I’ve worn a WHOOP for a year — here are 6 reasons I won’t switch to the Fitbit Air

Screen-less fitness trackers are having a big moment right now. While WHOOP has been popularizing the form factor for years, many brands (including Amazfit) have recently entered the space, and now Google is joining in too. Last week, Google announced the Fitbit Air, a screenless fitness tracker designed to collect your health data 24/7 and provide AI-powered insights directly on your phone.

The whole idea behind devices like the Fitbit Air is that they can give you a more complete picture of your health than a traditional smartwatch. Instead of only tracking workouts or specific parts of your day, these trackers continuously monitor your body throughout the day and while you sleep.