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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.

TechRadar

‘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

The Independent UK

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

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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?

Cycling News

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.

TechRadar

Whoop wins a key US court ruling against copycat wearables

The court found Lexqi's wearable closely resembled Whoop's design.

Android Central

Whoop wins injunction to block sale of rival Lexqi band — what does this mean for Polar?

A Massachusetts court has granted Whoop a preliminary injunction to block sales of Lexqi’s wearable in the U.S. while Whoop’s case against the Chinese brand continues.

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ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech news stories from Samsung teasing a major S26 upgrade to Garmin's leaked Whoop clone

Here are the biggest tech news stories from Whoop, Netflix, Samsung, OpenAI, and more for January 31, 2026.

TechRadar

‘Data is not steroids’: Whoop CEO blasts Australian Open for ‘ridiculous’ decision to force tennis stars to remove its tracker

Whoop bands were just knocked out of the Australian Open as Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are ordered to remove them.

TechRadar

How To Hack Your Longevity at Home - 10 Simple Tips From Top Industry Experts

Curious to know how to improve lifespan without the hefty price tag? Look no further.

Marie Claire

Garmin might finally be launching its Whoop competitor as the Cirqa smart band leaks on its own website

Eagle-eyed Garmin users on Reddit managed to screenshot a leaked smart band – on Garmin's own website.

TechRadar

Aryna Sabalenka frustrated by Australian Open’s ban on wearable fitness trackers

Sabalenka, who is a Whoop ambassador, is not allowed to wear the devices on court during the Australian Open

The Independent UK

Garmin just leaked a mystery 'CIRQA' smart band on its own website - and it sounds like a Whoop rival

A now-removed listing hinted at a minimalist, recovery-first wearable without a screen - with shipping suggested for late spring

‘Data is not steroids’: Why were Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz banned from wearing fitness trackers at Australian Open?

Sinner, Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka have been caught wearing fitness trackers during their matches at the Australian Open

The Independent UK

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Jannik Sinner ordered to remove banned device moments before Australian Open match

Sinner was spotted wearing a Whoop device, after Carlos Alcaraz was also busted by tournament officials

TechRadar

ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech stories from LG's massive OLED TV news to glorious Whoop clones

Here's the top news stories from Sony, LG, Spotify and more for January 24, 2026.

Reason

The FDA's Hands-Off Approach to Medical AI Is a Win for Health-Conscious Consumers

AI-powered medical wearables and software are flourishing following the FDA’s new regulatory guidance.

TechRadar

I tested this budget, subscription-free fitness tracker and it actually offers Whoop some serious competition – especially in terms of value

We tested the Amazfit Helio Strap in the wild, and found it every inch the Whoop competitor at a very reasonable price.

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Polar Loop review: The screen-free fitness tracker is good on heart rate, but a software let-down

We tested the Polar Loop, the subscription-free Whoop alternative.

Tom’s Guide

From AI beds to vagus nerve stimulators, these are the sleep gadgets tech billionaires are betting on in 2026

Tech billionaires are determined to buy a good night's sleep — these are the smart mattresses and gadgets of 2026, promising perfect sleep, health and longevity

Evening Standard

WHOOP's fitness tracker helps you kickstart healthy habits all year round

Fallen off the wagon already? Try WHOOP to get you back on track

Luna unveils fitness band to rival Whoop - and there's no monthly subscription

The Luna Band promises always-on health tracking and voice-led coaching, with a focus on useful insights not just charts

TechRadar

Looking for a subscription-free Whoop band? This screenless rival could be the voice-led wearable you’re looking for

Luna has launched a new fitness wearable at CES 2026 that comes with no subscription.

TechRadar

3 new features I want to see from Garmin in 2026

The new features I want to see on Garmin watches during the coming year to compete with the likes of Apple and Samsung.

Android Central

Your favorite fitness watch brands have some problems to fix. From longstanding Garmin problems to a Fitbit renaissance, these are my 2026 predictions and what improvements I want to see

From a game-changing Fenix 9 to more Whoop-style straps and better fitness watch-smart glasses integration, it should be an exciting 2026 for athletes!

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