The rumors about Garmin entering the smart ring market are getting stronger by the day.
After we at Garmin News first broke the exclusive news uncovering Garmin’s upcoming ring in an official certification database, more evidence has continued to surface. Just a few days ago, tech publication Gadgets and Wearables reported on fresh regulatory filings pointing to up to ten different size options for the upcoming CIRQA Smart Ring.
Now, another major piece of the puzzle has been revealed in Asia.
A new regulatory filing has officially appeared in South Korea’s certification database, providing further proof that the tech giant is actively preparing to bring this new fitness device to global markets.
The Latest Certification Details
The latest entry comes directly from South Korea’s official radio research authority database. The listing reveals specific details about the upcoming hardware:
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Applicant: Garmin Corporation
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Device Name: Fitness product
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Model Name: AA5124
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Verification Code: RR-GRm-AA5124
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Manufacturer: Garmin Corporation
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Country of Manufacture: Taiwan
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Certification Date: September 7, 2026
While regulatory bodies typically list such hardware under general labels like “Fitness product,” the model number AA5124 matches previous international filings linked directly to the CIRQA product family.
Sizing and Global Rollout
Sizing is one of the biggest challenges for smart ring manufacturers because users cannot easily adjust a ring like a watch strap. Last week’s discovery of ten separate filings suggests Garmin is aiming to offer a wide range of ring sizes—likely ranging from size 6 to size 15—to ensure a comfortable fit for most users.
Passing through certification databases in South Korea, alongside earlier sightings in Indonesia and other regional testing agencies, usually indicates that a product has finished its core development stage. Companies register these devices with national telecom authorities only when they are close to commercial production and testing.
What to Expect from Garmin’s First Ring
Garmin entered the screenless health tracking space earlier this year with the CIRQA Smart Band. Expanding the CIRQA lineup into a smart ring allows Garmin to compete directly with existing market leaders like the Oura Ring and the Samsung Galaxy Ring.
While Garmin has not officially announced a launch date or pricing, the steady flow of global regulatory approvals suggests an official reveal could happen in the coming months.
We will continue to track these filings and bring you the latest updates as more details emerge.
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