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The G-Shock Move (a.k.a. G-Squad HR) menu has been described as pretty complicated; I didn’t find it half as bad as many said – but it’s not the…
The Casio G-Shock GBD-H1000 (G-Shock Move, G-Squad HR) is this brand’s first fully-fledged sports watch with GPS and oHR – all in the iconic G-Shock style. The combination…
The Grit X is the newest – for later reference: released April/May 2020 – outdoor-oriented, multisport watch from Polar. It is quite interesting that Polar expands into the…
The Suunto 7 is getting an updated firmware, rolling out starting June 30, 2020.
People often wonder why their GPS watches aren’t recording accurate tracks. They show single examples as proof that everything is good or nothing works right. Here is an…
The Oura Ring has – unexpectedly – become a favorite health and activity tracking device of mine – see here. In this post, I just want to have…
After an easy first run, just to get started, and a first look at Hill Splitter‘s working, now for some high-intensity intervals.
Between viral health concerns that give consistent health tracking greater appeal and the allure of WearOS for smart, active living, I found myself the perhaps smartest combination of…
For the Polar Grit X as outdoor-focused watch, one of the major (new) features is the Hill Splitter function, meant to track and help analyze uphill and downhill…