Richard Lawler
Now you can buy the Whoop 4.0 fitness tracker for $300, but should you?
When we reviewed the Whoop 4.0, Victoria Song said it was comfortable, but a pricey $30 per month subscription and recovery-focused tracking means it’s only for serious athletes.
Now the company is selling its wearable via Best Buy, both in stores and on the site, for $300. That covers a year of service, but once it’s done, you’ll have to resubscribe with another $300 upfront, or pay $30 monthly.
Only athletes should give a whoop about Whoop
Victoria Song
