Apple Watch Series 12 might finally convince me to switch away from WHOOP
Earlier this year, I picked up a WHOOP for the very first time. As a longtime Apple Watch user I was looking forward to having a new way of tracking my health stats in a cleaner interface that the Apple Watch wasn’t offering. Now, with Apple Watch Series 12, I’m very convinced to switch back to the Apple Watch. Here’s why. more…
I recently started using the WHOOP health tracker, and I was eager to see if the new Apple Watch Series 12 could convince me to switch back. The Series 12 offers a cleaner, more user-friendly interface due to the new Apple Health app in iOS 27. This app presents data in a more straightforward manner, making it easier to understand than previous versions.
Another advantage is that the Apple Watch Series 12 now collects heart rate data every 5 seconds, compared to the WHOOP's 1-second tracking, which is sufficient for most non-athlete users. Additionally, the Series 12 introduced the Readiness app, which provides a health score based on heart rate variability and other factors. This is similar to the recovery score provided by WHOOP, which is helpful for tracking sleep quality and overall health.
However, it's still unclear whether the Apple Watch Series 12 will truly revolutionize health tracking. As a WHOOP user for the past six months, I am excited to see if the new Apple Watch features will be a game-changer for me. While I appreciate the convenience of the Apple Watch, I don't want to constantly pull my phone out. So, will you be upgrading to the Apple Watch Series 12 for the new features or sticking with your current device? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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