Bought my Cirqa Band around 3 weeks ago. It has been very nice to be able to see all the features and metrics without paying any subscription which for me was the biggest draw to this over other alternatives on the market. Very comfortable and stylish, and overall a very happy customer

I like most of its features, particularly the sleep and stress tracking. But it has skipped tracking my sleep once or twice for no apparent reason, refused to save several workouts, and sometimes refuses to sync with my phone. Additionally, the info the app shows me on the home page (like my body battery score and readiness score) is often different from what it tells me on the actually page for the metric, so I'm not sure which score is correct. Is my readiness 35 or 70 today? Who knows. I realize that's more about the app than the cirqa itself, but it's still a part of the user experience of owning a cirqa and kind of defeats the purpose of owning it if I'm getting conflicting info. In short, this thing has potential but still needs a lot of work.

I have been using Garmin devices for a long time an Cirqa Band is juast what i was expecting to find. It does not get 5 stars for me as when you want to see your activity monitoring you have to open the app, it will be perfect if you could see the information on the locked screen of your phone or in the dynamic island (in case of apple devices), without having to open the Garmin app directly

I've been a loyal Garmin customer for years, my bicycles all have Garmin computers, my watch is garmin. This product was rushed, the sleep tracking stopped working after 3 days of use, after waking up it would read that I burned 650 calories , not accurate at all. I waited months for the Cirqa, even returned a Whoop band given to me as a gift., I wanted my Garmin app to handle everything. I have returned the the cirqa band.

I think cirqa is great but the app could me much more user friendly, even for garmin's benefit it should be much easier to read. After some weeks I somewhat understand it better but I do question some of the thought processes behind the app creation. Putting in a simple alarm is so complicated.

It's OK. I'll caveat what I'm about to say by stating I'm still getting used to going screenless. I'm in the Garmin ecosystem. I currently wear a Epix2pro, a Fenix 6 for years before that, and I also currently use a Garmin scale, bike computer, etc… For my use case, I wanted a screen-less wearable so I could wear my mechanical watches more. The Cirqa seemed like the perfect answer and it still kind of is but mine has one flaw which is a bit frustrating. For me, the Cirqa on multiple occasions has not tracked my sleep at all. It tracked my HR throughout the night but not my sleep. During a typical week, it's been doing that 2-3 days out of the week. That obviously affects every other stat, so that's something I hope Garmin fixes soon.

Feels comfortable but battery does not last as long as advertised and underreports awake time when using to track sleep. I like the option to switch from my Fenix 8 to the Cirqa and still compile daily data.

I wish I could see my position on the iPhone map while I'm doing exercise outdoors. It would be good if you could see all the information while you're exercising. It only gives you a couple of measurements.

Two weeks in and loving my device. All the features of my fenix but allows me to wear my dress watch! Only concern is the blue is more of a stonewashed appearance than the pictures portray.

I got this about a month ago. I love it! Its so lightweight and easy to wear all the time and I love the feedback and metrics that it provides on sleep.