The recalled battery packs include a stand-alone pack with model number 414240 and removable packs used with outdoor ...

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 ...

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?

It has been three and a half years since the release of WHOOP 4.0, and while we thought it was great at the time, I didn't ...

The Whoop MG Life membership costs Dh1,379 per year, which works out to approximately Dh115 per month. It is the only one that will give users the heart screener and blood pressure insights.

Garmin is apparently working on a screenless, Whoop-style recovery trackerThe band is set to launch 'within two months' according to leak site The5KRunnerDetails include vibration alarms, LED battery ...

The Whoop 5.0 is a lightweight activity tracker with long battery life and an app packed with data. Dig deep and its hardcore fitness tracking roots are still there, but they’re not as heavily ...

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 has a shorter battery life but a genius design. Its wireless battery pack slides onto the device and charges it while you wear it, allowing you to truly wear it 24/7.

Battery life is great, at more than two weeks, and the redesigned wireless battery pack you clip to the band to recharge it has also been tweaked to fit the smaller band. Bad ...

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.