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Why Garmin Index Sleep Monitor vs Whoop 5.0 isn’t a fair fight yet
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Why Garmin Index Sleep Monitor vs Whoop 5.0 isn’t a fair fight yet
Garmin’s Index Sleep Monitor is designed for overnight use on the upper arm. But its all-day comfort and continuous data sync have led to comparisons with Whoop. So is it a valid alternative? The short answer is no. Garmin’s sleep band works well for what it is, but it doesn’t fully replace Whoop. Still, it’s closer than you might expect. Where the overlap actually works In terms of core metrics and sensors inside, the two bands aren’t all that …
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