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Fitbit Air vs. Whoop: Which screenless fitness tracker is better for you?
Screenless trackers are all the rage right now , even though they've existed for decades. For instance, Whoop launched its first tracker in 2015, launching as among the first, if not the first of the category.
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Screenless fitness trackers have surged in popularity, with Whoop releasing its first device in 2015 and raising $575 million in March, valuing the company at $10 billion. Google’s Fitbit Air, teased on March 31, enters the market alongside competitors such as Garmin, Luna, Hume and Amazfit, positioning itself as Google’s answer to Whoop. The article compares Whoop’s newest MG model with the Fitbit Air, noting that both devices track activities, sleep and vitals and provide a detailed app experience, though each requires a subscription to unlock full data access.
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