Coros PACE 2 Premium GPS Sport Watch: Heart Rate Monitor, 30h Full GPS Battery, Barometer, Strava & TrainingPeaks Compatible Review

I compared it with a heart rate monitor, with AW, with a chest strap, with GPS programs on a smartphone - and everywhere the data from Koros turned out to be very different. It was especially infuriating during street training that alerts worked constantly and this was not due to incorrectly set ranges, but due to jumping false indicators of heart rate or speed. Special song application. In fact, this is an ineptly implemented web interface that does not provide any analytical data for the…

Cool sit on the hand. They look great. Lightweight and comfortable. Very easy navigation. I hope that they will correct the jambs with the calculation of the pools. I have very large wrists and did not fit into the fabric strap. But silicone - fits perfectly.

Pros: Lightweight, comfortable, hold charge well, GPS works well in open water. Has some cons Six months of experience, I bought it after reading laudatory reviews from the Internet and from a well-known amateur triathlete. 1) They think it’s bad in the pool (On the advice of the company’s representatives, I calibrated the compass, after that they normally thought a couple of workouts: a couple of times, of course, they miss fifty dollars, they write unrealistic time on them, but in general…

Bicycling, skiing, and the use of at-home workout equipment comprise the bulk of my regular physical activity. I needed a tracking watch for cycling and skiing specifically so that I could record my GPS routes. Problems arise when trying to record music using a smartphone because, for one, it's not always convenient to get one (especially in cold weather), and, for another, the operating system frequently deletes the music-recording apps from memory despite the fact that they have a "don't…

I have to admit I have nothing to compare with, this is my first sports watch. Lightweight, comfortable for 18000r, probably a really good watch, but as they say on the box, a premium watch is clearly not so. Native dials (watchfaces) I would call bad taste)))) It is important to understand that when choosing a watch face on the phone (if the display is amoled), it will look different than on the watch itself and, unfortunately, not so good. In simple watch mode, they work up to 13 days, but if

If you are not a professional athlete and your life is not daily training, then for a similar price you can take harmins or even, God forgive me, Samsungs. Has some pros its functions as a training device performs perfectly, incredibly accurate gps tracker. Very light. Many modes for a wide variety of physical activity. With its cons. 1 long to set up and deal with the instruction, 2 there is no way to download additional watch faces, 3 there is no adequate personal account on the coros…

So, bought December 2022. 1. In my mode, this is wearing from 8.00 am to 11.00 pm (heart rate measurement from the sensor on the wrist once every 10 minutes), almost every day a small strength training for 20-30 minutes (every second heart rate measurement), and every other day training 1.5-2 hours with GPS and a bib (bought separately on Ali for 1600r). The result of autonomy: 6 -7.5 hours of training with GPS and taking readings from the bib, 5 -6 trainings with a total time of 2.5-3 hours…

Bought for recording ski training. He copes with this task with a bang. Yes, they do not have the Ski activity type, but there is a universal type - GPS Cardio, which I use. After uploading to the Strava, you have to manually change the type of training and that's it. Not used for swimming. Some pros: - GPS works well (tracks are even, no zigzags) - Excellent autonomy (in the cold -10 over a jacket, with a chest heart rate monitor, about 10% of the charge was spent in 2 hours of recording a…

I wait 25 minutes, 45 minutes and then I just gave up a few runs back. The GPS won't connect and that's why I use the app on my phone to do what my watch is supposed to do! I live in Central Florida and don't run through the city so no mountains, skyscrapers etc. Just palm trees! I'm really upset with my purchase.

The watch is so light that you won't notice it when doing sports. The small size doesn't look bulky, but it's easy to read. I have small wrists and you can see the size in the photos. Very good indicators to see how you are progressing during your training. You can change the watch face, 35 different watch faces, battery life is 2 1/2 weeks and it does 2 workouts a day. The buttons are easy to use. I recommend these watches and their great value.

