The Whoop 5.0 and Whoop MG are virtually identical except for the MG's integrated ECG features, which require you to press ...

The company’s Whoop MG is the subject of a disagreement with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) over whether it acts ...

The Boston wearables firm says the software tool doesn't meet the definition of a medical device and shouldn't be regulated ...

The Whoop MG launched in May with a novel Blood Pressure Insights feature. Now, the FDA wants the company to disable it.

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The company's CEO defended its feature as a wellness tool under the 21st Century Cures Act, combatting the FDA’s claim that it qualifies as a regulated medical device.

Whoop 5.0 can also be worn on multiple locations on the body -- not just the wrist -- for 24/7 tracking. If you find having a wearable on your wrist clunky and uncomfortable, this is a game-changer.

Despite the FDA’s requests to remove the blood pressure tracking tool in Whoop’s new fitness tracker, the company has ...

Whoop tells users exactly how much sleep is needed for the next morning, when a hard workout might be too much for the day, and when you're at your peak. No other tracker I've used gives close to ...

The Whoop MG is the company’s most capable fitness tracker, offering heart rate screening and blood pressure insights ...

The Whoop Strap 3.0 is a fitness tracker that measures your sleep, workout intensity and how your body recovers from your workouts, and provides advice on how to improve all of those areas.