Reloj de muy buena calidad, ultrarapido y con muchas caracteristicas. He cambiado de garmin a coros y la decisión ha sido acertadisima. Coros no defrauda. Read more

Had this for a few months now. Comfortable, lightweight; bright amoled screen; accurate GPS. Personally always use an external HRM. Great compatibility with external sensors, such as Smart Bikes; footpods and HRM. One thing I was hoping for was spoken alerts inc turn by turn. Whilst it doesn’t do what Garmin can it will beep/vibrate instead. Good amount of differing watch faces with plenty of software updates improving what is already there and/or adding new features. Highly recommend. I also like the COROS app. Maybe not as feature rich as Garmin, but I do actually prefer the look and feel. Read more

Acheté en Janvier principalement pour une utilisation en course à pieds et randonnée durant la saison. L'objet est sublime, possède de bonne finition et est très légère. Niveau fonctionnalité, elle possède pléthore de paramètres et de données facilement accessibles grâce aux 2 boutons (j'utilise très peu l'écran tactile tellement la navigation est simple à l'aide des boutons). Le suivi d'activité (GPS, données d'effort, temps de récupération) est parfait àon sens. Très satisfait de cette montre, certes c'est un budget mais si vous pouvez vous le permettre, allez-y, vous ne serez pas déçus. Read more

I recently purchased the COROS Pace Pro watch, hoping for a reliable and feature-rich training companion given its price range. While the watch offers some features comparable to other watches in a similar price bracket, my experience has been deeply disappointing for two main reasons: 1. Unreliable Heart Rate Sensor This is, by far, the most critical issue. The heart rate sensor on the COROS Pace Pro is highly inaccurate, showing fluctuations of 30%-35% even at a consistent intensity. I tested it across various activities, including cycling, trail running, running, and indoor cycling, and the results were consistently far off the mark. This renders key training metrics like heart rate zones and related analytics entirely unreliable. A good heart rate monitor is fundamental for serious athletes, and the inaccuracy here makes the watch fall short of its promises. 2. Inaccurate Calorie Tracking Another significant issue with this watch is its inability to accurately display the calories burned during activities. For instance, I recently ran 12 km at an average pace of 5:23 min/km, and the watch indicated that I burned only 30 calories—an obviously incorrect figure. I noticed a similar issue during a cycling activity, where the calorie count was also far off. I’m not sure if this problem is specific to my unit or if others are experiencing the same issue, but it severely impacts the watch’s reliability as a fitness tracker. 3. Poor App Performance The COROS app leaves much to be desired. Syncing data between the watch and the app is painfully slow, often taking more than 10 minutes to complete. This delay is frustrating, especially when you’re eager to analyze your workout data or need the information promptly for planning your next session. Compared to apps from other well-established brands, the COROS app feels outdated and inefficient. Given these significant drawbacks, I cannot recommend the COROS Pace Pro watch. While it may offer some appealing features, the lack of accuracy in the heart rate sensor and the poor performance of the app outweigh any potential benefits. At this price point, there are far better options from more reputable companies that deliver reliable performance and user-friendly experiences. I sincerely hope COROS takes these issues seriously and addresses them in future updates or models. Until then, I would suggest looking elsewhere for a dependable fitness watch. Read more

I had the apex 46mm. I was between the apex 2 (or 3 if it came out) but then they released the pace pro. I compared it to the forerunner 265 and since I only golf 3 times a year I prefer the set up, app, and battery life of Coros. Pros: beautiful screen, noticeably faster, lightweight, and the updates keep it up to speed with competitors Cons: my only two cons are 1: I prefer the old strap and 2: on my old watch you had to spin the dial some during a workout before pushing the side button would let you pause or end it. This prevented accidental button pushes. The pace pro doesn’t require that. I haven’t had any accidental button pushes yet but I did when I used to wear garmin watches and it was irritating when you finish a run only to realize it didn’t record half of it. Hopefully it’s not a big deal Conclusion: worth the update for the screen alone in my opinion. Read more