Garmin
Forerunner 570
Based on 336 Reddit mentions
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Coros pace 4 or wait for garmin forerunner 170?
Currently using Garmin (FR 570), formerly Coros and Suunto. I would absolutely recommend the Pace 4 unless Garmin simultaneously changes its device segmentation strategy and product direction in the next week (not gonna happen). With the new Alu version of the Pace 4, Coros finally has something tha
...rampantconsumerism in r/Coros
April 26, 2026 1:14 AM
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Coros to Garmin back to Coros?
I’ve had a FR570, Pace 4 and a Polar Vantage M3. As far as build quality goes, the Polar takes the cake but has the worst app, feels like it was built 10 years before Garmin’s. Coros has a beautiful app and they present the data in a very simple way. The pace lag is fixed if you use the POD but that
...dev_ale in r/Coros
June 15, 2026 8:27 PM
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Watch for tracking?
I have the Garmin 570. It works well, does what you’re looking for. Not a replacement for a stroke coach certainly, checking status on your wrist while rowing is awkward, but good for logging sessions. If you aren’t wearing a chest strap the heart rates will probably be messy, as they would be for r
...SirErgalot in r/Rowing
August 9, 2026 7:21 PM
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Why Coros over AWU3?
Interesting and timely question, I also am an AWU3 plus Bevel Pro User who wanted so much to switch to either Garmin or Coros as I have an Edge for Cycling. I took advantage of a sale at Garmin to try the 570, it was that vs the PacePro and I have to say, that at first I liked it a lot. However, aft
...ParticularWallaby247 in r/Coros
May 27, 2026 8:09 PM
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Coros pace 4 or wait for garmin forerunner 170?
Garmin sleep tracking is genuinely trash at the basic of level of "sleeping or not". It seems to really not like to detect non-continuous sleep, and over-trims my wake times -- it won't "resume" sleep tracking if something wakes you up in the morning, you lay in bed for 20min, and then fall back asl
...rampantconsumerism in r/Coros
April 26, 2026 1:34 AM
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Coros Pace 4 or Garmin 165
Pace 4 is a much better training tool in my opinion for running. I like the metrics better they just tell you what they are and don’t try to interpret them for you which I always found to be wrong. I do a lot of structured workouts by pace and Coros makes that super simple to setup whereas on Garmin
...dev_ale in r/BeginnersRunning
July 20, 2026 9:07 PM
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Coros or Garmin
Get at atleast 570/ new models for garmin. Gen 4 hr and gps in older garmin sucks. Garmin pricetag is bs For new coros all good esp on the sport aspect, yet just keep in mind- coros have a fixed screen time-out, lack of watchface metric customisation, bunch of stupid goofy watchfaces.Basic features
...Spiritual-Ad300 in r/Coros
August 3, 2026 1:49 PM
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How do you guys get the most out of Apple Watch?
I’ve only realized how good the Apple Watch Series 11 was when I owned a Garmin and the Fitbit Air. Garmin may be great for fitness and workout, but the Apple Watch (paired with great apps such as Hevy, Runna, and Workoutdoors) is a comparable player. Quantified Scientist would also say that AW’s he
...magemper0r in r/AppleWatch
August 10, 2026 3:20 PM
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What do you use your watch for?
Running and, as of yesterday, cycling! I’ve been running since February and run about 12-15 miles a week right now, hoping to start doing regular 10Ks soon. Tried a Garmin Forerunner out, and kept going back to my AW Ultra 3. So much so, I traded in my old Ultra 3 for a Garmin Forerunner 570…then re
...CadenIsNotCool in r/AppleWatch
July 9, 2026 10:50 PM
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Running Watch Recommendation
I had a forerunner 570 and switched to a pace 4 and couldn’t be happier. Garmin is a better smartwatch, but Coros is better for training.
dev_ale in r/runninglifestyle
July 11, 2026 5:18 PM
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