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Whoop 5.0 review: Easy to live with, but not great value
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The Whoop 5.0 is the entry-level health tracker from the company that kickstarted the low-distraction wearable trend we’re going through at present. But where other brands are just making their first, Whoop has been at this game for a decade. A Whoop 5.0 is blissfully easy to ignore, incredibly easy to get on with, and treads the line between being a constant companion and overbearing nuisance beautifully. But given its relatively high cost, the question of whether it is good value or not is up for debate. There are also issues with its accuracy during cardio-based workouts.
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