Over the years, I’ve tested wearables of all shapes and sizes, from the humble Pebble to high-end watches like the Apple Watch Ultra and even smart rings like the Ultrahuman Ring Air, but only one remained on my wrist long-term. That would be the Whoop 4, a wearable that doesn’t have a display, provides no [...]
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