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I think I finally figured out what was killing my CIRQA's battery life.

The biggest change was disabling automatic activity detection and completely turning off Pulse Ox (SpO2).

When I had Pulse Ox enabled, my CIRQA was barely getting 6–7 days of battery life. After disabling it completely, along with automatic activity detection, I got almost 15 days on a single charge.

One thing to keep in mind: I only recorded activities 5 times during those 15 days. It was an unusually inactive couple of weeks because of my work schedule and other commitments, so I barely had time to exercise.

I'm curious to see how much of a difference the activity tracking itself makes.

Starting this week, I'm going to try doing one activity every day and see how long the battery lasts with Pulse Ox and automatic activity detection still disabled.

I'll update this post once I have some results.

I got my Cirqa today, and I have to say… it’s definitely big, but it looks way better on my wrist than I expected.
Before getting it, I spent a lot of time looking at photos and posts of the Cirqa, and it seemed massive on almost everyone’s wrist. That honestly worried me quite a bit. I was even seriously considering canceling my order because I was afraid it was going to look ridiculous on me.
Now that I actually have it on my wrist, I can confirm that it’s definitely large compared to other fitness trackers, but I don’t think it looks nearly as bad in person. It actually looks pretty decent.
I guess photos make it look bigger than it feels when you’re actually wearing it.
Obviously, it’s not a small or discreet tracker, but at least for me, the size isn’t nearly the dealbreaker I thought it was going to be.
Has anyone else had the same experience?

My CIRQA lasted more than 10 days on a single charge

I finally got my Cirqa — and honestly, it’s not as huge as I expected