When the guys behind a new wearable called Whoop ... the band on the same wrist. The other problem I ran into was a result of wearing it all the time—I got a small rash under the sensor after ...

But the Whoop ... the band all soggy. So I use the battery pack like a charging adapter: Before I step into the shower, I take the Whoop off, slide it into the battery pack, and plug in the ...

When you buy into Whoop ... washing and charging. Whoop's band clasps are terrible too, so the less time you spend with them, the better. Polar's Verity Sense armband sensor has some tough ...

I asked WHOOP's Senior Vice President of Data Science and Research, Emily Capodilupo, to fill me in on everything I needed to ...

And over in the NBA, where WHOOP is still illegal, players like the Clippers’ DeAndre Jordan are stuffing the sensor ... sucked into the system, since you’re always wearing the band, and ...

It can also be slipped into pockets in specially ... the wearable for you. Instead, Whoop is all about the app. Because the Whoop 4.0 band is a wrist-worn sensor pack and nothing else, you rely ...

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A deeper dive into ... band. This also became necessary because the wristband sometimes slid out of place. (I have very narrow, bony wrists.) If the band slips out of place, or if the Whoop sensor ...

Our editor tested it in the gym, running, in fitness classes and compared it to its competitors (The Independent / Whoop / Emilie Lavinia) So what is it about this fitness tracker that makes it so ...