I bought this to see how my recovery was progressing and have had it for a little over a week and loved it but the past couple of days things don't seem to be going smooth. Shows the heart beat slower now than what it is, sleep didn't record last night and the warning that my battery is low keeps coming up on my app. Don't know what is going on.

I'm very happy with the performance of the Cirqa. Much better than the Index Sleep Tracker at tracking sleep (actually starts tracking when I sleep), and more comfortable and less light showing through than my Venu watch. Sort of wish it had GPS so I could track rides without bringing my phone but not a deal breaker. Battery is great so far. One concern is the band. I've had it two weeks and it is already showing significant wear. Also it does not breath well so my wrist always feels a bit sweaty underneath it. And, the little metal tab at the end of the band is rather sharp and gets snagged on things (pulling on a sweat shirt kind of thing). Seems like it is going to need to be replaced regularly and in a matter of months.

Does exactly what I need it to do, I primarily use it as a "dumb" device when I dont want all the smartwatch features, but still want to track my stats, well it does just that. I use a Forerunner 965 to train and when im done this is on my wrist. I am very satisfied, I did wish it had maybe a notification buzz for messages and calls but its not a huge issue. 9/10 will buy again.

Good idea but so far software / hardware bugs have tainted the experience. Alarms don't work, have to shutoff/turn back on device after a charge, poor recognition of activities, and poor battery life. Example: Using device only in the evenings/night with pulse ox on only during sleep and I get 4 to 5 days between charges. Not good…. Great product for my use case (supplement for forerunner965) but to date the device is not living up to my expectations nor Garmin's own specifications. At least not yet - really looking forward to a software update. This update's performance will indicate what I do next with the Cirqa. 🙏🏻

I am loving my cirqa the light weight and screen less design is what I had been looking for. It has become my daily wearable. I enjoy wearing mechanical watches but didn't want my health data to lapse so I was stuck wearing two watches on each wrist. The cirqa solves this problem. Although I do wish the heart rate sensor would've been the gen 5 as this gen 4 lacks a barometer that doesn't measure floors climbed. Other than that it's a great addition to my Garmin wearables.

Love the "no-face" CIRQA. I was concerned about the accuracy of the tracking, particularly starting an activity, but it is easy to use and accurate. I wish the band were thinner and the device smaller, but maybe that will come in time.

I have been using it for a few weeks — relatively short battery life. You can record an activity but the data is not robust - ie. Calories and time only - it does not record your blood pressure like the Hume band does

The device seems to work well, however, sweating or getting the fabric band wet while working out makes it unusable. Rubber band or alternative from fabric would be nice. The fabric is good for sleeping. Over all after 2 weeks I like the device.

I bought this as a complimentary device to my Fenix 8 and now 9 Pro. I love that I can leave the Fenix at home on occasion and still keep all of my health metrics tracked. So far the swapping back and forth has been seamless.

Insufficient set up information and no transparency that it must be allowed to access one's location constantly. Also waiting for several measurements to load.