PACE 4

Lol coros pace 4 is dual band gps where the 165 only has single band gps. Hindi "kalevel" ng 165 ang pace 4

Hindi sya dual band kaya paiba iba pace pag malapit sa mga buildings, kaya binenta ko at bumili ng coros pace 4.

I wouldn’t say you’re an occasional runner given your mileage and frequency. Tama yung isang nag comment na mas better si Coros Pace 4 since it’s a dual band GPS watch, but then again it’s much more expensive than G165.

I started with my old Series 5 Apple Watch, did not like how everything was integrated since I was using a Runna plan or the battery life and decided to go with the Coros Pace 4. It's cheaper and way lighter than an Apple Watch, does everything I need for running accurately. Also, the battery lasts

I love my Amazfit Active 2. That is except for the GPS accuracy. It's good enough for casual use. But if you want more precise GPS tracking you may want to get a new or refurbished Coros Pace 3 or Pace 4. I wore my Active 2 and a refurbished Pace 3 (directly from Coros) at the same time for a few da

Weaving + GPS is likely the answer. I sometimes run with two watches. Started doing it a while back for long runs to see which device was better, now I just like seeing on both wrists. And I always do it when pacing marathons or halfs. My Garmin FR 55 (single band gps) would be off (wrong by plus /

Watches made by the major manufacturers all have sufficient gps accuracy and battery life for what you want. Next most important feature is heart rate, with support for an arm or chest strap for better accuracy. Before gps watches came to the market, we were using heart rate monitors with chest stra

I bought the 570 42mm when it first came out. Then in December I got the Coros Pace 4. Best decision I've made. Nicer, lighter, better gps, better battery, more intuitive, better application less than half the price. As it stands I will not go back to Garmin.

Active 3 is the best hiking watch ever, the key word "hiking". Sapphire glass, offline topo maps etc. By strictly hiking features on par with $700 Garmine watches. BUT GPS is single channel. Great for offline map navigation, the discrepancy is less than one pixel on a watch screen. However I know th

I recently upgraded from a Fitbit Inspire 3 to a Coros Pace 4 and it does everything I want and has almost nothing I don't. Heart rate is accurate enough (tested against my Polar HRM10) that I no longer bother taking the chest strap out unless it's a threshold run. Navigation is good but not great -