COROS PACE Pro GPS SPORT WATCH, 1.3-inch AMOLED Touchscreen, Fastest in Class Processor Running Watch, 20 days Battery Life, Navigation with Global Offline Maps, Sleep Tracking, Running, Cycling- Blue

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 competitorsCons: 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 dealConclusion: worth the update for the screen alone in my opinion.

Such a good watch. I use it mostly for running as I’m training for a marathon and there’s so much useful data you get in the app. I’ve paired it with the Coros HR arm band and feel it is incredibly accurate. No complaints here

I’ve had a Coros watch in the past and I’ve loved everything about it except the display. I tried a few different watches since then but with the display of the Pace Pro, I’m so glad to have purchased this watch. It’s phenomenal! Great accuracy, great battery life, and now a great display!

The watch is great. Battery life is great! Tons of features. I love the touch screen option and the bright screen. The activity tracker seems to work great and tracks pretty accurately. The only small issue I have is the notifications seem to sometimes work and sometimes they don’t come through. Also, the face will lock randomly and you have to hold the scroll wheel to unlock. Overall a great watch!

The watch has many features and is recommended for sports.

Soy usuario de Coros desde hace unos años, me fué muy bien con el Coros Pace 2, ahora tengo el Pace Pro

No Airplane Mode: It’s surprising that a high-end sports watch like the COROS lacks an airplane mode. The watch already includes Bluetooth and Wi-Fi settings, so adding a simple toggle to disable all connectivity should be feasible. Not only would an airplane mode help conserve battery life during long, remote activities without a phone connection, but it would also benefit users who are mindful of exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs). In my measurements, the COROS watch emitted an average radiation output of around 300 mW/m², significantly higher than my S24 Ultra. For those who value battery efficiency and reduced EMF exposure, the absence of airplane mode feels like a notable oversight.Dim Screen: Another drawback is the display brightness, which is particularly disappointing for a watch designed for outdoor athletes. In bright daylight or other high-light situations, the screen can appear dim, compromising visibility during activities like running or cycling. An option to adjust brightness or a brighter default setting would greatly improve usability in various lighting conditions.Conclusion: Unfortunately, I can’t recommend the COROS watch in good conscience, especially when there are alternatives like the Garmin Epix available. The Garmin Epix includes airplane mode, a brighter, more vibrant display, and a broader range of features—and now, it’s priced similarly. For anyone looking for a comprehensive, user-friendly experience, the Garmin Epix is a stronger choice

Excelent GPS, excelent app, good choice for runners. Battery life for more than 15 days