Cristiano Ronaldo-backed Whoop launches 5.0 and MG wearables: Price, specs and more
US-based wearable brand Whoop has expanded its product portfolio with the launch of two new devices, the Whoop 5.0 and Whoop MG. These latest wearables, accompanied by a redesigned Whoop app experience, offer an extended 14-day battery life within a 7% smaller form factor and incorporate category-defining features, including Healthspan with Whoop Age, an on-demand ECG Heart Screener and Blood Pressure Insights.
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By translating vital bodily signals into actionable guidance, the company wants to help users connect their daily decisions with tangible health and performance outcomes, focusing on extending healthspan rather than just lifespan.
Commenting on the launch, Will Ahmed, the Founder & CEO of Wooph, said in a blog post:
'This isn't just a product launch. It's a new chapter for Whoop and for our members. We've taken everything we've learned over the past decade and built a platform to help our members perform and live at their peak for longer. We've held nothing back.'
'Whoop is a great tool. It's like a doctor on my wrist. It allows me to monitor my behaviour easily, and shows me that being consistent and prioritising your health is worth it. I'm happy to be part of this company, and the launch of the Whoop 5.0 and MG,'
popular footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, who is also Whoop's global ambassador and investor, said.
Whoop launches two new wearables: Price and other details
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Whoop 5.0 and MG are now available to purchase now on the company's official website whoop.com. The wearable brand is also launching three new membership tiers—One, Peak, and Life—so members can pick the combination of device, features, and price that best fits their needs. Here's an overview of each membership tier:
Tier
Description
Annual Price (USD)
Whoop One
Professional-grade fitness insights at our best price
$199
Whoop Peak
Advanced health, fitness & longevity insights to help you perform at your peak, longer
$239
Whoop Life
Most powerful Whoop ever, delivering medical-grade health & performance insights
$359
Here are the global pricing of the three new membership tiers:
Currency
Whoop One
Whoop Peak
Whoop Life
USD
199
239
359
CAD
259
349
529
EUR
199
264
399
GBP
169
229
349
AUD
299
419
629
NZD
359
489
739
AED
699
919
1379
SAR
799
1029
1549
QAR
699
879
1319
Here's a list of all the features that will be available in the new Whoop wearables:
Feature
Description
Healthspan with Whoop Age
Calculates your 'physiological age' and Pace of Ageing using nine long-term health metrics, then gives daily insights and guidance to help you slow ageing. Developed with Dr. Eric Verdin of the Buck Institute.
Heart Screener with ECG
FDA-cleared on-wrist ECG that you can take anytime and share with a provider. Detects Atrial Fibrillation and delivers Irregular Heart Rhythm Notifications for added peace of mind.
Blood Pressure Insights
Patent-pending wrist-based technology that estimates your systolic and diastolic readings every day, plus explains how blood pressure impacts your overall well-being and performance.
Women's Hormonal Insights
Science-backed cycle, pregnancy, and perimenopause tracking—delivering personalised insights on how hormonal shifts affect recovery, sleep, stress, and performance.
Sleep Performance Update
Reimagined Sleep Score that more accurately reflects your sleep quality, helping you recover better and perform stronger each day.
Whoop Advanced Labs
Coming soon: Schedule blood tests and receive clinician-integrated reports directly in the app to create a more comprehensive health picture and actionable improvement steps. (Join the waitlist now.)
Comprehensive Fitness Tracking
Tracks daily steps, VO₂ Max, muscular strain during strength training, and 145+ activities—letting you optimise training for both performance and long-term health outcomes.
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