I thought this indicated that it keeps track of blood pressure. It doesn't. You can manually enter it. I also dont like that it doesn't track how far you have swam. Also, I thought it would have been more rugged. I train Jui-jitsu and kick boxing. I have to tape it to my wrist so it doesn't get ripped off and the pins that hold it to the band break. Still waiting for my arm band strap 2 months later. Other than that, it is good.
Cirqa band is great! Exactly what I was hoping for so that I could go back to wearing a traditional watch on certain occasions. If I had one wish it would be to add the tracker for walking up stairs( can’t remember that that is called.) love it and recommend.
I bought it under the assumption I could wear it for all activities all day and night. However, the apps remain the same. Some are good, golf, hiking, things with steps. But yoga, meditation, and weights have limited value. I was really hoping it was smart enough to track my weight training automatically. Far too cumbersome to enter everything manually.
I have been wearing it for sleep tracking and it has proved helpful. The form factor doesn't get in the way like a watch and I honestly put it around my ankle and don't even notice it.
Summary, for "tracking everything", it doesn't record all activities thoroughly or in a way that is easy and valuable. As a sleep tracker, it has been very helpful.
I bought this about a month ago and don't regret it. I have been in the Garmin ecosystem for several years now (came from fitbit). For the past few years I have been using the Vivosmart 5 but the cirqa just feels better and looks better. I do miss the screen but I've gotten used to it. I always have my phone on me anyway. I feel ilke the tracking on the Cirqa is quicker though compared to the vivosmart. I can see my steps update in real time while with the vivosmart, it usually took a few seconds or more to update in the app.I also think the Cirqa is a little or fashionable.
Overall I like the new band by Garmin. The plus is subscription-less software that other brands usually charge a fee for.
It’s a good item if you don’t want a Garmin watch, but still want to use the data for example for cycling training. I didn’t like the wrist band much and switched to an arm band without velcro. Battery life is definitely way worse than claimed. I think I get hardly a week out of it. It could be even better if it would have GPS so it doesn’t need to rely on the phones GPS
The device itself looks cool. I like it. The material is very good. The app, however, is just not great. The UI is ugly. I came from Whoop, and Garmin's interface is just not it. There is not much to do in there. I assume if you pay for their Connect+ subscription, that would not be the case, but I haven't tried it yet.