COROS PACE Pro GPS Sport Watch, 1.3-inch AMOLED Touchscreen, Fastest in Class Processor, 20 Days Battery Life, Navigation with Global Offline Maps, Sleep Tracking, Running, Cycling, Swimming (Gray)

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.

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.

I upgraded from pace 2 which I had never had a problem with and really happy with the pro takes my training on to a new level I’ve had flu so it’s early days but the screen and detail is awesome really happy

Great watchSolid in all areas and does way more

I can't get the maps to show when I'm outside with a GPS fix, and yes, I did download them, delete them and re-download them from the app multiple times. My old Garmin had the correct maps working immediately out of the box.Getting a route to the map is a manual and convoluted process. With my old Garmin, I just linked to Strava and a new route would magically appear. With coros, I have to export it, send it to the coros app and then force a sync to the watch. I would expect this to be fully automated in 2024. What coros does here is more like 2018.The default screen brightness isn't great and spoils what is otherwise a very nice screen. However, the battery life is significantly lower than claimed when I get the brightness setting correct. Even then, the screen continually turns itself off after a small number of seconds. What's the point of an awesome screen if the watchface is always black.

No emoji support on messages etc. COROS said they have no plans to add this in any future updates.