COROSPACE 3 GPS Sport Watch– Lightweight, Comfortable Running Watch, 17-Day Battery Life, Accurate GPS, Heart Rate Monitor, Navigation, Sleep Tracking, Training Plan, Run, Bike, and Ski-Black silicon

This watch is fantastic. I actually asked GROK to make recommendations based on features most important to me. It picked this watch along with another brand with a more familiar name. I read through the reviews on line and to be honest the biggest complaints I read about this model have no truth to them. Readability while running. It may not have the brightest display but with the variety of faces combined with the choices of Data to focus on; I have no difficulty at all reading data on the run. Distances are spot on. It's a great watch and a very good value. Great battery life as well. I use the tracking every day and only need to charge about every 10 days. Been using now for over 5 months.

This watch continues to impress me with how lightweight (under 40 g) and comfortable it is—perfect for long runs and all-day wear. The dual-frequency GPS locks on quickly and stays accurate, even in dense tree cover or urban environments. Battery life is stellar too—I get over a week of daily use or nearly 30 hours with GPS tracking before needing a charge.The display is clear, bright, and easy to navigate, and the activity profiles (running, biking, skiing, etc.) are well-supported. It feels like a premium training watch without the premium price.One feature I've genuinely missed is a “distance today” widget. Apparently it’s not currently available—users have pointed out on Coros forums and Reddit that the watch doesn’t track daily walking or “distance traveled” like you’d expect

This watch has been a great addition to my running routine. I’m training for a marathon and decided I should start tracking workouts with more precision. This watch gets it done.It is extremely customizable. You can select a variety of faces, and colors. Even create your own. You can customize up to 5 screens of workout data to cycle through during training. And these screens can be further broken down from 1-5 metrics per screen.It’s incredibly light weight and durable. The battery life is very impressive, I track 5-6 activities a week with it. I’ve had the watch for 3 weeks now and have only charged it twice. One was the initial charge.Durability again cannot be overstated. I am a welder so I have a physically demanding dirty job. I wear this daily, no scratches or gouges to be found. I did get a little bit of discoloration on the body of the watch but this is not physical damage to the case rather some product from work that stuck to it.You can upload a variety of workouts and link it to TrainingPeaks and add custom training plans to the watch as well which is cool.It syncs incredibly quickly, never had any issues. The gps is accurate it seems very reliable. I do get some drift here and there but nothing too major.That said there are some things I dislike, the menu is not very intuitive. Once I learned it I’m able to navigate through the menus easier but that’s not too big of a deal.The charging port is interesting, you really have to snap the plug in to charge it.The band it comes with fits me but I can barely get my hand through, I wish the material were ever so slightly stretchier, however this is probably contributing the the great durability for such a lightweight device.The music storage is a joke, you have to plug it into a computer and manually upload mp3 files to the watch so I have not tried to use it and never will.Lastly there is a metronome feature, which I like to have to hit specific cadences, however it beeps very quietly and the vibrations can hardly be felt. I focus more on listening than actually on my cadence so I doubt I’ll use that function too often.$229 for the standard and $249 for the special edition. This feels like an incredible bargain. I would buy it again. If you’re just starting out in running or looking for something to upgrade from a Fitbit I would highly recommend the pace 3. If you run more trails and unfamiliar routes, I would go with the Apex 2 because it’s navigation and maps are more detailed.

I truly want to give thiswatch 5 stars but there is 1 major oversight from the factory selling into the US (or any English-speaking country for that matter): The watch is default set to Chinese language. I'm as tech savvy as the lab rat that hits the button for water, so trying to navigate through all the wing-dings and Chinese emoticons took me almost a week to randomly get to the Settings symbol (I have no doubts there's a genius here who can tell me "You shoulda just...! Derp!" I'm not unlike most people who will buy this watch, and found the online 'support' and digital 'customer service' to be time-wasting garbage with no insight.What I love: Great battery lifeWhat I like: Option to adjust the screen however you like itWhat I dislike: See aboveI'm a clydesdale runner with a large upper body/arms, there is only 1 wristband size for the nylon band (haven't tried the rubber one) and the 'customer service' was nowhere to be found (probably printing off drivers licenses and ballots) My first email was for help to find the settings symbol, then about if any other band sizes existed. In the weeks it took to get any answer on the watch band, I was emailed 5 times by the company "How'd we do?" "How do you like your Coros Pace watch?" FIVE EMAILS. To the first 3 I kept asking the same question, and noted what number email I had sent. Eventually (4 weeks later) I got an answer about the bands: No other sizes exist. By that time I had worn/sweated on the band enough that it stretched and fit nicely, still no word on how to navigate the cluster of slashess dots and dashes to find Settings. Would I buy it again? Yeah probably. Price is good the GPS&heart rate tracking are great, and every morning I look forward to seeing how poorly I slept the night before. I recommend this watch, and I recommend looking up the symbol for "Settings"Additional comments:Seemingly good durability, but I am careful never to hit it against anythingConnectivity to Bluetooth is fast and easy, AFTER almost a week of trying every Chinese symbol to fin SettingsReadability is good, basically, for the important things (you can toggle through screen features for what you want to display big or smallFeatures are probably pretty good I dunno I jjst wanted GPS and heart tracking, but it is nice and easy to plug in monthly workouts.

Switching from Garmin and not going back. Great watch, easy to use, tons of metrics, comfortable, lightweight, durable. I tripped first run and not a scratch on the watch. Easy to read in the dark or daytime. A little big for my petite frame, but doesn’t overwhelm.