If you’ve been waiting for Garmin’s answer to Whoop, the wait is almost over.
Images of the unannounced Garmin CIRQA—Garmin’s first dedicated screenless smart band—have surfaced directly on Garmin’s own website. The leak comes after Reddit user jneuveglise dug into Garmin’s image URL scheme using internal SKU numbers spotted online just a day prior.
After testing the URL trick directly, we can confirm the find is 100% legitimate.
What the Leaked Images Reveal
The CIRQA marks a major design shift for Garmin. Instead of a traditional smartwatch screen, the device focuses entirely on subtle, continuous health tracking.
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Screenless Design: There is no display at all. The front features a clean, continuous loop made of soft fabric with the sensor module built flush into the strap.
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Physical Controls: The images show at least one small physical button on the hardware.
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Four Distinct Colors: While initial site images highlighted two shades, URL queries confirmed a total of four colorways: Black, Gray, Berry (a mauve-toned hue), and Navy.
What We Know So Far
While Garmin hasn’t made an official announcement yet, details leaked across Garmin’s backend systems paint a very clear picture:
Price: Set at $199.99 in the U.S., with localized pricing ready for over 15 international markets. SKUs: Garmin has staged 8 distinct SKUs, indicating multiple color and size variations at launch.
Ecosystem: The band appears tied to Garmin’s upcoming Connect+ subscription features alongside standard Garmin Connect tracking.
Launch Expected Imminent
Rumors around the CIRQA first started back in January when the name briefly popped up on Garmin’s support portal, followed by an official trademark filing in February.
With full product renders, regional pricing, and SKU listings now fully staged inside Garmin’s backend servers, an official announcement is expected to drop at any moment.
