Garmin Cirqa Priced at $199.99 in Garmin's Own Backend: 8 SKUs and Global Pricing Confirmed

The Garmin Cirqa price mystery may be solved — and the answer is far cheaper than anyone expected. A Reddit user took the part number 010-04675-00 visible in a January leak image and typed it into a publicly accessible Garmin pricing endpoint that requires no login. Garmin's backend returned a price of $199.99 USD and a valid product record.

How the Price Was Verified

The pricing endpoint returns regional pricing when supplied with a valid product part number. Other valid Garmin part numbers returned the prices shown on Garmin's retail pages, and a made-up part number did not produce pricing — confirming the endpoint does not assign a generic figure to anything formatted like a Garmin SKU.

Global Pricing Confirmed

• United States: $199.99
• United Kingdom: £179.99
• Canada: $279.99 CAD
• Europe: €199.99

A second user tested every adjacent part number and found eight active SKUs, all returning the same $199.99 price and the same nine accessories, including USB-C charging cables and Garmin Connect+ subscription options. European entries already carry promotion codes suggesting launch pricing has been pre-configured.

What This Means for Buyers

At $199.99 with no subscription, the Cirqa would massively undercut Whoop One ($30/month = $360/year) and position itself just $70 above the Fitbit Air at $129 — with far more capable sensors including Body Battery, HRV Status, Training Readiness, and SpO2. The two-year cost comparison is devastating for Whoop: $200 once vs. $720+ in subscriptions. If the price holds, Cirqa becomes the best-value screenless fitness tracker on the market the moment it ships. See our full Cirqa comparison guide for the complete spec breakdown.