Overview
- Whoop unveiled the 5.0 and MG wearables, offering a 7% smaller design, 14-day battery life, and faster processing capabilities.
- The MG model introduces medical-grade ECG functionality and daily blood pressure insights, with FDA clearance for arrhythmia detection.
- New app features include Healthspan metrics, women's hormonal insights, and an upcoming Advanced Labs program for clinician-reviewed blood testing.
- Whoop's revamped subscription model introduces three tiers—One, Peak, and Life—each tied to specific devices and features, with prices ranging from $199 to $359 annually.
- Existing users have expressed frustration over a $49 upgrade fee, citing a previous company promise of free hardware updates after six months of membership.