WHOOP12-Month Membership – 5.0 Health and Fitness Wearable – 24/7 Activity Tracker

So far, I'm loving it. I love regular watches so the idea of adding a screen into my wrist wasn't very appealing. The Whoop works perfectly in this scenario. It blends into any outfit and is very comfortable to wear. While I'm still in the calibrating process, it's already giving me good info on my sleep and bedtime recommendations to feel good and full of energy the next day.I've been doing some weightlifting workouts and it has been very comfortable on those too!Battery life:The battery life is one of the best things this little thing have. Not having to worry about that in over a month (with the charger) is very convenient.

I’ve tried a lot of fitness trackers, but WHOOP takes it to a whole new level. It’s not just about steps or heart rate—it actually helps me understand how my body is recovering, how much strain I’m under, and when I need to rest.The insights are spot-on. I love waking up and checking my sleep quality and recovery score—it helps me make smarter choices during the day. The app is super intuitive, and the membership includes in-depth coaching tips based on your own data.The strap is comfortable, sleek, and doesn’t even feel like you’re wearing anything. If you're serious about performance, recovery, or just improving your overall health, WHOOP is worth every penny.

I’ve been using WHOOP for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed with how much it’s improved my awareness of recovery and sleep. The sleep tracking is incredibly detailed and emphasizes getting quality sleep, not just more of it.Not only does it track sleep really well but overall recovery from your day to day strain. I like that there's a daily journal so I can track how I felt during that day and what may have affected my recovery to shape habits in the future!I've used Garmin's and an Apple Watch in the past but the recovery and strain aspects of the Whoop are far superior!!

There are a lot of things I like about Whoop - I like that there is no screen, how comfortable it is, its 14-day battery life, and the daily/weekly insights I get from the Whoop Coach.But my main problem is this: its heart rate monitoring is just plain inaccurate during both cardio and strength workouts. It consistently undercounts my heart rate, making the workout data unreliable. I've tried moving it up and down the wrist, I have tried tightening the loop during the workouts, but no luck. I read that the accuracy is better with the bicep band but I don't want to pay another $50 for a bicep band just to get accurate readings from a device that should work right out of the box.

Does what they say it does. Found it helpful to understand what affects my sleep and recovery. Like that it doesn’t require a watch and allows different wear locations. Steady state activity, even in higher zones matches my strap, so plenty accurate. Short intervals do not match strap, so be aware if that’s how you train. Overall, would recommend.

It is my sons favorite thing ever! It helps him track his fitness, sleep, and how he can improve! Battery life last for like 2 weeks! Again 5 Stars!!!! Really recomend!

I loved my whoop 4 and I even defended the product against the onslaught of criticism it received after whoop 5 came out. The truth is, this product had no competition and it was priced accordingly. I love the idea and the form factor, but I just can't recommend it anymore.1) I wear chest strap for a lot of my workouts. Somehow whoop 5 is less precise than whoop 4 for me. I don't think it's the way I wear it, that hasn't changed. Whoop 4 was never completely accurate, but it was close enough, especially for easier activities and I could almost always ballpark the strain of each activity. My whoop 5 unit is just completely off, like not even close, to the point it's useless. I now worry that sleep data is also off, I never worried about this.2) Support is mostly AI generated and thus useless. For all the promises of AI revolution, and I do believe it's coming, somehow the most basic implementation still has a long way to go. This is not only whoop's issue though.3) And this is most important: an actual competition is coming. Garmin and Polar are working on their alternatives and I 100% guarantee they're about to crush whoop. Had I not commited, I'd already buy Garmin Index Sleep monitor and just combine that with my watch for workouts, the ability to combine workout info with sleep information is basically 100% of the point of whoop anyway.Again, I used to love the product, even though it was always overpriced, but right now it makes zero sense to buy it.

This is my first Whoop and I absolutely love it! The battery life is amazing, and the weight of it doesn't bother me over night so I can easily wear it to track my sleep. You also just forget that you're wearing it since it's so comfortable! The metrics are SO helpful and enables you to make healthy adjustments based on your own lifestyle which allows for more real long-term change. I have tried all the different fitness trackers over the years, but this one definitely stands out! Highly recommend!!