Polar has revealed its new Polar Grit X2, a new rugged outdoor fitness tracker that's more compact and affordable than the ...

However, also wanting to make the most of the opportunity, I wore my Apple Watch Ultra 2, my Garmin Instinct 3, and the ...

It can blend with the rest of your jewelry while the Whoop looks like a watch band minus the watch face. Winner: Tie. While the Oura Ring is better for those concerned about style, the Whoop is ...

Whoop is like comparing apples to oranges. Yes, they're both fitness trackers, but they wear in entirely different ways. The Oura Ring looks like a classic gold band, far more inconspicuous than a ...

The first is the Whoop 5.0, an upgraded replacement for the standard band that has been around for a few years. The second is the Whoop MG, a device that is designed to give you even more data ...

In terms of the design, Whoop said that they are its most premium band as it has been crafted from Italian leather for 24/7 wear. It is available in various sizes and colours. With the latest ...

It takes 2 hours 28 minutes to charge during our tests, which is also pretty slow compared to other wearable tech. The Whoop Band is priced a bit differently to other wearables, since you'll be paying ...

With this plan you get the Whoop 5.0 and a basic charger, as well as a CoreKnit band. Stepping up to the $239 "Peak" tier nets you everything on Whoop One, as well as real-time stress monitoring ...

A new era of Whoop is here. As of May 8, two new Whoop devices have been announced: the Whoop 5.0 and Whoop MG. Alongside the new devices come three new tiers of membership for more affordable ...

The new devices will be sold on subscription plans, Whoop said. A Whoop band without the FDA-cleared EKG starts at $199 per year, while the MG is available on a plan that costs $359 a year.

Unlike most fitness wearables, the Whoop does not include any kind of display. Instead, it is a simple piece of plastic that slots into a band that sits on the wrist, sending the information it ...