July 21 Update — it’s official. Garmin’s product page for the Cirqa just went live: $199.99, orders open July 24, no subscription required. That’s not a…
Author: Sunil Bhatt
Sunil Bhatt
Sunil Bhatt is the founder of SmartwatchInsight, an independent smartwatch and fitness tracker research site serving US buyers since 2023. Over three years and 300+ published articles, Sunil has covered every major wearables brand including Garmin, Fitbit, Samsung, Apple, Amazfit, Oura, and Whoop.
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Smartwatch fall detection can save lives. It has also missed falls that mattered. Both things are true — and understanding why the accuracy varies so widely…