Coros

En mi barrio ya se oyen aplausos y coros de YoSoyBegoña todas las tardes a las 20:00h. Ya este sábado tenemos concentración de la asociación Futuro del centro de Menas para manifestarnos delante del Ayuntamiento. Esto es imparable, las hordas fascistas volverán a sus cuevas, no pasarán! #YoConBegoña

Super, danke! Rudimentär reicht mir vollkommen Hab’s mal bestellt. Ich war seit langen drauf und dran mit den coros dura zu bestellen, wenn es aber eine gute Alternative für die Hälfte des Preises gibt, schaue ich sie mir an!

Buenas tardes, Tras mucho investigar, estoy entre estos dos relojes. El uso principal sería para seguir rutas de mapas y para métricas de running. Por lo que he leído e investigado parecen de lo mejorcito ya que no se leen cosas buenas de Garmin últimamente, además que para mapas tendría que irme al Forerunner 965 o algún Fénix lo cual se va de precio. ¿Alguien con alguno de ellos que me pueda ...

Cita de fahrenheit tengo el suunto race s y te recomiendo el coros pace 3, del coros tienes que tener en cuenta la pantalla 1,2" y que es de tipo transflectiva Por qué recomiendas el coros teniendo el suunto shur? Estoy entre ambos y me interesa

...+/Bluetooth Sincronización de datos → App COROS Resistencia al agua → 5 ATM...

HUSBAND0 said: the life on the 11 is super good. it'll last a long time I have a Coros Pace 3 watch that gives me 10 days on a charge

... ça reste OK, ici Garmin/Coros/Suunto font mieux). Les capteurs... point noir), j’utilise donc toujours Coros pour faire mes GPX. Je... par koomot). Comparer à l’application Coros c’est deux crans en dessous...

... нишу, ибо конкурировать с Garmin, Coros, Suunto такое себе

COROS NOMAD でLINEの通知をしてくれない件について どれだけ調べて設定しても、時計側で通知してくれません。 Applewatchのようにバイブするのでしょうか？ 時計を装着していても、スマホ側がバイブして時計は何も起きません。 不良品ですかね？

... : Puissance, Précision et Performance Le Coros Pace Pro GPS est conçu... Lunette : Polymère renforcé de fibres Coros Pace Pro GPS : Le Compagnon... Ultime pour les Athlètes Le Coros Pace Pro GPS redéfinit l'entraînement... aux plans d'entraînement personnalisés, le Coros Pace Pro fournit les outils...

Meu coros apex 2 pro parou de ... uma cinta cardiaca e o coros pod 2, ja me vem... inves de continuar com a Coros.

Coros Pace 3 hat einen Barometer, ...

... y una de brazo de coros y no hay problema alguna... la banda de brazo de coros puesta, y la diferencia con... sea a Garmin, suunto o coros. Los applewatch no ultra la...

... has previously backed Magene and Coros) – has made the investment alongside...

Prenez une vraie montre de sport genre une coros

... harmonizador, porque passar de hacer coros!, y a la guitarra también...

..., купи Гармин. Сам бегаю в Coros pace pro. В них есть...

... mí me gusta haciéndole los coros a Bono de U2.

Amanda: every kilometer counts.Indoors or Outdoors. This offer is not valid for those runners who use Suunto or Coros watches, without having to connect their accounts through a different system, just to reach Zwift.

Curioso. Aún así algún Si natural se escapa en el bajo, y en la voz he oído algún sol y si bemol, lo cuál indica que debe ser difícil afinar todo en una sola nota. En la voz se notan coros de acordes también. Pero como entro experimento, está curioso.

... opened I somehow found a Coros Apex 2 Pro also for...

J'hésite entre celle-ci et la Coros Apex 4, c'est surtout le poids de la Epix Pro qui me fait douté, des conseilles ?

..., muy bien las voz y coros, con cuerpo, cosa que no...

