5.0/MG

Whoop ticked me off with their 5.0/MG shenanigans so I decided to go all-in on Apple. This thing is gorgeous - and doesn’t look nearly as unwieldy on my (female) wrist as I thought it might!!

Honestly, if they did like 4.99 or something a month and it meant the software would really “get there” and be up to par with Oura and Whoop, I'd do it. Shut the f up and don't give them ideas. I just canceled my whoop strap because it kept going up on subscription prices. I wouldn't pay a single ce

A fellow Bevel-ite from India here! While I agree with your point that the pricing is not suitable for a developing market such as India, Bevel's free features are amazing as well! I switched to Bevel Pro a couple of months back, but I was doing all right even on the free plan - I just did not like

Honestly. I’ve paid the ridiculous price for your piece of tech, tech disc, oura ring, whoop strap, and now I have to continually give you my money? Get bent.

2 year whoop user converted to Helio. Whoop is very useful in the beginning for people who are new to trackers and need help making lifestyle changes but once I understood how to manage my HRV, RHR and sleep cycles I felt like I was paying for a load of stuff I didn't need. Hello covers all that I w

I used to be a whoop customer. Ended my subscription after they scammed me with the release of the 4.0 forcing me to pay for a hardware upgrade which they stated contractually was free. I switched to the helio strap + bevel instead and can say it’s very close to what whoop offers. I even bought a cu

He could wear a similar device that is compatible.I don't mean Samsung or galaxy watch. Something like the whoop band or I use the amazfit. (Don't like the subscription model of whoop, I can fully use amazfit band with all functions without the subscription. Not an ad) I'm not sure if the doc approv

You can't compare Whoop and Bevel+Apple, that is like comparing apples and oranges. The Whoop band is a screenless inaccurate health and wellness device, not a fitness tracker despite what their marketing says, that has one purpose and even at that it does not do a great job. The heart rate data is

imo all of these (Oura, Whoop strap etc.) track pretty similar stuff at the end of the day. i’ve tried Apple Watch, and for me that felt more like an extension of my phone, it’s great for features and all but I felt it a bit distracting cause of the notifications + charging. Whoop felt more fitness

In the same exact boat! Got a few really nice watches that I prefer to wear out, but dislike then losing out on the health tracking. I’m not about to wear two watches at the same time, so… been deciding between the faceless Whoop band, or possibly the rumored Google faceless fitbit band that Steph C