The FCC paperwork puts WM50 on Whoop MG hardware with the NFC subsystem stripped out. The photos stay sealed until November 11.
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More newsThe FCC paperwork puts WM50 on Whoop MG hardware with the NFC subsystem stripped out. The photos stay sealed until November 11.
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Abbott and Mayo Clinic backed WHOOP so doctors can bill Medicare for a $359-a-year wristband most patients can't afford.
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Compare fitness trackersCost over 3 years
$1,077
Device price plus three years of subscription, where one applies.
Weight
~27g
Grams on your wrist. Lower is lighter.
Battery life
14+ days
How long it lasts on its own, away from a charger.
WHOOP Life costs $29.92 a month, billed $359 a year. It is required. The MG only comes on the Life membership. There is no hardware price. Over 3 years that is $1077.
The MG hardware itself, plus the ECG and the heart screening that belong to this tier rather than to the band.
Google Health Premium costs $9.99 a month. It is optional. Over 3 years that is $360.
A Gemini health coach, training plans that adjust as you go, and deeper sleep analysis. It is included if you already pay for Google AI Pro.
Garmin Connect+ costs $5.83 a month, billed $69.99 a year. It is optional. Over 3 years that is $210.
Daily AI suggestions built from your own data, coaching videos, live workout stats on your phone, and more detailed dashboards.
WHOOP One costs $16.58 a month, billed $199 a year. It is required. The band is not sold on its own. The membership is the purchase. Over 3 years that is $597.
Everything. The membership is how you get the band, and the app is the only place your data appears. Peak costs $239 a year and adds the stress and health monitors.
DeviceSubscription
The tracker as worn, without a charger.
Battery life can vary based on usage, settings and firmware version.
This review has no score, so there is no average yet. It takes two scored reviews from two different publishers.
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The FCC paperwork puts WM50 on Whoop MG hardware with the NFC subsystem stripped out. The photos stay sealed until November 11.
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