Garmin has introduced a wearable called the CIRQA, a device that ships without a screen, according to biz.kompas.com. The report, published on Tuesday, describes the product as a screenless wearable intended to complement everyday outfit choices rather than serve as a conventional display-based smartwatch.
The outlet frames the CIRQA around style, linking it to the "OOTD" — outfit of the day — idea popular in fashion-focused social media. In that framing, the device is presented as an accessory meant to sit alongside what a wearer puts on, not as a gadget whose main job is showing information on a wrist.
That positioning marks a departure from how wearables are usually sold. Most smartwatches and fitness bands lean on their screens for notifications, workout data and watch faces. A device with no display at all removes that surface entirely, which is the detail biz.kompas.com highlights in its headline and summary.
The report does not list specifications, pricing, release dates or the markets where the CIRQA will be sold. It also does not detail what sensors or features the device carries, if any. Those specifics were not included in the material available.
What to watch next: whether Garmin shares fuller details on the CIRQA, including availability and how a screenless device is meant to function day to day.
