Unleashing the Best Fitness Trackers with No Subscription: A Comparison of Fitbit, Garmin, and Whoop

Luna is setting itself apart from its competitors with its companion app, affordable price of £129/$149, and lack of subscription fees. After testing out the smart ring, I wanted to see if Luna’s band performed better.

I’ve been wearing the Luna band for a few weeks now to determine if it’s a device worth wearing.

Design & Build

• Available in 3 color finishes
• Includes two strap sizes
• Waterproof up to 50 meters depth

The Luna Band features a nylon strap with a Velcro clasp to secure the sensor module. It has a metal buckle on top, giving it a similar look to the Whoop band. You can choose from Onyx Black, Aloe Green, or Desert Beige color options. The box includes two strap sizes, with additional straps available in six different colors.

The Luna Band has a distinct look that sets it apart from competitors like Whoop and Fitbit Air. It’s also lighter than Garmin’s Cirqa band, weighing just 24g. This makes it comfortable for all-day wear and sleeping.

There are no physical buttons on the Luna Band, but you can tap on the sensor to activate the LED notification light. The light indicates battery status and alerts you when it’s time to recharge. Additionally, a vibration motor notifies you when the battery is low.