Amber Rawlins, a freshman cadet from Hampton, Georgia, pursuing a degree in kinesiology with a concentration in exercise science, enjoys how the WHOOP band taps her arm to wake her up in the morning, ...

I’ve tested Whoop’s Hydroknit bands over the last year or so in the ... options like Apple and Garmin – when worn on the upper arm. I expect many will pick up on this very quickly, but ...

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 ...

It will look like a watch, except with no screen (the fabric band covers the spot where the screen would be). If you don’t want a wristband, the Whoop device can also be strapped to your arm, between ...

A Hot Topics chat about color-coded wristbands triggered the Oscar-winning actress into potential full Goldberg pre-collapse ...

The Whoop band, like a smartwatch without a screen, can track your exercise and sleep. The included app ($30/month or ...

During Saturday's game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Phillies second baseman Bryson Stott wore a pink arm band to do a ...

Promise. But how did the WHOOP 4.0 stack up when Cosmo put it to the test? From its ease of use to battery life and functionality, we set out to let you know whether the subscription-only device ...

you can also programme the band to lightly buzz to help wake you up—much better than the grating phone alarm you’ve been meaning to change for half a year. For a bigger picture, Whoop stores ...