4.0 مع اشتراك لمدة 12 شهرًا - جهاز تعقب الصحة واللياقة البدنية والنشاط القابل للارتداء - المراقبة المستمرة وتحسين الأداء وتتبع معدل ضربات القلب - تحسين النوم والإجهاد والتعافي والعافية

It works. It’s waterproof. The information provided drives a desire to improve that I would not otherwise have. Basically, it is motivational, and the result is feeling better and clearer-headed. I have lost 6 pounds in a week, which might be too much, except my BMI is down from 29 to 27, and I have a ways to go. I’m just turning 75, so there’s plenty to work on for a while.

For me it’s pretty great. I’m focusing more on my fitness and the Apple Watch doesn’t even compare. My band charged fast and last a lot longer than my watch did. It tracks a lot more especially with sleep. It does have a 12 months subscription and I like that because it really allows me to try it out. You can extend your membership whenever you want and I like that you can pay yearly. I know the reviews are mixed but I’m glad I bought this!

I’ve been a loyal Fitbit user for many years, and I must say, this product falls short in comparison. While my Fitbit stored data for years, this device only retains data for six months, which is quite disappointing.Cost: The price is significantly higher than Fitbit, yet it doesn’t offer much more in terms of features. Given the cost, I expected something exceptional, but that wasn’t the case.Sleep Tracking: The sleep tracking on this device is less detailed and less accurate compared to Fitbit. Fitbit’s sleep tracking is far superior and provides more insightful data.Value for Money: Fitbit offers a more affordable option with better features. Unless this device introduces new and special features, it’s hard to justify the higher price.Overall, if you’re looking for a reliable and cost-effective fitness tracker, I would recommend sticking with Fitbit. It offers better value for money and excellent performance.

If you take the time to go through the app, learn everything and take it seriously, this is an amazing health tracker! It’s easy to understand, the heart monitor works well, and the data you recieve from sleep is awesome. This just makes you want to do better everyday in whatever it is that you do. The battery life is just fine, it’s easy to just charge the battery pack it comes with and slide it on your wristband, let it charge for a couple hours and that’s it. Mine lasted from Monday to Friday. Make sure to charge it for a couple of hours before you first use it.

I have been wanting to jump on the bandwagon and try out the Whoop. No money wasted at all. It actually amazes me what it picks up. I forgot to set my activity the other day and it recognized that I was golfing. Don’t ask me how, it just did! Same with my walk today. It records sleep better than the Apple Watch as well. However still do wear both just on different arms!

Just a quick update to my review:Customer service was slow to respond, but they finally made it right. They sent me a new sensor and battery, and both work perfectly! I am changing my review from 1-star to 5 because I love my Whoop now!Original review:The battery pack will not charge the sensor unless I remove the band – see the attached picture showing that the sensor shows that it is charging, but the percentage of charge keeps dropping until the battery dies. I tried contacting customer service, but trying to resolve the issue with them is beyond frustrating. Customer service replied to my emails just once a day at best, and each time it was from a different agent that clearly did not read the history of troubleshooting already done. The only way I can charge the sensor is to remove the band, which is not the way it’s supposed to be used (you’re supposed to be able to wear it while it’s charging), but customer service seems satisfied with that solution. Count me extremely disappointed.

I ordered this for my partner as a gift because he struggles with sleep and loves working out (CrossFit). Being able to have more insight into his sleep quality and other factors that may affect his workouts and over health means a lot to him – he didn’t want any other smart watch (no clock) besides this one!It worked as described – some issues with membership set up and getting charged for full membership during activation process. However I reached out to Whoop and they were able to confirm that they would process a refund and were very apologetic. Overall would recommend!!

I use both Whoop and another familiar fitness tracker that is also a smart watch. The accuracy of the Whoop is much greater than the other tracker when compared with some of the metrics monitored by my physician. The sleep analysis is far superior to the other tracker as well. Customer service is excellent. Customer service with the other tracker has declined since it was bought by another corporation. Whoop customer service continues to function as though they are still a small start up, with quick response and resolution to any questions or concerns. If you’re looking to truly improve your overall fitness level and not just “get your steps in”, I highly recommend Whoop.

