Whoop is moving beyond wearables to test your blood ...

Whoop Inc., the maker of popular screen-less fitness bands, is facing a backlash from subscribers upset that it’s charging an upgrade fee for the new models after previously pledging not to do so. The ...

Whoop introduced two new fitness wearables earlier this week, and to go with it, a trio of subscription plans under the One, Peak, and Life labels. The launch, however, left many long-term fans of the ...

Whoop users say the company broke its promise of a free hardware upgrade after six months of membership. Archived text confirmed the offer, but the manufacturer has quietly changed its policy ...

Whoop now says it will give free upgrades to users with more than 12 months left on their subscription. Whoop now says it will give free upgrades to users with more than 12 months left on their ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A new era of Whoop is here. As of May 8, two new Whoop devices have been announced: the Whoop 5.0 and Whoop MG. Alongside the new ...

WHOOP’s fitness trackers come with a mandatory subscription that starts at $199 per year. Users have found a loophole that lets them save a significant amount of money on their subscriptions. The ...

Whoop continues to move beyond just wearables.

While smartwatches can be convenient, having a screen on your wrist can be an unnecessary (and at times, unwanted) distraction. Whoop does away with the display, instead offering a minimalist device ...