Whoop
Whoop MG
B
Ranked #9 in Fitness Trackers
Backed by 3 cited sources
Covered by 3 outlets
Whoop's medical-grade tier adds ECG and blood-pressure insights to the 5.0 hardware, and it's the deepest screenless tracker for data obsessives. But it demands the top-priced Life membership, making it hard to justify against the identical-feeling 5.0 or the $99 Fitbit Air for most people.
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Key features
- ✓ ECG on-demand
- ✓ Blood Pressure Insights (beta)
- ✓ ~14 days battery
- ✓ Strain/recovery coaching
- ✓ Requires priciest Whoop Life membership
The sources behind this ranking
3 cited sources cover Whoop MG. Here's the stance each one takes.
B 3
A 
Android Police Reviewed against the Fitbit Air threat; smaller, lighter and more capable than before, but the tiered subscription remains expensive versus display-and-GPS rivals with no monthly charge. B Read → W 
Wareable Explains most people should take the 5.0; the MG's ECG/BP extras only pay off if you'll use the medical-grade features. B Read → L 
Live Science A screenless fitness tracker for serious athletes - capable but positioned for a committed, paying niche. B Read →