- What is the difference between the Whoop 5.0, Peak and MG?
- The 5.0 is the sensor and band hardware, sold with a membership that unlocks the app's strain, recovery and sleep analysis. Peak bundles the 5.0 band with a 12-month membership. MG adds medical-grade features such as blood pressure insights and ECG in a titanium case.
- Does Whoop require a subscription?
- Yes. The hardware is tied to a membership, and the app's core metrics, coaching and history need an active plan. Memberships are sold in 12-month terms, and the band is included with the plan.
- What can the Whoop track during workouts and sleep?
- It records heart rate, heart-rate variability, respiratory rate, skin temperature and sleep stages continuously, with no screen. The app turns that into daily strain and recovery scores and a sleep coach. It also logs workouts automatically and supports guided strength and cardio activities.
- Does Whoop have a warranty and a return window?
- Whoop covers the sensor against defects for the length of the membership, and the band is covered for a shorter period. New members can return the device within the trial window for a refund of the membership. Check the current terms before ordering.
- When does Whoop run promotions?
- Whoop discounts mostly appear around new sensor launches, Black Friday and the winter holidays, and on extended membership bundles. Outside those windows, the membership terms are usually the same across stores.
- Are there Whoop discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what Whoop products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.