Whoop 4.0 fitness tracker review: Helpful analysis at a high price
Fitness tracking is now a relatively mature market, with devices like the Apple Watch and those from Fitbit being easily the most popular. But with Fitbit now owned by Google, there’s room for a great third-party fitness tracker that offers advanced tracking and works with a range of platforms. Oura had been trying to fill that gap, and with success. But it’s not the only player out there. Enter Whoop.
Whoop is now on its fourth-generation fitness-tracking band, called the Whoop 4.0. It’s built to offer advanced fitness tracking at a reasonable price, and it works with your iPhone and Android phone.
How good is it, really? I’ve been using the Whoop 4.0 to find out.
Whoop 4.0 Fitness Tracker
The Whoop 4.0 fitness tracker offers some nice design touches and helpful analysis -- but you'll pay for it.
Pros
- Neat design
- Helpful analysis in app
Cons
- Expensive
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