PACE Pro

For my part: 1- I think it's the right price. They don't offer anything less than Garmin, to name just one, for equivalent products. 2- It's all-inclusive; you don't have to pay extra for something you've already bought! 3- The battery life is far from ridiculous. I have a Pace Pro, and it lasts bet

I have switched from F955 to Apex 4 for many of the same reason you mentioned. Having no software update after 2-3y with garmin is crazy to me and for their low entry watch cost you can have a mid-high tier with coros. I personally sold everything I own from garmin, this company lost their way. Coro

People who don't have any issues - they don't post here :) I have Pace 4 and Nomad and I have zero issues with GPS or anything else. But faulty devices exist. There are no signs that Coros is bringing a completely new hardware platform anytime soon. Pace 3, Pace 4, Pace Pro, Nomad (those that I have

Me pasé al Apex 4 después de tener todos los Fenix de la serie. Al reloj le falta alguna herramienta como poder introducir coordenadas y navegar hacia ellas, y alguna cosa así, por el contrario, Coros tiene la filosofía de Apple en las actualizaciones (Garmin te deja tirado en un año), cuando Coros

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

The Pace 3 will surpass your needs, but it has a MIP screen which is more appreciated by more serious athletes. The Pace Pro has a pretty and large AMOLED screen and maps. The Pace 4 has an AMOLED pretty screen and a mic, lacks maps. The Nomad is a hockey puck which will go great with your Jeep and

FR970 is a solid watch. My issue with it was display was too bright even on dimmest setting, stock watch faces were not my jam and battery life wasn’t as good as 965. So, I went with an Epix 2 Pro Sapphire 47mm (new <$400 USD on a previous sale). Great watch, but I don’t like to wear it for sleep. C

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

Coros Pace Pro will do everything you want well and has SOS alerts. The offline trails setting is easy to follow.