The cool parts first since credit where credit is due. The whoop is very accurate at analyzing some parameters that other fitness trackers don’t do very well, HOWEVER they place wayyyy too much faith in their “strain” and “recovery” metrics which just in the three months I’ve had the band, have had nothing to do with how hard I’ve actually felt I was working out, nor how good I felt the next day. Additionally, no display whatsoever so it provides no utility even as a watch, and to be honest, maybe steps aren’t the most important metric, but it’s nice to know roughly how active I’ve been in a day and whoop doesn’t provide even that basic information anywhere. This might be a product geared at those really looking to optimize health and fitness in every way, but for what they charge versus what they provide it’s frankly insulting. I’ve never had a Fitbit as bad as this whoop, in fact, I enjoy not wearing any watch or fitness tracker more than the whoop. It’s also practically impossible to cancel, customer service is slow and inefficient, and there’s nothing special about the band itself which you can’t even use if you don’t keep paying the ridiculous subscription cost. Save your money, get a garmin or Fitbit

I’ve worn a bunch of devices: Fitbit, Garmin, Oura, Biostrap, and now this one. The two best for me have been Biostrap and Whoop. I have not determined whether Whoop or Biostrap is the most accurate. But both have excellent apps that give you a lot of information in a clear and easy to find way. While Whoop is sold direct to customers, Biostrap is sold through elite personal training and rehab facilities. Whoop has significantly better battery life.

disappointed overall – love the idea of this device and how it’s not supposed to be a watch!execution falls short. the app is OK and the data is good – I wish it could provide more real-time updates and vibration notification for calls/alerts. The subscription plan is bogus because now I am stuck with a device paid for a year that wont get much use.

Loved this purchase. The only down fall was the setup buying it from Amazon vs Whoop. Whoop’s customer service dept helped link the Whoop and had me up and running quickly.This product allows you to understand a lot more of your sleep, strain, and overall recovery. There’s days where I am flat out tired but busting my butt the day before. What I found is that the Whoop acknowledges the strain from the day before and recommends a good ‘recovery’ day.I do wish the battery life was longer. I feel I’m charging it everyone day. That said, the battery pack allows you to still wear the band while resuming normal activities. That different from the Apple Watch which I am used to. You physically need to take the watch off the charge it so I do appreciate Whoop bridging that gap.

I LOVE this band and I am NOT a fitness band person. Its the most comfortable and accurate and thorough band I have ever had (I only had 3). I dont care there is no watch face which alot of people care about. I am not interested in a watch. The ONLY con is the cheap plastic U piece that folds over and holds the band in place. WHY? It has come undone and nearly broke a few times. I HATE that. There is no reason for it to be SO flimsy on an otherwise outstanding piece of technology! I am worried I will snap it or break it at some point accidentally. Even snapping on the charger got a little difficult because it was slightly bent out of shape, which makes it fall out the hinge/holes. Otherwise, it would be 5 stars!

oaching- all in one tracking device. This literally took me a few minutes to set up, and is surprisingly comfortable (I am not a watch or bracelet wearing type of person). I really wanted to find a tracker that could help me understand my sleep patterns and overall daily health, and this definitely lives up to my expectations. Looking to add a few of the colored bands which apparently can swap out with the tracker. The black band is nice, but mixing it up for different occasions would be dun so I can wear it as much as possible.

Super comfortable, fitness tracker works great. Couldn’t be happier with this.

thing as described by WHOOP!. I’ve been using an Apple Watch up to this point and my wife uses a WHOOP. We’ve compared and contrasted the data and information we have access to, the interface of that information, and the phone app. I finally am making the switch over to Whoop. My Apple Watch still has other valuable functionality that I find useful but the health component isn’t comparable to the WHOOP.

cker!. I love this tracker and it’s charge on the go feature. I can wear it 24/7 and it’s super sleek on my wrist. I’ve been working on getting more consistent sleep – the whoop tracks how much time I spend in each sleep stage and has a nifty feature that coaches you on when to go to bed based off of how much sleep your body needs. I use the health monitor every morning to check my heart rate variability and resting heart rate – I can also easily email my cardiologist a history of these metrics straight from the app – how neat! It’s been interesting to see what activities increase my strain the most between hiking, yard work, and walking my husky. I also like the stress monitor – I use the breathing exercise after having a presentation at work. The whoop seems to be getting smarter as I use it more – how cool!