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-Gray

This is the best option for a smart watch that does it ALL with fast accuracy and ease of use.Supper easy to customize and link to your activity Apps. The battery life surpass by far the one of my Apple Watch by days. It’s is the best value for your money.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Functions I wanted for hiking combined with economical price.Brightness:Colorful AMOLED screen is easy to read in bright sunlight.Value for money:The Pace Pro has most of the features I want & need for backpacking in the wilderness at a much lower price point than comparable major brands.Quality:Well made and is holding up well during my adventures.Look:It's a sports watch with a big screen to be able to see the map and data, so it meets that purpose, but for fashion, as a woman, it's too big for formal wear, even everyday wear, but I wear it everyday anyway.Accuracy:I'm happy with the accuracy. However, anyone who's experienced with GPS devices, if you compare them side by side, the data never matches, but variances are fairly close, so I'm happy with it.Readability:I'm farsighted, but with readers I can read the map and data just fine.

Classic watch.Super battery and fantastic accuracy and stats. Syncs well to strava too

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.

The battery life is AMAZING! This watch gets straight to the point, no useless metrics like the Garmin watches. Very light weight, I really don’t mind wearing it to sleep. Best pricing especially after Garmin’s latest price hikes and subscriptions. The watch faces are lackluster, the designs of the watch faces are horrible, seems like they would have been okay in the 2000s or even 2010s. They need real designers to design modern watch faces. If you plan to use this watch to track weight training, look else where. Other than that, I’m team Coros for the foreseeable future.

Great watch for running and keeps pace. Screen is easy to use and it looks very sleek.

Took the plunge into the Coros world after my Garmin broke. Online it looks like a futuristic watch, and now in person it has the same feel! The user interface is easy to navigate, watch is quick and responsive, and the corresponding app has more stats than I could ever need... In a good way! With so much data, you have the opportunity to personalize and only include stats that you want to see. Still have yet to put the battery and running modes through the wringer, but early impression is that I'm extremely satisfied with this purchase, and it was worth every dollar!

I love running with this watch . It has a crystal clear display . The gps is super accurate and connects fast .