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The Fitbit Air is Google’s £85 Whoop rival, and you can pre-order it now

Google is also launching Google Health, a new platform with meal tracking, cycle tracking and an AI coach

The Independent UK

The Google Fitbit Air finally breaks cover, and it heralds a new era of screenless fitness tracking to take on Whoop and Garmin

The Google Fitbit Air has finally been revealed, and the renewed focus on invisible 'set and forget' fitness tracking makes me think Google is onto a winner here.

TechRadar

Google's answer to Whoop could debut as soon as tomorrow

Google is expected to launch the Fitbit Air, its screen-less wearable, as soon as tomorrow.

Android Central

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'The cost of cloud services and the cost of AI will also go down in the future, so we’ll try very hard to keep it for free': Coros' CEO on how the smartwatch maker is swerving subscriptions for now — avoiding another Garmin Connect+ disaster

How Coros has "no plans" to implement unpopular Garmin- or Whoop-style subscription-only features anytime soon, according to its CEO

TechRadar

I tried the app Whoop just sued — and it’d be a real shame if it lost the battle

I tried both Whoop and Bevel to see if they really are strikingly, infringingly similar.

TechRadar

Fitbit Air leak points to a May launch and plenty of color options

Google’s Fitbit Air is reportedly taking a direct swing at Whoop, ditching the screen and annoying subscriptions for a stylish, $99 tracker.

Android Central

Fitbit Air: The latest Whoop rival rumors say that's the name of the mystery Fitbit — and your Fitbit Premium subscription could also change

Fitbit Premium is rumored to be rebranding as 'Google Health' alongside the latest Fitbit tracker release

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Whoop is moving beyond wearables to test your blood, integrating the results with its AI-powered app — and its latest evolution is smarter than ever

Specialized Panels is a blood test which allows Whoop's in-app AI to 'deliver even more personalized, relevant insights' about your body.

TechRadar

How tennis stars forced a rule change and won a fight to access their health data

The French Open will allow players to wear fitness trackers in-match, after Aryna Sabalenka, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner were prevented from doing so at the Australian Open

The Independent UK

Google’s Fitbit Air is coming for the Whoop, here’s everything we know

The screen-free wearable could come in a range of colours and cost less than £100

The Independent UK

Rory McIlroy's Heart Rate Was off the Charts on the 18th Hole on Sunday

WHOOP data revealed McIlroy's heart rate during his second consecutive win at Augusta National Golf Club.

Sports Illustrated

Garmin's cashing in on the screenless Whoop-style smart band trend with its upcoming CIRQA — here's the proof

Garmin's CIRQA smart band is on the way — here's the US trademark office filing

TechRadar

Amazfit Helio Strap vs Polar Loop vs Whoop 5.0: Which should you buy?

We tested three of the best screenless fitness trackers from Whoop, Polar and Amazfit

TechRadar

Garmin’s rumored screen-less wearable just might be the subscription-free Whoop rival I’ve been waiting for

Leaks and rumors suggest a new Garmin fitness tracker could be imminent. Here’s what you need to know about this potential Whoop killer.

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Google just gave us a sneak peek of its screenless Fitbit band, and Whoop should be worried

Steph Curry has teased the upcoming screenless Fitbit band on his Instagram, and Google could succeed where others have failed in making a potent Whoop rival.

TechRadar

Fitbit leaps onto the Whoop-style screenless bandwagon, and Steph Curry teases it early

'I won't spoil it, you'll kind of have to see it for yourself' Google's screenless Fitbit teased on 'performance advisor' Steph Curry's Insta.

Google is preparing to take on Whoop with a screen-free Fitbit

Steph Curry has been spotted wearing it.

Android Central

Google is building a Whoop-style Fitbit, and Steph Curry just showed it off

Google is reportedly working on a screen-less Fitbit band to rival Whoop's wearables.

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The Independent UK

Garmin’s Whoop rival has just leaked – again

The Garmin Cirqa could launch sometime soon, and it will seemingly support the Health Status feature

TechRadar

Garmin could finally take on Whoop with a screenless fitness tracker next week — here’s what to expect

Rumors are swirling that we might finally get to see the screenless Cirqa smart band after months of speculation.

TechRadar

Whoop calls its new clothing range a 'technical garment system' and I honestly don't know what else I expected

Whoop courts the hypebeasts with a predictable take on high-fashion athleisure.

The Independent UK

‘Not being hungover is a cheatcode’: Why BOSH! went teetotal and doubled down on plants at 40

As Ian Theasby and Henry Firth hit their forties, the founders of BOSH! quietly overhauled their lives – cutting alcohol, slashing sugar and embracing a relentless ‘more plants’ philosophy. The result, they say, is better sleep, sharper focus and energy levels capable of keeping up with toddlers and ultra-marathons alike

Cycling News

A resting heart rate of 34bpm?! Mathieu van der Poel reveals incredible Whoop metrics

'Some athletes are really strict about it, but I don't mind sharing data' says Dutchman

Cycling News

How tracking your period, heart rate and vital stats can help female cyclists with performance – and where should we still 'use our feeling first'

In the first of Cyclingnews' women's health series, as health-tracking technology becomes ever-present in cycling, how are female cyclists using it to monitor their health, and is all this data actually beneficial to fine-tuning our training?

TechRadar

Redditors have found a Whoop subscription hack that’s saving them big money – but it comes with caveats

Whoop bands sometimes come with a year's subscription, which is a loophole some people are taking advantage of.

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