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The ZenRing undercuts Oura by $270 and skips the subscription fee, but its 4–6 day battery is the shortest in its class.
Xiaomi's new AMOLED fitness tracker upgrades the display to 2,000 nits, adds ceramic and metal variants, and promises better iPhone sync — with no UK launch date confirmed yet.
Rogbid introduced Loop V — a fitness tracker without a screen that focuses on ECG, sleep monitoring, and a fall sensor at a moderate price.
Xiaomi's first Band 11 model undercuts the Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 by nearly $20, but drops GPS, NFC, and AMOLED to hit that price.
Garmin's new screenless fitness band tracks heart rate, sleep, and 80+ activities for $199.99 — no Whoop-style subscription required for core features.
The Loop Air tracks ECG, SpO2, and blood pressure estimates at a fraction of Whoop's price — but it's direct-import only and skips medical certification.
The fitness tracker company is betting real clinicians beat Google's AI health coach — but pricing remains unknown and the feature is US-only for now.
Google's new Fitbit Air ditches the display to focus on 24/7 health monitoring — and at $99, it undercuts Whoop on day one.
