Garmin has introduced the Garmin Cirqa, its first screen-free fitness tracker aimed at users who prefer monitoring their health and workouts without the distraction of a display. Announced on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, the lightweight fabric smart band tracks a variety of health and fitness metrics including sleep, recovery, heart rate, stress, respiration, blood oxygen saturation, skin temperature, and activity levels.

According to Garmin, the Cirqa can automatically detect and record more than 80 activities such as running, walking, and yoga. Users can review and edit these activities later in the Garmin Connect app. The device also learns to classify future workouts more accurately as activities are confirmed or corrected over time.

Designed with a minimalist approach, the tracker features no touchscreen and includes a single physical button. Garmin states that the Cirqa offers up to 10 days of battery life on a single charge.

In Singapore, the Garmin Cirqa is priced at S$279 and is available on Garmin Singapore's official website. Competing screen-free fitness trackers in the market include the Polar Loop, retailing for S$269, and the Google Fitbit Air, launched in May 2026 and priced at S$189 on Google Store Singapore.

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