Hey everyone, We’ve been working on something new and wanted to share it here first. We just launched a beta MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration that lets you connect your COROS account to AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude so you can actually ask questions about your training and get answers based on your real data. Instead of digging through graphs, you can do things like: “How did my training look this month?” “Am I trending in the right direction for my race?” “What patterns are you seeing in my runs?” …and the AI will analyze your COROS data and respond. What it can do (right now) This version is read-only, so it’s focused on analysis: Breaking down your training Spotting trends you might miss Helping you make sense of larger chunks of data It won’t create workouts or update your calendar yet; but that’s something we’re actively exploring. How to try it Connect your COROS account to your AI tool Authorize access Start asking questions Full step-by-step guide here: https://us.coros.com/stories/coros-metrics/c/mcp-testing If you try it, we’d love to hear: What questions you asked Anything surprising or useful you found What feels missing or could be better You can drop feedback: In the comments here Or in your own post if you want to share how it benefitted your training TL;DR You can now connect COROS to AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude Ask questions about your training and get real answers Read-only for now (no workout writing yet) Setup is quick → guide in blog We want to see what you do with it submitted by /u/COROS-official to r/Coros [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, I am a pretty serious runner, and for the better part of 6 months now, I have been considering switching brands. Right now I have the 255s music, and it is nice how it has basically every type of activity but It can feel clunky at times. I don't really care for having the music option on my watch but I don't know what the best option is. The pace 4 and the pace pro are the two that catch my attention the most! Any suggestions/opinions would be greatly appreciated Thanks! submitted by /u/Br43d3nR3dsh4w to r/Coros [link] [comments]

Why did everyone choose Coros over Garmin?? What features, reasons, etc. Lastly are you happy with your choice? submitted by /u/Mammoth_Challenge297 to r/Coros [link] [comments]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Coros/comments/1sq1wme/coros_pace_3_issue_after_updating_to_v315080/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button If anyone wants to see I'll share the full customer service interaction. If you have this problem, please post here so we can submit data to press and customer protection agencies. another customer's post https://www.reddit.com/r/Coros/comments/1skvson/coros_pace_3_after_the_upgrade_firmware_v315080/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button Another one: https://www.reddit.com/r/Coros/comments/1sruh0n/coros_pace_3_freeze_and_unusable_after_firmware/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button another one: https://www.reddit.com/r/Coros/comments/1snx7hw/day_4_of_not_having_a_watch_because_for_coros_its/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button submitted by /u/No-Hand2584 to r/Coros [link] [comments]

Still trying to find my perfect watch. Decided to compare Coros Apex 4 46mm and Garmin Forerunner 970. Previously I owned few Garmin models (Enduro 3, Tactix 7 AMOLED, Fenix 7 Pro) as well as Amazfit T-Rex 3 Pro and Suunto Run/Race 2. I’ve both watches weared last few days and I really like both. Coros more about raw data and it has great MIP screen. Garmin has more expertise in the domain. Features are pretty same (Forerunner has flashlight) I just recovered from leg injury and looking for a sport watch / companion for the next 2-3 years and going to: Running 5/10km races Swimming (indoor mainly) 3-4 times per week - gym weight training Cycling (roads, city) Hiking few times per year (Poland) A lot of walking Also want to try Hyrox Both models feels pretty solid (Titanium, Sapphire glass). Price not matter at this comparison. Just want to be sure I’ll have enough data to analyze results and do improvements. Both brands have good ecosystem of a various sport devices. Did someone else face the same decision? submitted by /u/Complete_Sell_2319 to r/smartwatch [link] [comments]

I feel it’s really a preference. Im starting to get into running a lot more this year and want to upgrade my apple watch for more in depth training. I feel like going from an apple watch I can go either direction, but I wanted to hear some opinions submitted by /u/Tconks_12 to r/beginnerrunning [link] [comments]

