It's made for athletes, but is it right for the average person?

Can Google really topple Whoop’s crown? For years, Whoop has hogged the recovery wearable market almost entirely to itself. While smartwatches from Apple, Garmin and Samsung all track sleep and ...

I tested Google’s $99 Fitbit Air to see if it could rival my Whoop - 4.5/5 Google’s screen-free recovery-focused health tracker doesn’t require a subscription Read more: Best fitness trackers, reviewe ...

The Whoop device, whether 5.0 or MG, is almost identical to the old 4.0 in look and fit. The device is sold as a wristband, with the fabric of the band covering the face of the device. But you can ...

For the better part of a decade, Whoop sold itself as a secret weapon for serious athletes. LeBron James was convinced to slap on the company’s fitness band in Whoop’s first year. Michael Phelps came ...