COROS PACE 3 Sport Watch GPS, Lightweight and Comfort, 17 Days Battery Life, Dual-Frequency GPS, Heart Rate and SpO2, Navigation, Sleep Track, Training Plan, Run, Bike, and Ski -Black Silicone

The media could not be loaded. Excellent watch. A large selection of watch faces available. With the back-light on the screen is bright and easy to read, some watch faces are bit too fancy and make it hard to read details at a glance. But plenty of choice to look through. Training workouts and logging are working excellent. My precious watch was a sunto spartan trainer (great watch but dedicated straps that you can't get anymore) this compares I would say better and justifies the slight price over an equivalent sunto. The suunto wins on the graphical reply of your routes on the 3d maps but that's a bonus not an essential.Long battery. Standard straps so watch should be usable for years to come.Also has compass and altitude meter, this with the storm warnings link to air pressure drops. Time to sunrise and sunset etc. Makes it a great watch for sailing, my preferred sport.If you are pondering getting this watch I would say go with it. Not found anything to make me regret this purchase.Touchscreen is the one function I don't think I have used. The scroll wheel is fantastic. They should have lost the touch and got the retail price a little lower. But all in all a fantastic purchase

Supported by a very usable clear App and Website. I've moved from Garmin (245 Music) to Corus after Garmin changed their App imo for the worse. I've now had the Pace 3 for a full week and I can definitely say it lives up to the on-line reviews.From a full charge 7 days ago the battery is at 41% and I've completed 5 runs this week and several recorded walks!Takes a while to understand how to use the Pace 3 but if you come from Garmin you should not have much trouble. On-line help info has always been useful for me to overcome the what/where questionsThere's so much to like that I recommend prospective buyers to read up on the experts Pace 3 reviews on-line for themselves.My summary: an excellent value for money running watch with much essential detail to assist training and improvement for amateur runners like me.-Super battery life-Clear display with choice of watch faces-Phone App that follows a similar format to Garmins previous app issue (not the current)-More detailed and informative running info than imo Garmin-Great training plans available for download to watch from Website-Website user-friendly with lots of explanations

All I was looking for was a solid running watch with good GPS. Not interested in all the other fancy metrics you can get from typical running watches. This watch delivered and for a fantastic price. The GPS is great and the Coros app is simple to use and the ease of creating running routes and syncing to the watch was an added bonus!

Amazing Watch! I made a change from an Apple Watch after reading about the COROS; I was initially very skeptical, but glad I went with my gut feeling.The Watch is light and comfortable; I wear it sleeping and barely notice it. The battery life is phenomenal compared to the Apple Watch.The fitness settings on the COROS are second to none; I can track my workouts, running, swimming, strength training, and keep a close eye on where I can improve etc. the heart rate and zone running feature is absolutely class.I can still get call and messages, and I don’t miss the functions that I thought I would from the Apple Watch.Highly recommended, especially in comparison to costs for a Garmin equivalent.

Much, much better than the Garmin Forerunner 45 that it has replaced and amazing bang for your buck! Huge battery life, quick satellite fix (a few seconds rather than over a minute sometimes with the Garmin) . Lightweight, comfortable (especially with a nylon strap, separate purchase), easy to record activities and then great app to review your stats afterwards, music can be loaded via a connected laptop (mp3 files). Numerous swappable watch faces so you can change the look whenever you want. So glad I took the plunge and left Garmin. Recommended!

I've only had this for a few days after changing from a Garmin forerunner 245 and so far, the Coros Pace 3 is far better. The heart rate is accurate, the detail of information is far greater than what I see on the Garmin. It's also lighter than the 245. It's a lot different in regard to user face and how you move around the screen and the only bad point in the low backlight, it is a bit too dim, but it's not awful. All in all I think this is a lot more informative than the Garmin and glad I changed to it.

Day 2 of using the watch and I love it. It was straight forward to set up and now that I have mastered the navigation it is very easy to use. Only 15% of the battery charge used over 2 days. The watch is light weight and comfortable to wear both in and out of water. There are numerous front screen options but ideally I would like the option to change the colour of the front screen to a bright yellow or a more fluorescent colour. Great value for money!

Step count doesn’t work properly ~70% of what they should be. Running plans are not as automated as they should be for a ‘runners watch’ I have used a Garmin and a HUAWEI for running plans and would recommend either of these opposed to this despite those being significantly cheaper. COROS customer service is virtually non existent as they know about the step count flaw in the watch. Would not recommend