Garmin may be preparing to enter the smart ring market with a new wearable under its Cirqa brand. Recent regulatory filings in Brazil and China list several Garmin devices that may belong to the same product family.
Reports suggest the devices could represent different sizes of a proposed Garmin Cirqa Smart Ring. However, Garmin has not confirmed the product, its specifications, price, or launch date.
A certification published by Brazil’s National Telecommunications Agency, or ANATEL, lists 10 Garmin model variants. The models are A05124, B05124, C05124, D05124, E05124, F05124, G05124, H05124, I05124, and AA5124. Gadgets and Wearables reported that all 10 products were registered under the same homologation and received approval on the same day.
The certification does not describe the devices as smart rings. However, reports connect the model family with earlier regulatory records linked to the Cirqa name and a previous ‘CIRQA Smart Ring’ listing. Therefore, the 10 models could represent different ring sizes. For comparison, some competing smart rings are already sold in several sizes. The model count alone does not confirm Garmin’s final sizing system.
Four devices from the same model family have also appeared in Chinese regulatory records. Models C05124, E05124, G05124, and H05124 were reportedly certified in China on September 1. Garmin’s Taiwanese business registered the products, while the filings described them as Bluetooth devices.
The filings provide few technical details. They do not confirm the sensor system, battery capacity, charging method, health tracking features, or supported connectivity options beyond the reported Bluetooth classification.
Smart rings generally use compact sensors because their smaller design leaves less space than a smartwatch or fitness band. Garmin has not disclosed how it may adapt its existing health-tracking technology for a ring.
Previous reports estimate that the Garmin Cirqa Smart Ring could cost between ‘USD 199 and USD 249,’ which is approximately Rs. 19,000 to Rs. 23,700. However, Garmin has not announced official pricing. The company has also not confirmed whether all 10 reported models will reach the market or whether they represent final consumer versions.
The possible launch date also remains uncertain. Gadgets and Wearables reported that the recent certification activity could support a release during the final months of 2026. ‘October or early November’ has been mentioned as one possible launch period.
Another reported option is CES 2027 in Las Vegas. Regulatory approval can come months before a product launch, so the filings do not confirm either timeline.
Garmin already uses the Cirqa name for a screen-free wrist tracker introduced earlier in 2026. This device gives Garmin a presence in the screen-free wearable category. A Cirqa smart ring would extend the same product name into a smaller wearable format, although Garmin has yet to officially confirm such a device.
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