PACE Pro

I went from a Pace Pro to a Forerunner 970 and back. Garmin is such a mess in case of UX on both App and Website. I can not understand how a Company that big is not able to make a proper software for it’s customers. I’m mean seriously? For me it was the opposite with updating threshold with Garmin.

Amazfit hardware is fantastic. For reference, in the last couple of years I’ve owned and trained with the following (I’m not rich or crazy, but I got really used to having a bunch of devices during grad school when my research called for it). Amazfit T-Rex 3 Amazfit Balance 2 Amazfit T-Rex 3 Pro App

I moved from garmin forerunner 265s to coros pace pro last Sunday. Best choice ever. The app is way more clear. Coros Workout builder... No comparison with the garmin one. The web app training hub is amazing. It has almost all the information of workouts that you can find within training peaks. Work

I just replaced my Fenix 6 with a pace pro. For context I run 40 to 50 miles per week, and cycle 100 to 200 miles per week. I go to the gym 3 days a week. I still use a garmin edge bike computer and bring the data into Coros with RunGap. Initial (2 weeks) thoughts: Off the bat, Garmin is better at e

Don’t. It’s 100% cardio based and lifting is anaerobic. It’s also 10 to 20% accurate on the generous side. I cycle a lot with a mechanical power meter. Which is 95% accurate for calorie expenditure. Using both my Garmin bike computer connected to the power meter and my Pace Pro guesstimating, the nu

Honestly, garmin’s bottom tier watches at over priced for what you get in comparison to Coros.. I had a pace 3 and pace pro, great watches and do basically the core everything you for running and basic strength training.. however I got a Garmin enduro 3 and now that I’m using Garmin it does have a b

Having worked in various roles in the software development world, software road maps are not generally shared with the public. Software roadmaps change all the time and will leave you disappointed more than they will make you excited and expecting, so better not to share. Sometimes hints are given t

At least in my mind, the Coros release cycle is a lot less lockstep than Garmin's. This leads to leapfrogging of the watch lineup, where often the premium models are more outdated than the budget models. It might have higher build quality and tier of materials, but be behind in processor, etc. One t

For me they are pretty similar in terms of data relating to sport, health, sleep etc. The main differences are things like sleep score, body battery, some other things like pace pro, flashlight built into the watch. However, the training metrics and analysis is better for me on Coros, the simplicity

I have switched from fenix 6 pro to pace pro digital dial is easy to use, very easy with gloves if you want to scroll with, easier than pressing a button it didn’t rub on my gloves i have gotten used to it very quickly two things i am not very fond of with coros: workout ends and pauses when the pla