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Garmin Cirqa price leak points to a $199 Fitbit Air rival
Garmin’s unreleased Cirqa appears in the company’s pricing system at $199.99, £179, and €199, while leaked images remain highly questionable.

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Garmin’s unreleased Cirqa may have just leaked again — this time with what looks like credible pricing pulled from the company’s own systems. According to findings shared on Reddit, the rumored screenless wearable is listed at $199.99 in the US, £179 in the UK, and €199 in Europe.
The pricing was reportedly uncovered by using a part number, 010-04675-00, found in an earlier leaked image. Reddit users inserted that number into a Garmin pricing URL and received a response listing the device and its US price. As one user put it, the result came directly from buy.garmin.com, not from a cached page, retailer listing, or screenshot.
That gives the pricing leak more weight than the images circulating alongside it. TechRadar notes that entering a different number, 010-99999-99, returns an error, suggesting the result is not a generic placeholder. Slight changes to the Cirqa part number also appear to reveal other variants, which one Reddit user suggested could point to different sizes or band colors.

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The images are a much weaker source. Two separate pictures have surfaced, one supposedly showing the Cirqa inside a Garmin app and another styled like a marketing render, via the5krunner. But the two devices look noticeably different, with mismatched designs and features, leading users to suspect that one or both images are fake.
If the pricing data is legitimate, Garmin may be preparing the Cirqa in its databases ahead of a launch. There’s still no date, but the leaked pricing suggests the device could arrive well below the earlier rumored $500 figure.
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