My Experience with the Garmin Forerunner 965: Great Hardware, Strange Software

I’ve had this blog in draft form for a long time, and now I’ve finally found the time to finish it and describe my last two years with smartwatches and fitness trackers and formulate my opinion on it. These are my experiences and needs. I enjoy exercising 3 to 4 times a week. I enjoy being active (and I can’t help it with 2 young children).

A Promising Start

After years of trying various fitness trackers, I decided to test the Garmin Forerunner 965. On paper, it’s a powerhouse: AMOLED screen, long battery life, advanced training metrics, and seamless pairing with my Garmin Edge 1040. And to be fair, in many ways, it delivered.

Review: Shokz OpenRun – The Perfect Headset for Every Athlete

As someone who’s always looking for the ideal headset for cycling and running, I can honestly say the Shokz OpenRun is the best solution I’ve found so far. Whether I’m out on the road bike, going for a run, or riding indoors on the turbo trainer with Zwift, these bone conduction headphones are my go-to choice every time.

Comfort & Fit

The first thing you notice about the OpenRun is how lightweight it is (just 26 grams) and how comfortable it feels. Thanks to the open-ear design, your ears remain completely free, so you always stay aware of your surroundings—much safer when you’re sharing the road. The headset stays firmly in place, even during sprints or longer workouts. Honestly, after a while you barely notice you’re wearing it.

Review: Logitech Zone True Wireless Earbuds

Anyone who spends a large part of the day video conferencing knows what it’s like: headset head. Unpleasant, but a decent headset is still the best tool for good sound quality. The built-in microphone on a webcam just doesn’t compare, not to mention the annoyance of feedback caused by poorly placed speakers on your desk or loudly colleagues.

Logitech promises with the Zone True Wireless Earbuds a set of in-ear headphones that delivers immersive experiences that help you sound clear, stay connected and confident. The company has done two years of research and development for this. By using three microphones per earbud (6 in total), voice sounds are separated from ambient noise (advanced beamforming). One of these microphones is inward-facing and uses the recorded vibrations (bone conduction) to isolate the speech signal even better.

After testing a week with the Logitech Zone True Wireless earbuds this is my experience.

Review: Jabra Evolve2 Buds

True wireless earbuds have become a staple in the world of personal audio, offering a convenient way to enjoy your music on the go. With so many options available, it can be difficult to choose the right pair. The Jabra Evolve2 Buds are a standout choice, offering solid sound quality, comfortable fit, and a range of features that make them a great option for those looking for premium true wireless earbuds.

Through the professional USB dongle (Type A or C), the Jabra Evolve2 Buds are also certified for Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Zoom.

Just use it to connect to your laptop and bingo! a more stable connection and a much better experience on your UC platform. You are able to connect up to 8 devices, where 2 connections can be active at the same time.

Review: Yealink BH72

The use of a good headset ensures that you are comfortable during meetings, that you can be well understood by your colleagues and customers (without any noise) but also that you can hear what is said by others and you are not disturbed by environmental sounds.

Review: Poly Voyager Focus 2 UC

The use of a good headset ensures that you are comfortable during meetings, that you can be well understood by your colleagues and customers (without any noise) but also that you can hear what is said by others and you are not disturbed by environmental sounds.

Review: Hidester VPN

Why should you need a VPN?

Cybercriminals, Hackers, spies, government, overeager retailers and even internet service providers can watch what you do online but only if we let them.

So in this review i tested the VPN service of “Hidester VPN” for a couple of days, I used my iPhone to test and i must say i like the speed of the network and the simplicity of the client. I tried to reach out to some blocked sites, and these are working fine.