COROS - Pace 1

I had a coros pace 1 and switched to Garmin 955. The garmin is way better for swimming

I’ve had and loved garmin forerunners and a coros pace. Slight preference for coros over garmin for battery life. Slight preference for garmin for multi-app interoperability.  I’m actually planning to buy an Apple Watch because it’s fine as a fitness tracker and has better health tracking capabilities on top of the fitness stuff. 

I use Form Goggles or a Coros pace watch. The Coros track well and can do structured workouts. And having access to my distance, pace, heart rate, and workout time available is really cool

For me I use Training Peaks for collecting all my data. I have a coros pace watch for tracking strength workouts, running, and open water swims. I have a garmin for riding the bike out side. On the bike I have a garmin cadence and speed attachments. And for my peddles I have polar power meters. A Tac X Neo for training on the bike inside. Form goggles for tracking my pool swims. For structuring workouts I use Training peaks for a ATP (year plan). TrainerRoad for bike workouts, Form goggles for swimming workouts. And for the strength and running I enter them into the coros watch app. I’ve gotten the gear over time. If I had to start from scratch I would just use my Coros Pace 3 to track everything and pick up one thing at a time as I got the funds.

My apple watch series 8 lasts for a whole marathon without issues That said if you want much more battery life, coros pace should do it 

I like my Coros Pace. Fantastic battery life is a killer feature.

I have a Coros watch. The batteries last forever.

Runner? Get yourself a Coros Pace.

I like my Coros Pace

The Coros Pace. I’ve had the 2 for 3 years and the battery life is still amazing. The 3 is even better apparently. Great value watch. 

My Coros Pace works great. Most smartphones should do the job too.

Hi there, I use Coros. Like you, I wanted something that would just do running, no other bells and whistles. I wanted something with accurate GPS and good battery life. It has its own app and it also sends automatically to Strava. The price point is in the 200s USD for the Pace model, which is what I use. Their customer support was awesome a couple of years ago, but just this past month I had an issue and got lost in the maze of AI robots that everyone is using. Eventually a real person showed up, but not until after I had already bought a new watch, since my marathon training cannot afford to wait for AI robots lol. FWIW, despite that, the new watch I chose was the updated version of the Coros Pace, because I still really like it. Hope that helps!