COROS PACE Pro GPS Sport Watch,1.3-inch AMOLED Touchscreen- Blue

I wanted to upgrade from my Fitbit Charge 6, which became useless for tracking swimming after the forced move to the Google Health App. I first bought a Garmin Forerunner 965, based on the excellent reviews, however, it was not user-friendly at all: it was hard to use, it kept failing to download the maps for Europe, and kept telling me I had to pay for a subscription to access some of the services - I gave up in frustration and sent it back.The Coros Pace Pro was a much better experience:- easy to set up- intuitive to use- no subscription required or requestedOther reasons I'm happy with the Coros Pace Pro, after using it for a week or so:- Clear, vibrant display with good resolution- Very lightweight - a big advantage compared to other fitness watches - more comfortable to wear and stays in place on the wrist better while running.- Ability to use a navigation device with colour maps and directions - this was the main reason I went for the Pace Pro over the Pace 4 - useful for new runs and hikes so you don't have to get your phone out and can focus on the run and the scenery. Also critical to my decision is the ability to create and upload GPX files in the app for hiking/walking/running routes - although so far I've been creating them in the OS app and seamlessly exported them to the Coros app.- Good battery life of well over a week in use- Variety of watch faces and all are free.- Ability to upload mp3 files and listen to music directly from the watch and leave your phone at home.- It feels tough and I have confidence it will last well.Things that could be better- It doesn't come with a paper manual so finding out how to use it involved lots of internet/AI searches.- It doesn't record daily calories, like my Fitbit Charge 6 did - it only records calories expended during exercise. This is a shame as it was motivating to get an estimate of daily calories used.- Note that it is much stricter about recording steps than the Fitbit - it doesn't include any movement as a step like the Fitbit - so your step count is a lot lower. Not really a problem but something to be aware of.- It needs to be worn snug to the wrist or it will struggle to read heart rate correctly - this means wearing the strap tighter than I'd like and was not an issue with the Fitbit Charge 6, which worked even when worn loosely.- By default it beeps a lot during navigation, which is not ideal during a peaceful country walk, although I've since found that I can turn off the beeps and keep the vibration.Overall, I can recommend the Coros Pace Pro - it is a great fitness watch. It is only worth it though if you want more advanced exercise tracking and maps navigation. If you don't need the maps then the Pace 4 might be better suited.

The Coros Pace Pro feels like a thoughtful companion on the trail and the road. Right away you notice how light it is you barely feel it on your wrist, even on longer runs. That simple comfort makes a real difference when you’re tracking pace, distance, or just settling into a rhythm.Battery life is one of the watch’s strongest suits. It easily lasts through long training sessions, and you don’t spend half your week tethered to a charger. The interface is clean and responsive. It doesn’t overwhelm you with bells and whistles, but it gives you the core stats you actually use: heart rate, pace, lap splits, and a reliable GPS lock that stays put even under tree cover.For runners who like structured training, the Pace Pro handles workouts and intervals without fuss. It doesn’t bog you down with unnecessary menus, and exporting data to your favourite apps is straightforward. The build feels tough enough for daily runs and weekend races alike, with a screen that stays readable under bright sun.It’s not the flashiest watch out there, and it won’t win on features alone, but it delivers what most runners really want accurate tracking, reliable performance, and long battery life in a sleek, light package. A solid choice if you want a dedicated running partner that just works.

I switched over to Coros from Garmin, which I have used for the last few years. This Coros watch is light years ahead of Garmin with it's technology and suits my fitness definitely don't regret buying and should have bought sooner. Absolutely no issues and easy to set up! Battery life is fantastic, I've had this watch since mid March and charged it once. The UI is easy to use also.

I upgraded to the Coros Pace Pro from a mainstream smartwatch that did not meet my requirements when tracking my running and training.I considered a number of brands and models and having settled on the Pace 3 discovered that the Pace Pro was about to be released for sale. I am so glad i went opted for the Pace Pro. Whilst the watch is a good size, i have petite wrists so expected that with any model. The watch is easy to set up. The user interface is excellent and easy to navigate. The information available post workout is excellent also. For someone training for long distance and ultra events this is an excellent bit of kit and includes turn by navigation on a map.It also covers many activities that i do not do, for example climbing, cycling, skiing.The coros website also contains a plethora of training programs and workouts which are easy applied to your level of fitness. I would highly recommend this watch to anyone taking part in endurance or more extreme sports, so much more than a smart watch and worth every penny.

