Garmin’s first screenless fitness band lasts up to 10 days, tracks more than 80 activities and brings the company’s familiar training measurements to a device with a single button. Its $199.99 price places it against Whoop 5.0 and Polar Loop, while Fitbit Air, Amazfit Helio Strap and India’s Noise REP cost much less. The deciding factor lies in the device family the buyer already uses.Garmin’s first screenless band carries a familiar set of health sensors. Its real purpose sits inside Garmin Connect.

Four accidental leaks from Garmin's own systems have shown us its Whoop rival's design, its $199.99 price tag and possibly its launch date — 22 July. Everything the CIRQA tells…

After months of speculation, the Cirqa is finally official. Here's everything we know so far about Garmin's first screenless smart band.

Wearable ‘smart band’ takes aim at Whoop and Fitbit