🏃 Unleash Your Potential with the Coros APEX Premium Multisport GPS Watch Review

Recently switched from Fenis 5s to Coros Apex. I really needed a much longer battery life than what the 5s offered (10-14 hours). Coros is lighter, sharper and lasts up to 25 hours in GPS mode. This product is incredibly easy to use. Initial setup is easy and all dialing is done in the app, which was a game changer for me (no more fumbling with watch buttons to adjust settings). Syncing is insanely fast and everything goes straight to my Strava. The heart rate sensor on my wrist is slightly…

I really wanted to like this watch. Bright display, *amazing* battery life, GPS data collection time and accuracy seem reasonable but can't deliver HR accuracy as I mostly wear them over long sleeves in New England winters. and maybe that's why he died. I've had other watches that couldn't handle the cold weather. The GPS on it started failing right after a couple of very cold days. Now that the weather is getting warmer it's a total loss. Or maybe not have this function. Simple watches or even

I have owned Coros Apex for almost a year now and I don't regret my decision at all. I compared a lot before I bought the Coros. Ultimately, I chose Coros over Garmin because of the battery life and relatively low price point for the feature set. My favorite things about the watch: It's for long runs, short runs, 10 hours a week and more, all with GPS. I can easily go a month between charges. I really don't know how they do it. 2- Always adding features: Coros has introduced several major…

About the watch: I run long distances up to 100 miles; During my first 100-mile run, my old watch (which starts with a G and rhymes with Armin) didn't pick up a satellite, and then the battery died halfway through the run. This race wasn't tracked properly and I didn't finish the race either, hit 95 miles and then fell. Needless to say, since I didn't have a GPS recording of this run, it was like I hadn't run 95 miles. its long battery life. It also has good GPS and accurate distance/altitude…

This watch is a must-have for any serious endurance athlete. I am new to ultrarunners and have found that most GPS watches are not designed for this type of runner. Many GPS watches work great for around 6-8 hours before accuracy and battery life begin to decline. After reading Runner's World reviews of this watch and talking to friends who have it, I decided to buy it. First of all, they are designed exclusively for sports. This is not a smart watch. There's no touchscreen and you can't answer

I've been using Garmin watches for many years now, and while I really like their watches, I'm sick of the bulky lower models (I have the 920) and the cost of more expensive end-sleeker watches. Friends in my Facebook group were talking about Coros and a few people I knew switched. I'm thrilled to have tried this. which i like! #1 battery life. I had several runs and almost 3 weeks before I needed another charge. I probably had a week left, but I didn't want to risk long weekend runs. I'm used…

I heard a lot of good things about Coros before buying it, after more than 2 weeks of active use I would say that it has met all my expectations. I'm still learning their features, I'll list a few things I've tried so far. Battery Life This is the number one reason I chose Coros. I'm tired of worrying that the watch might die at any moment. If you plan to race for more than 12 hours, you should also consider battery life. Charging while running is not an option for me. For the 42mm APEX I…