Garmin Smart Ring Rumors: Is the CIRQA Ring Launching Soon?

Following its successful foray into screenless fitness trackers with the CIRQA Smart Band earlier this year, Garmin appears poised to disrupt another rapidly growing wearable category: the smart ring.
While rumors of a “CIRQA Smart Ring” first surfaced last month after a fleeting appearance on an Indonesian regulatory database, newly discovered international filings provide the strongest evidence yet that an official launch is imminent.
The ANATEL Database Discovery
First spotted by the tech publication Gadgets and Wearables, Garmin recently submitted a certification filing to Brazil’s National Telecommunications Agency (ANATEL). The documentation reveals a batch of 10 unannounced products sharing a nearly identical model number sequence:
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A05124
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B05124
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C05124
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D05124
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E05124
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F05124
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G05124
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H05124
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I05124
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AA5124
While the filing omits the official product name, this specific numbering convention strongly points to 10 distinct variants of a single device. In the wearable technology industry, this pattern is a classic hallmark of smart rings. Unlike smartwatches with adjustable straps, smart rings require multiple exact physical sizes to accommodate different users.
How It Stacks Up Against the Competition
If these 10 model numbers directly correlate to 10 ring sizes, Garmin’s upcoming device will sit comfortably within the industry standard for smart ring sizing, positioning it as a direct challenger to established brands.
CIRQA Smart Ring compares to its primary competitors on the market:
| Brand & Model | Available Sizes |
| Garmin CIRQA Smart Ring (Rumored) | 10 sizes |
| Samsung Galaxy Ring | 9 sizes (Sizes 5–13) |
| Oura Ring 5 | 8 sizes |
| Oura Ring 4 | 12 sizes |
Garmin has maintained its silence regarding the CIRQA Smart Ring, and an official release date remains unknown. However, consecutive appearances on federal regulatory databases across multiple countries typically indicate that a product has entered its final pre-launch compliance checks. Industry watchers anticipate an official announcement from Garmin in the very near future.
