The WHOOP 4.0 is water-resistant for up to approximately 32 feet for two hours. Or, in simpler terms—you can shower in it, ...

That will suit some people perfectly, while others will miss the real-time feedback of a screen. If you do decide to wear a watch/smartwatch/sports watch and Whoop, its fabric band does make ...

Connected to the Whoop app via your phone’s Bluetooth, the system monitors daily strain, nightly sleep, and post-rest ...

One wellness-obsessed editor tested the Whoop 4.0 and the Gen 3 Oura Ring for 30 days. Here's the breakdown on sleep, ...

And after spending months testing the Oura Ring and the Apple Watch for your Cosmo reading ... next level with a Very Serious Gadget—the WHOOP, a screen-free health and fitness tracker worn ...

Whoop, the screenless watchband-like wearable that beat out Oura in my non-watch fitness tracker showdown, has just added a VO2 max feature to its app. Now, just like Garmin, Apple Watch ...

Some come in the form of a watch, but the two standouts in this category—the Oura ring and the Whoop band—aren’t watches at all. Neither has a screen for you to look at. They merely gather ...

Instead, Whoop’s device is focused on your training, sleep, and recovery needs. You’ll notice there isn’t a screen, making it significantly more discreet even when worn on the wrist.

If you’ve been looking for a top-shelf fitness tracker, one of the best brands in the business is Whoop. Having developed quite the reputation over the years, professional athletes and everyday ...