I Finally Found Real Photos of the Garmin Cirqa Hidden in Taiwan’s NCC Database

I know Garmin officially released the Cirqa a couple of days ago, so I’m a bit late to the party on this one! But if you follow my site, you know I can’t resist digging into regulatory databases. A few months ago, I was scouring South Korean filings trying to guess what model codes like AA5192 meant—wondering if we were looking at a new Vivosmart 6, an Edge 1060, or this new Cirqa line.

Now that the official launch is out of the way, I went back to look for something Garmin didn’t show us in their slick marketing campaigns: the actual live teardown and test photos submitted to government agencies.

I checked Taiwan’s National Communications Commission (NCC) database, and I found the hidden regulatory photos Garmin filed during testing.

The Regulatory Details

For anyone who likes following the official paper trail, here is the exact entry from Taiwan’s e-Trade database:

• Approval Certificate Number: CCAF26LP0560T8

• Equipment Name: Fitness Product

• Brand: GARMIN

• Model: AA5192

• Applicant Manufacturer: Taiwan International Avionics Co., Ltd.

• Verification Body: Gengxing Co., Ltd.

What the NCC Photos Reveal

Marketing photos always make devices look flawless, but certification photos give us a raw look at the actual hardware sitting on a test bench.

Here are the pictures Garmin had stored in the filing:

A few quick details stand out from these live photos:

• Hardware Design: The physical unit under model AA5192 gives us a clear look at the actual shell, bezel proportions, and materials without heavy photo editing.

• Sensor & Charging Layout: You can see the exact layout of the optical sensor package on the back case, along with the charging pin configuration.

• Real-World Look: It is always interesting to see how the device looks under standard fluorescent test lighting versus polished promo renders.

Even though the device is already official, it’s always fun to see the hidden behind-the-scenes hardware documents that bring a leak full circle.

Also Read: Garmin Teases New Outdoor Watches for Late 2026 as Fitness Sales Boom