Battery life was really good, GPS tracking was great, everything was good, also synced with Strava. But what really killed me was that the heart rate was struggling to keep up. I ran for 10 minutes before it got close to my higher heart rate. then for some weird reason it would drop off from time to time even when my heart rate was high. I ended up buying the Amazfit GTR 2e for a lot less, with more features and a nice amoled screen.

I'm sure a lot of people who buy this watch will really like it. But beware buyers. The lack of a backlight, which helps ensure long battery life, makes reading on this watch difficult if you can't read without reading glasses. I won't do it while I'm running. And even if you only wear them during the day, the dial needs to be illuminated to "glow". Very annoying. People with good eyesight - you are lucky. But if you can't read it, it seems pretty useless.

No specific instructions, you'll have to search google or youtube to find out. To be honest, figuring things out is trial and error. Started the first run with GPS and heart rate on, but ended the run after a minute or two due to the lock screen. It only takes a line or two to explain this to new users, but it's not included anywhere with purchase or first use. Despite all the great reviews and the easy setup, there's no easy user guide for the layperson transitioning from Fitbit or Basic…

The reviews on this watch were so great that I was confused by the poor performance of the watch. The heart rate sensor is essentially useless, consistently lagging 20-30 bpm and updating slowly and completely uselessly above 170 bpm. Tempo data at the end of the run is generally accurate, but real-time data updates very slowly and is inaccurate. In particular, without accurate heart rate measurements, the rest of the information on the watch is useless. I recommend avoiding this watch and just

This is primarily a running watch. That's why I chose this watch. I have been using Garmin watches for many years and decided to take a chance with this brand. I am very comfortable. I It is lightweight, easy to use and highly visible. They are very accurate and have additional features that make them a reliable fitness watch. This is not a watch for everyday use. I don't often wear watches. I really wanted a watch to run with. The Coros app is good. I wish it had a web based system like Garmin

I use this watch to measure my speed and distance during my morning runs. Battery life is phenomenal compared to my Garmin Fenix 5S+; After a 10 mile run, the fenix loses about 30% of the battery and needs to be charged after 2 days, while the COROS Pace2 only loses 5% of the battery and has another 7-9 days for other runs. I was amazed by its durability and accuracy. Garmin explained that smartwatch features need to be disabled to save battery life, but COROS watches don't have this issue. The

After using this watch for my regular running training for a few months, I am returning to my Polar F7. It even hurts to stop, which requires manipulation and a few steps. Whoever developed the software cannot be a sports watch user. Today I started running, 75% of the distance, the watch tells me to charge it and stops. Is asking for a low battery warning too much to ask? I'll start my run and he says he's getting GPS satellite signals. So I start my run. Unfortunately, after a few moments it…

I used to use a Garmin Vivoactive watch as my fitness and running watch. While they were great for keeping track of things, the battery life was never what was promised or what I thought it would be. Coro's Pace 2 is worth something for battery life alone. After a week and a half of using the watch, the battery was only down to 40% after the first charge. My Garmin tended to drop to 85% after one day. In terms of features, it's very comparable to what Garmin watches offer at similar prices…

So I took it on a 6 day hike. The battery lasted. Hooray! I traveled 9.5 hours through the Grand Canyon and he said my heart rate was 80. Not accurate at all. I have a heart rate of 140-160 during exercise. But overall I really like the watch. I keep it. Apple watch. made me feel connected to the computer. I need to disconnect when I work. It helps. It's hard to explain why Coros has such a cult following, but it just makes you feel like your focus is on fitness and not your other work life. I…

This is the best sports watch I have ever owned, period. I can't explain how good they are. The battery lasts 25-30 days depending on how many days a week you run, bike, swim and 20 other sports. The focus of this watch is running, cycling and swimming, but there are plenty of other sports if you want to activate them from the training menu. The screen used to not shine so well, in the current firmware version the screen is very clear day and night, so there are no more problems with the…