WHOOP 4.0 with 12 Month Subscription - Wearable Health, Fitness & Activity Tracker and Ultra-Soft SuperKnit Accessory, Ice

Learning new things about a healthier lifestyle. Battery doesn't stay as charged as I hoped.

I was so excited for this. I got it to help track my sleep and heart rate for my doctors. after about 3 or so weeks it stopped working and doesn’t charge. it’s so disappointing because it’s so expensive. highly disappointed.

I have had the Whoop 4.0 for about three months now, and I have thoroughly enjoyed using it. I got it as a gift for Easter from my parents so they could see my health metrics while I was away at college, but I have really enjoyed it for personal use as well. The setup was straightforward and the app is user-friendly and easy to navigate. I also appreciate that the Whoop does not have a display, as I know that would personally be distracting for me while I am at work and school and was one of the reasons I had been uninterested in an Apple Watch. In addition, I really enjoy all the different colors and patterns of the bands, and the ease with which I can switch them to match my outfit or color-coordinate with my accessories. The band is also very comfortable and does not irritate my skin, something that often happens with other fabrics. Overall, I have been extremely happy with this product and would recommend it to anyone interested in learning more about their health.

I wanted to try this back in November. They had a thirty day return policy which I thought, “okay, cool no problem signing up if i like it after 30 days.” Where it tricks you is you need to really give it a 60 day trial so it can get used to your metrics. At the end of the 60 days, I made my choice and hated it. The Fitbit is more comfortable, gives enough data, AND I don’t have to pay per month to use it. I’m gridlocked in an annual plan and have wasted around 300.00 on this thing that has been sitting in my junk drawer for 7 months. The app has a faulty “customer service” logo that requires and employee sign in when you try to use it. I don’t think I’ve ever felt so screwed over by a company (and my utility provider is SDG&E so that’s saying a lot).