COROS VERTIX GPS Adventure Watch in Dark Rock Review

I bought this watch knowing it had fewer features than the Garmin but I suggested that the focus be on doing a few things very well rather than just doing a lot of things to do half. I couldn't be more wrong! And now I pay for the road when I need it most. It turns out he can't even tell the right time! That was fine when I switched from Central Time to Mountain Time, but when I entered Pacific Time it didn't update and I had to manually enter the correct time. And to top it off, it refuses to…

My husband had a Garmin Instinct last year but was looking for something different. We came across Ceros Vertix in a YouTube video. We then seemingly looked at and read every review on every Coros watch before we bought it. The GPS appears to be very accurate, which is what instinct gave it. This is MUCH better than using the GPS on your phone through the Strava app. It was very inaccurate. It has about 60% battery life and charged it to 100 in under an hour. The battery life is insane. Instead

I am an old Coros customer who bought a first edition watch and used it for all my outdoor activities including hiking /riding biking/running, etc. The pace model has worked well for me, but when I get crazy with my activities, I realize that 12 hours of continuous time tracking isn't enough for me since I've been doing long hikes, like e.g. B. Hiking in a half-dome, skiing mountaineering in Shasta or MT Whitney and mountaineering on Mount Rainier. They have tracking every 12-20 hours. In…