Good watch

Really impressed with the COROS PACE Pro. The screen is bright and clear, the menus are easy to use and GPS connects quickly when starting an activity.Tracking has been reliable and the COROS app gives you loads of useful information without being overly complicated. It’s also very lightweight and comfortable enough to wear all day.Battery life has been one of the biggest positives compared with other smartwatches I’ve used, so you’re not constantly having to charge it.A great sports watch with plenty of features and a really nice display. Very pleased with it.

Fantastic. Easy to setup, app for android and also a great web interface. Details it measures are very in-depth.Charges super quick and lasts all week.Display is great and good to navigate even when running. Can view easily in sunny and dark conditions.Good at non running stuff like sleep measurement, temperature, sunset sunrise etc etcHighly recommend

Great watch, fast delivery - so much better than an apple watch

Je regardais du côté de Garmin initialement mais les prix sont délirants, des dizaines de modèles toujours plus chers résultat d'une stratégie de bridage logiciel intentionnel, des écrans avec une génération de retard, des cadrans gros et lourds. Très agréablement surpris par Coros, montre très complète, super autonomie, bel écran, 32gb de stockage interne, bonne application mobile. Beaucoup de choses sont bien pensées et intuitive, à l'exception peut être de la synchronisation des musiques qui est très manuelle et l'ajout de carto à une activité (hors suivi d'itinéraire) je n'ai pas de suite compris qu'il suffisait de lancer l'activité et appuyer 2s sur le bouton du bas pour avoir la carte, le retour au point de départ etc. En résumé une montre multisport complète à un tarif raisonnable.

Worst experience ever. The cardiometer shows a heart beat of 200 bpm on walk.When I tried to return it and refund, the seller did not take in charge the return and I had to pay 80 AED to get a refund.Now after few days, I am being told that I ve been refunded only 100 AED instead of the full amount.I do not recommend this watch and certainly I do not recommend this seller. Very bad experience. I only hope to get my money back.

I have had this watch for over a year and it has been reliable and tracking both my indoor and outdoor runs as well as my indoor cycling workouts. I'm able to connect it to my Wahoo kicker core as well as my treadmill seamlessly. The watch is light and comfortable and has lived up to expectations. When I had issues with my watch Coros responded immediately and sent me a replacement. They were supportive and addressing my concerns and made me feel like a valued customer. I strongly recommend this watch as well as this company.

Excellent for swimming

Vengo da anni di utilizzo di smartwatch generalisti (Samsung Galaxy Watch) e il passaggio al COROS Pace Pro è stato una rivelazione, anche se bisogna sapere esattamente cosa si sta acquistando. Non è un sostituto del telefono, è un radar per la tua performance.​COSA MI HA CONVINTO (I PRO):​Precisione chirurgica in vasca: Nuoto mediamente tra le 80 e le 120 vasche a sessione. Con altri orologi capitava spesso di perdere il conto o trovare metri "fantasma". Il COROS non ha sbagliato una virata: conteggio perfetto e dati SWOLF/bracciate finalmente affidabili.​Leggerezza incredibile: ogni grammo extra al polso durante la fase di spinta e recupero della bracciata si sente. Questo orologio è piuma; ti dimentichi di averlo nelle sessioni lunghe.​Batteria infinita: Caricarlo una volta ogni due settimane invece che ogni sera cambia completamente l'esperienza d'uso. Ti permette di monitorare il sonno e l'HRV costantemente senza "ansia da ricarica".​Gestione Allenamenti: La possibilità di caricare sessioni strutturate (come gli allenamenti HIIT o di forza) è fantastica. L'orologio ti guida nel recupero e nelle serie, permettendoti di concentrarti solo sull'acqua.​I COMPROMESSI (I CONTRO):​Non è uno "Smartwatch": Se cercate un orologio per rispondere ai messaggi, guardare Google Maps o fare chiamate, restate su Samsung o Apple. Qui le notifiche sono basiche e mancano i pagamenti NFC.​Materiali: Al tatto può sembrare meno "premium" rispetto all'acciaio o al vetro di altri brand, ma è un compromesso necessario per ottenere quella leggerezza che lo rende unico durante lo sport.​VERDETTO FINALE:È diventato il mio compagno inseparabile di allenamento. Lo uso in "alternativa" allo smartwatch classico: quando entro in modalità Allenamento e scendo in vasca, non esiste nulla di meglio. Se il tuo obiettivo è monitorare seriamente la tua salute e le tue prestazioni, non ne potrai più fare a meno.