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… Users also lose access to Whoop's proprietary cloud analytics, coaching features, and official customer support. Furthermore, hardware support is strictly limited to Whoop 4.0 and 5.0 straps, leaving older device generations completely unsupported. …
With Google Fitbit Air, Amazfit Helio Strap and Polar Loop, Whoop has more competition than ever before. The fitness wristband veteran is responding by separating the hardware from the subscription – but Whoop remains by far the most expensive product of its kind.
… So it remains questionable whether Whoop can actually build such a compact system. We cannot reliably assess whether Whoop’s patent would withstand a post grant review or an inter partes review — and thus a challenge to the patent. …
Rogbid has unveiled the Loop Air , a $60 fitness tracker clearly inspired by devices like Whoop and Polar Loop . …
… This is not unusual for this product category – Polar Loop, Whoop 5.0 and Fitibt Air $99 on Amazon also don't offer a GPS module, but Garmin is missing an opportunity to differentiate itself from the competition. …
… Only Whoop MG is even more expensive, as a subscription for $359 per year is required to obtain this wristband. …
The Garmin CIRQA Smart Band is finally here – and significantly cheaper than the Whoop 5.0, since no subscription is required to use most of its features. …
Rumors have been circulating for many months that Garmin is developing an alternative to the Whoop 5.0, the Google Fitbit Air $99 on Amazon , and the Polar Loop. …
… After the success of the Whoop band and the OG Helio Strap curr. $90 on Amazon for a renewed variant , Google just released the $99 Fitbit Air , which brings screenless monitoring without locking core data behind a paywall. …