Another cool thing on the Whoop front is, you don’t have to take off your device to charge it. Whoops juice up with a tiny ...

Speaking of charging, the Whoop battery pack is IP68 water-resistant, and can slide directly on top of the tracker while ...

We've worn the Whoop 5.0 fitness band for several weeks to see if it can take on established winners like the Apple Watch and ...

Whoop’s battery pack is in the same price range at $49, but isn’t sized.) The power pack in action Credit: Beth Skwarecki. The Whoop device is meant to be worn 24/7, ...

You get just about every possible health metric from the Whoop MG, but it's auto-detection lets it down. How does it fare overall?

For inconspicuous health tracking around the clock, the Oura Ring Gen 4 offers holistic monitoring of your vitals and sleep. A fitness tracker designed for pro-athletes who want to maximize their ...

If you’re upgrading from a Whoop 4.0, unfortunately the Whoop 4.0 Battery Pack won’t work with the Whoop 5.0 or Whoop MG as the charging capabilities are slightly different.

Whoop officially states a 14-day battery life with the new 5.0 and MG devices. Based on my last week or so with the MG, that estimate might even be a little conservative.

After more than a week of teasing it on social media, Whoop has finally announced the release of its 5.0 device, along with a version called the “MG” (medical grade) that can do ECG readings ...

Beyond this, I considered the Whoop 5.0’s new weight, style, battery life, ... a smaller battery charging pack with 30 days of charge on top of your two weeks with a fully-charged band.

Whoop 5.0 and MG are said to last 14 days on a single charge, while its predecessor, ... The inductive battery pack is designed to supply the wearable with power for up to four weeks.