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"A good robovac is a life changer. Even a $350 basic S8. It is a great place to start. ... I promise you that you will not be disappointed by a basic S8. It will change your life even if it can't fit under every piece of furniture you own. ... My two S8s just finished vacuuming our entire house in about 46 minutes. ... While my floors were being cleaned, I sat comfortably on our patio in the cool shade with a slight breeze and composed my far too long response to you while sipping a diet soda and relaxing. ... I will have to spend about four minutes maintaining my two S8s. This will be my entire contribution to my home floor cleaning effort for today. Four minutes!"


"I got the Q5 Pro for $139. ... costs $450 less than what I paid for the S6 ... it is the best value option out there imo."


"Like 500$ these robots are currently the steal of the century ... You can get a mova p10 pro ultra (cannot remove its mops), equivalent to the l40/x40 for 500$ after a discount code"

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"especially because of the battery life. ... The mouse I had right before this was the steelseries super light one, that was an every other day charge at minimum. Whereas this one is like once a week at most - and I work from home and game all night."


"offers significantly better battery life ... insane battery life"


"Oh, and the battery lasts days even when exercising a lot (weeks without excercise)."

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"The multiband GPS is very accurate."


"It even did great in the mountains when I went hiking due to its dual GPS."


"it did great in the mountains when I went hiking due to its dual GPS."

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"I took both my Suunto Vertical and Coros Vertix 2 to Chamonix a couple of summers ago. Each run/hike I relied on maps & navigation more than any other feature. I started out with Coros, but after losing the trail a few times at crucial intersections, I swapped out for Suunto. It performed much better in that environment."


"I love my Coros as a navigation tool. My phone very rarely comes out for navigation now. ... Using a watch for the majority of your navigation uses way less power than using a phone."


"Maps look like they are faster to follow direction"

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"my Coros doesn't seem to understand that kick sets exist."


"It also gets confused on sculling and some drills."


"it does not record drills correctly so I do not use it for that."

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"The day you're actually in a real forest and need... a battery life of two days or more using GPS, you'll never again mention those plastic toys you're mentioning."

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Adventurous_Raise784 • 7 months ago

Garmin and Coros are the top of the industry for heart rate and fitness watches. Frankly Apple Watches aren’t even comparable. That being said there has been some research that shows heart rate wrist monitors on these watches aren’t accurate all the time. The new ones with the latest technology seem to be pretty damn accurate in my experience. If you’re interested in heart rate training I highly suggest a garmin or coros and then pair it with a chest monitor. You can get a chest monitor and pair it to your watch for like $75-150 bucks but like the watch it should last years. Smart watches are not BIFL IMO

r/BuyItForLife • What's the best smart watch to get accurate heart and oxygen rates? ->
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AndrewClimbingThings • 3 months ago

I love my Coros as a navigation tool.  My phone very rarely comes out for navigation now.

r/Ultralight • So many new watches. Which watch is best for backpacking? ->
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AtomicDorito • about 2 months ago

I've just moved from a Pace 3 to a Nomad and, honestly, they're cracking pieces of kit. I've not had any issues with them since moving to Coros watches in February. For trails I would lean towards at least the Pace Pro or the Nomad/Apex 4 (they're basically the same) simply due to offline maps. Either way, Coros or Garmin, there's a device that meets your needs at a price you are willing to pay.

r/trailrunning • GPS Watch suggestions ->
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AtomicDorito • about 2 months ago

I've just moved from a Pace 3 to a Nomad and, honestly, they're cracking pieces of kit. I've not had any issues with them since moving to Coros watches in February. For trails I would lean towards at least the Pace Pro or the Nomad/Apex 4 (they're basically the same) simply due to offline maps. Either way, Coros or Garmin, there's a device that meets your needs at a price you are willing to pay.

r/trailrunning • GPS Watch suggestions ->
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Basic_Barnacle4719 • 2 months ago

He might be saying that because of how expensive a new Garmin is. If money is no object for you and you're giving it to him as a gift then a Forerunner 970 is a far superior watch. If he really wants to try Coros, he should do it with his own money and buying it from somewhere that you can return it without paying a restocking fee or shipping such as REI (in-store returns) or Amazon. I'm coming from Garmin and I've been pretty happy with my Coros Nomad, though there are a lot of mostly UI quirks. Functionality wise it's FAR better than Suunto and close but not quite there to Garmin. There is at least 1 completely dealbreaking flaw for me which is that the fonts are way too small in certain places and can't be increased. I can't read my notifications at all which kind of kills all the smartwatch functionality for me.

r/Coros • Forerunner 970 vs Apex 4 ->
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Basic_Barnacle4719 • 2 months ago

Interesting choice with the Apex 4, I think the Nomad is a better and cheaper watch 🙂 although I'm a sucker for a ruggedized plastic watch.

r/Coros • Forerunner 970 vs Apex 4 ->
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Basic_Barnacle4719 • about 2 months ago

I returned my Coros Nomad because the font was just too small. They make pretty decent products but they fall short of Garmin with not being customizable in quality of life ways such as font size, screen brightness (way too bright), beep sounds (too loud and can't turn off or make quieter), and their watch faces aren't customizable

r/Strava • I counted the wearables devices on my Strava feed this morning ->
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BrightWubs22 • 6 months ago

My Coros watch has amazing battery life. I went on vacation for 10 days and knew I'd be fine not charging it.

r/smartwatch • Best smartwatch with decent battery life ->
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BurritoDespot • 8 months ago

I have a Coros watch. The batteries last forever.

r/Swimming • How do you record your swims? ->
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CannabisCoureur • about 1 month ago

Coros is about half the price for the same features and its not a military contractor

r/trailrunning • GPS Watch suggestions ->
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casserole1029 • 7 months ago

I know I'm going to be the unpopular opinion here. I love my Coros but I've also tried Garmin and there's really not enough of a difference for me to recommend one over the other. I think it's whatever platform you're used to.

r/Coros • Best Fitness Watch for me: Garmin or Coros? ->
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c_is_for_calvin • 2 months ago

I switched from an apple se2 to a coros nomad and I will never go back. My apple almost died when I was doing a trail race. We have the same concerns, battery life. I only switched because I really wanted the data, I think you probably should think about it. But the aw was a really good daily watch, notifications and all that jazz. But being away from that was pretty good detox too.

r/Strava • Switching from Apple Watch to Garmin — is it really worth it? ->
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Classic_Objective_23 • 6 months ago

Decathlon gps900, best value Coros watch. GPS is accurate, app is great the bartery life still out lasts most watches on the market. Unless you want the very best tech, this watch is perfect.

r/trailrunning • what fitness watch you all using? ->

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