CIRQA

Between RingConn and Oura, I’d look beyond features and compare long-term reliability, battery degradation, warranty support, and total cost. My own experience is with Ultrahuman, not RingConn or Oura. But while dealing with my failed ring and reading through a lot of smart-ring threads, I’ve notice

Cirqa garmin smart band is out where I am. You might be thinking about whoop. Whoop does need subscription. Garmin cirqa is supposed to be subscription free alternative to whoop.

I have, I don't actually like or trust his methodology. But garmins sleep tracking issues are universally known so either way his assessment is correct on that. Im personally going to buy a air and try to 3d print an adapter to work with cirqas bicep band. Fitbits algorithms are better and one major

I love mechanical ‘proper watches’ so a screen-less fitness tracker is a great option for the other wrist. I currently have a whoop and it’s pretty great but I’m not over keen on the subscription model. The Garmin CIRQA theoretically should be great for me as I’m a cyclist and it should pair well wi

Whoop is 200 USD yearly at the cheapest plan. I got it for 170 through the trade up program. Define casual fitness? For me, it makes sense as I am a college level athlete in the U.S. Granted, not a standard sport, but the training and intensity regiment is still as high, if not higher. The FB was ju

The soon (today?) to be introduced Garmin Cirqa looks like a decent option for kendoka as well, especially with the dark navy band appearing almost indigo in the released photos. Even as leaked specs show Garmin’s smart band device to be quite a bit heftier, both in terms of size and weight, than th