Hello everyone, First of all: I’m from Germany and originally wrote this text in German, but had it translated using AI. Also, my experience mainly relates to running, cycling, hiking, and a bit of strength training. I was an absolute Garmin fanboy for years and invested huge amounts of money in their watches (Vivoactive 4, Venu 3, Fenix 8, FR970, Instinct Crossover AMOLED). Over time, the following issues started to annoy me so much that I recently decided to switch to COROS: Quality control: My Vivoactive 4 and Venu 3 didn’t have any major issues, but after that things went downhill fast. The Fenix 8 had a ridiculous number of software problems at launch. The watch would sometimes even crash during workouts, and there were constant bugs in the first few months. At some point, I completely lost interest in it (also because it felt too heavy for me), so I switched to the FR970. Right from the start, it had a ghost touch issue with the touchscreen, so I had to send it in. The replacement unit developed inconsistent button feedback after just a few weeks. The start button became very mushy and did not meet the quality standards you’d expect from a watch that costs as much as two Apple Watches. Eventually, I switched to the Instinct Crossover AMOLED because I liked the hybrid concept (it’s also quite bulky, but I was willing to accept that). Unfortunately, after a short time, it also developed button issues—at that point, I completely lost my trust in Garmin. Hardware often isn’t competitive: A Venu 4 currently costs €400 here in Germany and still uses over 10-year-old Gorilla Glass 3 (which is absolutely unacceptable at that price point, especially considering that Amazfit offers sapphire glass on watches costing around €100). The display of the Fenix 8 was dimmer than that of a €30 Xiaomi Smart Band. The processors are quite weak, resulting in a laggy user experience. Battery life is not a valid excuse here, as Amazfit and COROS offer better battery life while still being smoother. Old heart rate sensors are reused for years, even in newer watches (including the €650 Instinct Crossover AMOLED). Unreasonable software limitations: It’s often completely unclear why certain models don’t receive specific software features. You’re aggressively pushed toward buying a €1000 Fenix. Poorly optimized app: Many people complain about the app being cluttered, which wasn’t my biggest issue. However, the performance of the smartphone app (at least on Android) was. There were constant stutters and delays. Planned obsolescence: In an era where Google, Samsung, and Apple provide smartphones with up to 7 years of software updates, it’s completely unacceptable that Garmin sidelines devices costing several hundred euros after just two years. Sports watches are tools first and foremost, yet Garmin treats them like short-lived tech gadgets. Pricing: I’ve already touched on this, but it deserves its own point. Prices have increased massively in recent years, with no sign of slowing down. Each new model is significantly more expensive than its predecessor, even though improvements are often incremental (with a proper software update, the Venu 3 would be almost indistinguishable from the Venu 4). Sports and health metrics: Some of them work very well, but the overall experience is cluttered. Many metrics essentially aim to tell you the same thing, making it hard to get a clear, meaningful overview at a glance. So why did I hesitate for so long? Garmin is incredibly omnipresent, and for a long time I assumed that other brands might look promising at first but ultimately turn out to be cheap imitations. Even though Garmin disappointed me many times, I still thought other companies might be less trustworthy. COROS is a very small company compared to Garmin, and I didn’t believe they could deliver a better experience—especially when Garmin, with a much larger budget, often fails to do so. But I was completely wrong. My COROS Pace 4, which cost €260, has provided a better experience so far than every Garmin watch I’ve owned. Here are the things that stood out positively: Very fair business strategy: The entire product lineup is well thought out. There’s a good option for most use cases, and the watches mainly differ in hardware, while sharing a balanced feature set across the board. If you want a rugged watch, you buy one with sapphire glass and titanium. If you don’t need that, a cheaper Pace 4 is enough—and you still get all features that make sense given the hardware. Older models receive long-term support, COROS offers a full two-year warranty (Garmin only one). There’s no subscription model and no shady tactics to squeeze money out of customers. This makes the company far more likable than many other tech and sports brands. Feature set comparable to Garmin: Almost every meaningful Garmin feature is also available on COROS. After the latest update (which also reaches many older models), including Race Pace strategy and Climb Guidance, the feature set for running feels complete. Battery life, battery life, battery life! It’s absolutely insane that such a lightweight watch like the Pace 4 offers this level of battery life. It lasts twice as long as similarly lightweight AMOLED watches from Garmin and even longer than a 50mm Instinct 3 AMOLED. The app: It’s beautifully designed, logically structured, and provides everything you need without feeling complicated. Performance on Android is vastly better than Garmin’s app. EvoLab: It’s incredibly well thought out—simple, yet comprehensive. Instead of multiple overlapping metrics, you get exactly what you need. The values feel very accurate and match my personal perception. Most metrics align closely with Garmin’s. However, the ones I found less accurate on Garmin are actually better on COROS. Garmin estimated my VO2max at 55.4, while COROS gave me 55. Garmin’s lactate threshold estimation wasn’t very precise—my legs would fatigue quickly even slightly below the suggested pace or heart rate. COROS, on the other hand, feels spot-on. The values are slightly “worse,” but more realistic. Even the race predictions (5K, 10K, etc.) are very accurate. Additional features: The running fitness test is fantastic and a lot of fun. It was genuinely exciting to analyze the recalibrated data afterward. I also really like having incline displayed as a percentage. The crown control is intuitive and works great in most situations. Measurement accuracy: Opinions from professional reviewers are mixed, but on my usual running routes, GPS tracking is clearly more accurate than on my Instinct Crossover AMOLED. Garmin’s stress metrics felt meaningless, whereas the Pace 4 detects stress levels almost frighteningly accurately. For the sake of balance, I’d like to mention some downsides—but honestly, there are hardly any for me. Maybe Garmin sometimes presents data more extensively on the watch itself, and its watches can be configured more independently from a smartphone (for example, workout data pages). Also, COROS watch faces aren’t customizable. But aside from that, I can’t think of much. I really hope COROS sticks to its current strategy and doesn’t eventually adopt Garmin-like practices if it grows bigger. As things stand now, I can wholeheartedly recommend them. In my circle, there are many people who are either no longer satisfied with Garmin or are still using older, more reliable models and will likely upgrade soon. I’ll definitely recommend COROS to them. submitted by /u/DerGigantAusDemAll to r/Coros [link] [comments]

