Introduction
Distraction-free, screenless fitness trackers are having a moment. Whoop kicked things off, then Google gave it a go with the Fitbit Air. Now it’s Garmin’s turn. The Cirqa aims to please both workout newbies and brand loyalists, skipping the need for a subscription while still offering 24/7 health monitoring – something not everyone finds comfortable using the firm’s chunky multi-sport watches.
The $200/£180/€200 price of entry being a one-and-done deal instantly gives it an edge over Whoop’s monthly membership fees, while Garmin’s Connect companion app remains one of the most comprehensive out there for serious athletic and…
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