WHOOP has launched the Meridian band, a new style of fitness-tracking wearable designed to be worn like jewelry rather than treated as equipment. The band is described as “jewelry-inspired” and aimed at making it easier to keep the tracker on throughout daily life and special occasions.
Across outlets, the Meridian band’s core design is consistent: it uses Milanese mesh with the tracker’s sensors integrated into a more decorative, titanium-like look. TechRadar and Gizmodo emphasize that the sensors are concealed within the jewelry-style construction, while Mashable highlights the intent to broaden where the band can be worn.
TechRadar additionally reports durability features, saying the band is water- and tarnish-resistant. Gizmodo frames the upgrade as making the wearable feel more “expensive,” focusing on the premium materials and appearance. Together, the coverage centers on the same product change—an updated, jewelry-style band for the existing WHOOP tracker—while differing mainly in the emphasis on aesthetics versus durability.