Which is better? Coros pace pro or Garmin 265? I hear a lot of good things abt Coros, but a lot of runners use Garmin. Help! submitted by /u/Away_Layer5872 to r/PHRunners [link] [comments]

I recently "experimented" with other brands like Huawei Band 11 and Amazfit Active 2 to see if the grass was greener elsewhere. They have their perks, but I found myself missing the Garmin ecosystem and data depth too much. I've officially moved back and I'm sticking with it. Has anyone else done the brand-hop only to realize Garmin is your "forever home"? What was the specific feature or the frustration with another brand that brought you back? submitted by /u/Vegetable_Bag_8694 to r/GarminWatches [link] [comments]

My running journey started with a Mi Band 6 (non-GPS) back in April 2025, which I replaced with the Mi Band 10 in July 2025. I have been running at least twice a week since then. In November 2025, I received a hand-me-down Forerunner 55, which was my first experience with an actual running watch. Since it was even older than my Mi Band 6, the battery was a major issue. It actually died at the 28km mark during marathon race day, right at the 2:30 point of the race. I was considering getting a Forerunner 165 or a Pace Pro, but then I remembered what I really needed: a fantastic battery, reliable GPS, and personalized running plans. So, I decided to go with the Pace 4 since it’s the latest model and just works for me perfectly. Pros: Battery Life: Started at 93% out of the box and has handled everything I've thrown at it. After 4 days, 2 runs, and 3 indoor cycles, I’m still at 66%. This thing is a beast! Media Control (New Feature?): I accidentally discovered that I can control my music while running with my phone. I didn’t use it because I was already on shuffle playlist. Cons: Sleep Tracking: It’s a bit sensitive. It logged a "nap" while I was just on my phone chatting. My old Mi Band 6 actually still holds the crown for best sleep tracking. Maps: I don’t need it because I usually run in familiar areas. Plus, I’m not planning to use Breadcrumb navigation anyway. Final Verdict: 9.5/10 I’m officially a Coros convert! submitted by /u/osoisuzume to r/Coros [link] [comments]

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