Same reason + price increases and EOL of previous models as soon as new one comes out: migrated from Fenix 7s Solar to Coros Pace 3. Actually everything is fine, the only annoying thing is the device design itself: after Fenix - Coros looks sporty and cheap. But this is not their fault: I just wanted to try the cheapest model they had, so nothing really stops from upgrading premium-to-premium: I should have chosend Apex 4 :) About lots of training data: yes and no; it's sometimes motivating to recheck your data from several years ago, but how often do you REALLY do that? In 1 month your watch in other ecosystem will also collect the data and you will have the current condition as a starting point. By the way for example Coros has the importing option, so you can just import all the HR and other data from Garmin. But from my experience - better just start fresh, the data will be more proper (probably there are some missing parameters..).
coros pace 3 has always gotten me at about 26.4 miles for a marathon, which isn't too far off, and I just look at the elapsed time versus the course markers to predict when I'll finish
I have both an Apple watch and a coros pace 3. I do love the coros watch as it has some really great sport specific features and the phone app has a great UI.
I will say that I have kept my Apple Watch around because (for me as a woman) it’s difficult to wear the coros casually/in a professional environment and not look a little like a tool. For this reason I have actually been considering the Venu 4 as it is classed up a little.
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