One wellness-obsessed editor tested the Whoop 4.0 and the Gen 3 Oura Ring for 30 days. Here's the breakdown on sleep, ...

Step count will show up on the Whoop Dashboard, but don’t expect it to act exactly like tracking other activities with the ...

and there are a few deals that really stand out to us, like the Whoop 4.0 Band, now available for under $200 . One of the best parts about Amazon's massive sales event is the ability to pull the ...

First things first: the Oura Ring is (obviously) a ring, whereas the WHOOP is a small, flat device that you wear on a wrist band. Each connects to a respective app where you can see the data that ...

Yet, I still prefer to switch to a semi-retired band for most water workouts. I’ve not particularly got any bad feelings toward the wrist-based Whoop 4.0 bands. Still, both wearability and ...

The tracker lives in a replaceable, washable fabric band, that’s comfortable, flexible, and can be moved to the upper arm or bicep. It can also be placed in compatible Whoop clothing garments ...

Whoop, the screenless watchband-like wearable that beat out Oura in my non-watch fitness tracker showdown, has just added a VO2 max feature to its app. Now, just like Garmin, Apple Watch, and ...

Some come in the form of a watch, but the two standouts in this category—the Oura ring and the Whoop band—aren’t watches at all. Neither has a screen for you to look at. They merely gather ...

The WHOOP 4.0 is water-resistant for up to approximately 32 feet for two hours. Or, in simpler terms—you can shower in it, ...

Fitness bands have revolutionized the way of staying healthy and fit as these compact and sleek designed devices come with high functioning capability of tracking health related concerns such as heart ...

The selected student-athletes and cadets have been provided a WHOOP band to wear during their normal team, Corps and student activities so they can see and better understand how they can improve their ...