WHOOP – 12-Month Membership – 5.0 Health and Fitness Wearable – 24/7 Activity Tracker

My Whoop has been a game-changer for my health, performance, and overall lifestyle. I am a trainer and work at a bar so late nights and early mornings are unavoidable sometimes days. My whoop has made a huge difference in how I pay attention to my sleep and recovery. I started with whoop almost a year ago and loved it. Was super excited about this new band and haven’t been disappointed. The new insights and tools this band provide are amazing and with the 14 day battery life I would say this upgrade is completely worth it.Knowing when to push harder or when to prioritize rest has been massive for me. And most wearables I never trusted but with whoop I would say we are on the same page 90% of the time. The daily strain and recovery metrics keep me on track with my goals, and the sleep tracking has significantly improved my quality of rest / knowing when I need to program in a nap.Whoop has helped me unlock a more intentional, optimized, and balanced version of myself. The accountability it brings is unmatched, and the long-term trends it provides have been key to sustaining high performance without burnout!

Thinking of switching from WHOOP 4.0 to 5.0? Don’t. The so-called “free upgrade” is a trap. The moment you try to return, update, or manage your account, WHOOP shows its true face: a company built on confusion, hidden charges, and a broken support system.Customer service is a black hole — canned responses, no resolution, and endless back-and-forth. You’ll waste hours, if not weeks, trying to fix simple issues while they quietly keep charging you.New to WHOOP? Don’t even start. There are far better fitness trackers out there — cheaper, clearer, and with actual customer support.Already on 4.0? Don’t upgrade. In fact, consider letting your subscription expire. Walking away from WHOOP is the best upgrade you’ll ever make. It’ll save you money, time, and the headache of dealing with one of the most anti-consumer companies in the wellness space.

Ordered on May 08 and received on May 09. Setup went flawlessly and I've been wearing continuously, received my first Healthspan Update this morning and looking forward to the weekly (Sunday) updates. I'm a new Whoop user so no preconceptions, still using my Apple Watch 9 and 10 and sending their data to Whoop. Previously used Fitbit since 2012 thru 2024, mostly for steps, walking, and general health data. So for my uses Whoop replaces Fitbit, Apple Watch is in a category of its own. I'm not pleased with a replacement Whoop strap I bought but that's for a separate review of the strap. Otherwise finding my Whoop 5.0 MG useful and the so far limited data results interesting. My understanding is full utility will come after 90 wears, or by my calculations not until four months of use say September first 2025 (Labor Day Monday in the USA this year). I plan or reporting more after then unless I run into a problem sooner.Konrad.

Es un producto fantástico donde puedes ver todas las analíticas de tu rendimiento, descanso, estrés, presión arterial y cómo trabajan tus pulmones. Es extremadamente comodo para dormir con el puesto a diferencia de otros, más también cuenta con una batería de 14 días de uso

I finally bought one of these things because of all the hype and fell for it. I've used an apple watch for years and wanted to try something new but everything this offers is probably just going to be applied as an update on current apple watch models. I do high intensity workouts and run a few miles daily and this thing is counting calories as if I were working out for 3 hours. These products aren't meant to be precise but it's telling me I'm burning almost 600 calories more than what I did with my apple watch and even that device isn't accurate. Anyways I'm sure Whoop 6.0 will have a screen on the thing, and they'll slowly implement small features with every version in order to keep selling these devices. Great marketing but lackluster product.

Might as well be using a random number generator to determine heart rate. During every workout (multiple walks, runs, and road biking) the heart rate fluctuates by 40+ bpm over the course of 30 seconds. Even a simple slow walk would report my HR as bouncing back and forth between zones 1 and 4 every couple of minutes. It’s less accurate and records fewer metrics than an Apple Watch/Garmin despite the subscription costing more than a new watch every year. If you really want 14+ days of battery life just get a Garmin.

Whoop mg is great so far, recognized subscription immediately & it’s tracking heart rate much better for me than the 4.0 so far, very happy!

I paid about $400 to upgrade for ‘free’ from Whoop 4.0 to Whoop MG.The 4.0 was awful tracking my heart rate on a spin bike, unless I let my arm dangle at my side. The MG is slightly better, but I find my old Apple Watch to do a better job.The new features in the app are cool, but that novelty wears off quickly.The all routinely misses activities such as weight lifting or naps.