Now, the device - tentatively named Garmin CIRQA - has appeared in a retailer listing. This new information offers insights into its design, potential pricing, and size variants. It aligns with earlier reports suggesting Garmin aims to compete in the popular screen-free band market, led by Whoop and Fitbit.

Garmin CIRQA Leak Reveals Possible Design, Pricing

A Ukrainian outlet, Stylus Store, has prematurely listed the Garmin CIRQA ahead of its expected debut. The images depict a fabric strap paired with a small sensor pod featuring clear Garmin logos. Its sleek, minimal aesthetic echoes screenless bands from Fitbit and Whoop.

Leaked design of the Garmin CIRQA fitness tracker
Photo Credit: Stylus Store

Unlike some rivals, the CIRQA's core sensor module stands out prominently over the strap fabric.

The listing points to a premium price point compared to category peers. It shows a standard price of 22,399 UAH (about Rs. 48,700), with a pre-order deal dropping it to 19,999 UAH (about Rs. 43,500).

By contrast, Fitbit's recently unveiled Air costs $99 (about Rs. 9,500). Whoop trackers follow a subscription model starting at $30 (about Rs. 2,800) monthly in the US. The CIRQA first emerged earlier this year when Garmin briefly posted its pages on the Canadian site.

Trademark documents portray the CIRQA as a device for tracking physiological data, bio-signals, stress recovery, alertness, and performance indicators. Reports also point to availability in S/M and L/XL sizes, plus black and grey colors.