The Whoop 5.0 health tracker isn't a smartwatch or a smart ring, and instead returns with a traditional fitness band look.

the Whoop 5.0 and Whoop MG. Alongside the new devices come three new tiers of membership for more affordable options that ...

Whoop has backed down, somewhat, from the controversial upgrade plans around its Whoop 5.0 fitness tracker. When the company ...

WHOOP's wrist adornment is no longer simply a fitness tracker ... You just connect the new hardware by clicking the icon in the top right-hand corner, and no additional setup is required.

Review: The Whoop 5.0 and MG — short for medical grade — are meant to appeal to a broad user base beyond just athletes.

After a two year wait, shoppers can finally get their hands on a brand new Whoop generation with the launch of the WHOOP 5.0 ...

This week brings the launch of a new pair of Anker earbuds, the long-awaited debut of the latest Roborock robotic vacuum and ...

and there's one thing I love about it – and one thing I really don't From Garmin to Whoop and Polar, the rise in fitness tech subscriptions is a sign that one day we'll own nothing A new Whoop ...

Between hyper-performance-focused features and a pricey $30 monthly subscription, it wasn’t as accessible as other health and fitness trackers. It seems like Whoop’s taken that feedback to ...

Whoop’s flagship product is a wearable health and fitness tracking device that monitors sleep, strain, recovery, and stress. On May 8, Whoop dropped two new models, 5.0 and MG, which both offer ...

The shine of the Whoop 5.0/MG announcement didn’t last long. After some initial excitement regarding the 14-day battery life and improved health features of the fitness tracker duo, confusion ...

Whoop takes a far different approach to fitness tracking from that of Apple, Fitbit or Garmin. The brand’s screen-free tracker isn’t meant to check in on notifications from your wrist.