But that promise is no longer part of Whoop’s messaging. In fact, it’s been scrubbed entirely from the company’s website. According to archived snapshots from the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, ...

WHOOP ’s latest launch is a masterclass in how to make wellness feel like a lease. Being a WHOOP user for nearly 5 years. ...

Whoop is in damage control mode. After debuting its Whoop 5.0 fitness tracker, users were angered to find it had reneged on a ...

Whoop now says it will honor the free upgrade promise, but you still need to have more than a year left on your membership, ...

Whoop introduced two new fitness wearables earlier this week, and to go with it, a trio of subscription plans under the One, ...

These days, the phrase has been co-opted to discuss the rise of subscription services such as the best streaming services ...

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That’s the takeaway from a new study of almost 15,000 active men and women. It found that exercising within about four hours ...

In the past, Boston-based Whoop has said existing subscribers of at least six months would get new hardware for free and that ...

Whoop promised members who’d been around at least six months would get free next-gen hardware. Now, you’ll have to pay.

In addition to the Whoop 5.0, there is now the Whoop MG. With these releases, you can track your pace of aging, heartbeat, blood pressure and more.

Whoop users with over six months' membership were promised a free upgrade, but now they’re being charged for the new hardware ...