Garmin Cirqa is the new screenless fitness tracker launched to rival Whoop and Fitbit Air
Last Updated: 2026-07-23 09:15:20
Garmin is bringing its own screenless space with the new Cirqa tracker that will be vying for a spot alongside Google’s Fitbit Air and Whoop in the market. The fitness segment is getting an overhaul because some people are happy to ditch the screen notifications and purely focus on their health and also reduce the screen time on at least one device.
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Garmin launches Cirqa, a new screenless fitness tracker.- Cirqa rivals Whoop & Fitbit Air, no subscription needed.
- Priced at $199.99, available from July 24 globally.
Having a tracker without a screen also lets you use them for longer on a single charge. Garmin has the fitness prowess and is now bringing the conventional health tools to your wrist with the Cirqa tracker.
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Garmin Cirqa tracker price
Garmin Cirqa tracker is priced at $199.99 (Rs 19,100 approx) in the US and you can pair the device with S, M, L or XL sized bands. The new tracker will go on sale from July 24 in select global markets but no mention of India right now.
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Garmin Cirqa tracker features
It features a screenless design and works with both Android and iOS devices. Garmin has made sure the fabric material allows you to wear the Cirqa for long hours without any discomfort for other issues.
The tracker supports auto-tracking for activities that can be synced to the Garmin Connect app for more details. You also have manual tracking available for over 80 activities like running, yoga and even walking. The other health metrics like HTV status and VO2 max are also offered.
Garmin claims the screenless tracker can run for up to 10 days on a single charge even with the GPS enabled and all the health sensors running 24×7.
How it compares with Fitbit Air
Unlike Whoop and Fitbit Air, you don’t need a special plan or subscription to unlock all the features from the company. Garmin is also known for its pro-level health tracking and data, which makes it appealing to many who want a basic tracker with rich and in-depth data sans a premium plan.
Google seems to be planning for the Fitbit Air launch in India soon, and we recently spotted the device listed online which hints at more markets getting the device.