WHOOP5.0 Activity Tracker - 12 Month Membership - Health and Fitness Tracker, Sleep Tracking, Personalized Coaching

I purchased this for myself as I am working toward a more healthful life and it was recommended by family members. At first, I struggled with the annual subscription $; however, after using it for over a month now, I am amazed at the amount of data and recommendations for improvements in my health. It even has what is called "Healthspan" which predicts your actual age versus chronologic age based on your health data. Each day, the user is able to recieve a summary of past 24 hours as well as what improvements can be made in the future to positively affect the user's Healthspan.I had Fitbits for at least at least 13 years and this is an absolute game changer! Well worth the $$ based on the changes I have already been able to make in just over a month's time. It is recommended to keep the tracker on at all times, including showering. It is a bit awkward recharging because the charger actually is applied to the tracker and it charges while you are on the move (I didn't know this at first).I did change the original mesh wristband for a silicone replacement because I didn't like wearing a wet band after showering. This is only a personal preference and I don't think it should be considered a negative to the overall product, but feel others should be aware.Finally, similar to Fitbit, there are communities which the user can join to encourage improvement. You can also create a new community as my family did, so we can compete against each other while obtaining positive health benefits. New communities can be shared with others by simply sending a code and, again, very easy. In my opinion this is a very well made product that can definitely lead to improved health and wellness!

I’ve tried a lot of fitness trackers, but WHOOP takes it to a whole new level. It’s not just about steps or heart rate—it actually helps me understand how my body is recovering, how much strain I’m under, and when I need to rest.The insights are spot-on. I love waking up and checking my sleep quality and recovery score—it helps me make smarter choices during the day. The app is super intuitive, and the membership includes in-depth coaching tips based on your own data.The strap is comfortable, sleek, and doesn’t even feel like you’re wearing anything. If you're serious about performance, recovery, or just improving your overall health, WHOOP is worth every penny.

Awesome. Great information and the battery life really makes it exceptional

Very good for athletes ..

Got it as a gift for my husband and it has been a life changer. It helps in tracking everything he needs to know and it even anticipates unhealthy happy or lets him know if he's on tje right path. Easy to use, quite comfortable, although I would recommend getting an additional rubber strap to use when working out because the regular one gets really smelly after a while. The battery lasts a lot and overall works great.

Excellent device comfortable and accurate in recording. The estimated blood pressure readings are quite accurate additionally. I test weekly with a cuff and there is not a great deal of difference. So. I love this. A bit expensive however but hey there are worse things to spend your money on.

Excellent fitness tracker,I would strongly recommend it for anyone trying to improve sleep quality, step count and many other features

Decided to give this a shot after being influenced online. Originally got the Whoop 5.0 (peak membership), but after seeing the relentless paywall on the Whoop app to upgrade to the Whoop 5.0 medical grade (life membership) to unlock the ECG feature and blood pressure insights, decided to return my standard Whoop 5.0 band and cancel my peak plan and go for the Whoop 5.0 mg device and pay the higher annual fee for the life membership, even after the pro-rated fee was reduced in months, which is what tempted me to upgrade in the first place, so my billing cycle would start in 2027, but come to find out, the company as of late has had a very bad customer experience and shady business practices since introducing the 5.0 devices with their changed upgrade policy requiring users to pay to get the newest Whoop device when that wasn’t necessary before and a premium that was included and outlined in the original membership plans before the 5.0 devices were introduced. Whoop ended up changing their terms and conditions in light of these circumstances, which felt a bit deceitful, especially being a first-time user hearing about all this right out the gate … Moving onto the device itself, the device feels solid and it’s no larger than a binder clip or maybe even a standard pink pencil eraser in thickness, which is nice, and the battery life is very impressive, lasting 14 days exactly. However, the water resistance isn’t so great, and Whoop doesn’t recommend submerging the device in any kind of water for long periods of time but states it can be worn in the shower or in very shallow waters (10ft), which is a bit of a contradiction considering the brand message and device use case calls for this to be worn all the time 24/7, and the included battery pack further makes that statement clearer as you don’t remove the band to charge it; you slide on the battery pack, which is also water resistant by the way, to charge it while the band is strapped to your wrist, and the battery pack itself is what needs to be charged. Also, sleeping with this thing will take some time to get used to it as it can be difficult for side sleepers such as myself to feel comfortable with something on your wrist. The bands for this device feel subpar in quality, but that’s not here nor there as the real star of the show is the Whoop app and how it breaks down all the data the band collects, which is what you’re paying to use. All in all, very robust app experience with metrics and data galore. However, for me, it became too much to interact with, and certain data required manual input to gain access to further health insights, which for me became a bit much to stick to on a daily basis, which takes out of the money I’m putting into taking advantage of the full app experience. All in all, this can be a very solid product for athletes, coaches, runners, and fitness professionals/enthusiasts and for people who just hate smart watches, but definitely not for average people who just work out 5 days a week at a gym, and I already wear an Apple Watch. For those that don’t know, Apple’s health app is nowhere close to interpreting data like the Whoop, which is what drew me into getting one in the first place. Whoop also sells garments and clothing to wear the Whoop in different places of your body, not just your wrist, which is a plus and something I haven’t seen done before. Ultimately, the product lived up to the expectation, but the quality, use case, and the business side of things are what drew me to return the band.