Garmin's new Cirqa wearable challenges Whoop and Google with a no-subscription pricing model, priced at 199.99 euros.
Garmin launches new wearable device
Garmin, a well-known name in GPS and fitness technology, has entered the wearable tech market with its new product, the Cirqa. This move positions Garmin against established competitors like Whoop and Google, which also offer similar devices focused on health and activity tracking.Cirqa’s unique pricing model
The Cirqa stands out in the market due to its pricing model. Unlike most competitors, it does not require users to pay for a subscription service to access its full range of features, making it more accessible to a broader audience.User tests the device for a month
A user conducted a thorough test of the Cirqa by wearing it continuously for one month, both day and night. This extensive testing aimed to evaluate the device's performance, comfort, and overall value to potential buyers.Review assesses value for money
The user’s detailed review focuses on whether the Cirqa’s features and performance justify its price of 199.99 euros. The review covers aspects such as battery life, accuracy of health metrics, and the device’s usability in everyday situations.