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Garmin’s new screen-free fitness tracker doesn’t require a subscription
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The $199.99 Garmin Cirqa is cheaper than Whoop’s subscription-based trackers but pricier than Google’s $99 Fitbit Air.
The $199.99 Garmin Cirqa is cheaper than Whoop’s subscription-based trackers but pricier than Google’s $99 Fitbit Air.
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Garmin CIRQA Button and LED Guide: What Each Does
The CIRQA has one button and one multi-colour LED. There is no display, no touchscreen, and no secondary controls. Every on-device interaction runs through those two simple components. The full specification is on the Garmin CIRQA specs page.
The textured button sits on one side of the module. A single press starts the favourite activity you have defined in Garmin Connect. A green LED flash and a vibration confirm it’s started. A single press during an activity stops it, at which point the LED flashes red until the activity is saved, resumed, or discarded from the Garmin Connect app. Activities cannot be paused from the button. Pausing is available only in Garmin Connect on the phone.
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