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Garmin App Code Hints at New CIRQA Smart Band Pro

By Tech Desk · 2026-09-11 · Updated 2026-09-11 05:08 UTC
A sleek, screenless fitness band resting on a wooden surface next to a smartphone.
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Garmin Connect app code now explicitly names a 'CIRQA Smart Band Pro,' distinguishing it from the current single-button model. The new reference, combined with tutorial text mentioning dual buttons and audio feedback, suggests a screenless wearable with enhanced controls is in development.

  • According to GN auto tech/wearables: fitness tracker, the specific device name 'CIRQA Smart Band Pro' has been confirmed in Garmin Connect versions 5.28.1 and 5.29 within alarm tutorial strings. This naming distinction separates it from the standard single-button model and aligns with earlier hints of a dual-button interface for snoozing and stopping alerts.

    Source: GN auto tech/wearables: fitness tracker

  • Hidden text inside the Garmin Connect app suggests a new screenless wearable with two buttons and audio feedback is in development.

    Source: GN auto tech/wearables: fitness tracker
Based on reporting by GN auto tech/wearables: fitness tracker, GN auto tech/wearables: fitness tracker and GN auto tech/wearables: fitness tracker, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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