APEX 4

Stick with the Enduro 3. You already own it, and it's one of the best watches out there, especially when it comes to navigation features. Garmin also beats Coros in trail running, hiking, and mountain biking, thanks to features like ClimbPro that Coros still lacks. While some features on the Enduro

I had the original COROS Apex Pro. Kept it because it worked just fine, waiting for what I “thought” was going to be Apex 3, but turned out to be the 4…. The screen clarity of the Suunto V2 just crushes the screen of the Apex 4. This matters a lot to me personally. It definitely matters less to othe

I have both (YT reviewer) You're in a COROS sub so there will be that biases. I love COROS and I think their app and general ecosystem are better than Suunto's, but I'd still prefer the Vertical 2. It's a beast of a watch. To be honest, the Apex 4 wasn't my fav. The scree felt really dim to me. Feel

The only real issues are the switch from AMOLED to MIP and the App experience. In my opinion, the Coros App just doesn’t deliver the data quality I expect. Also, the MIP screen of Apex 4 is incredibly dull.

I switched from a Garmin Fenix 7X to a COROS Apex 4 ... Pros:- navigation/mapping almost as good as Garmin, but moving around the maps on Coros is a breeze compared to Garmin (screen redraws on Coros are insanely quick!).- simple, intuitive app- a speaker that you can actually hear (even on a busy r

Honestly I’m a bit surprised you’d still go with the Apex 4 in the end 😄. I find it a really difficult choice myself. Garmin just feels very familiar and proven to me, and I also have this feeling that the Fenix might last longer from a build-quality perspective. The Apex 4 looks great, but I’m stil

I stopped buying Garmins after I sold my Epix 2 Pro. More recently I went Apple Watch Ultra 3 —> T-Rex 3 —> T-Rex 3 Pro —> Coros Apex 4 —> T-Rex 3. I don’t use my T-Rex 3 Pro because I have the 44mm and strongly prefer the larger size. Other than the flashlight the base T-Rex 3 seems to have all the