PACE 3 GPS Sport Watch –Lightweight, Comfortable Running Watch, 17-Day Battery Life, Accurate GPS, Heart Rate Monitor, Navigation, Sleep Tracking, Training Plan, Run - Black Nylon

If you’re into fitness and wellness, this is a must and worth every penny 😍 Plus compared to an Apple Watch it’s like night & day & night & day for 7 nights and days before recharging battery 🔋

Just started running a month ago and had an Apple Watch. Needless to say that the battery was terrible and not keeping up with my workouts. After watching a bunch of videos, decided to go with this one and it hasn’t disappointed! The display through me off in the beginning because it is different then an Apple screen, but now I’m already use to it and couldn’t be happier. Charged when I bought and after 8 days it’s still going. I’m at 23% now but I know I’ll be able to workout for two more days before charging! The app is amazing, there’s a bunch of information. I never thought about tracking my sleep (I always had to charge my older watch at night), but now with this one I’m tracking and it’s really good to know the quality of it. It connects just fine with my iPhone and I even setup the notifications. It’s lightweight, looks nice. The accuracy of the GPS is so good and I just ran my first 5km with this.

I love my Coros watch. This is my second. It arrived promptly and works great.

Absolutely love my new watch: lightweight, comfortable, excellent GPS (immediate), easy scrolling, and instant transfer to my Pixel phone when I come home after a run (via the Coros app): instantly I can review my route, mileage, pace, and cadence. A+ for me.

On so many levels, I'd give this watch 5 stars without a second thought (e.g., battery life, ease of use, comfort, etc.). Unfortunately, several months into owning my Coros Pace 3 the charging cable wouldn't sit snug in the watch's charging port. I looked up the issue online and it seems as though it does happen with this model. I totally get it that not every product is going to be perfect coming off the assembly line, but since reporting it to Coros I've received no response (and I've submitted two reports to them with no success). What I'm dealing with now is that in order to charge my watch I have to carefully plug it in and set it down in a VERY specific position for it to remain charging. The cable rocks back and forth in the watch's port. What good is a two year warranty if they won't even respond after several months of owning the watch. If they don't fix the problem, this will be the last Coros watch I ever buy and it's my third for my family. Think twice before you buy this or any other product from them. A company that stands behind their products is a company worth supporting!

I've had this for just over a month and love it so far. The nylon strap is easily adjustable and comfortable on my wrist, the large-size face is easy to read, and the "night mode" helps keep it from blinding me if I look at it in the dark. The GPS tracking feature is great for running or hiking. It's got a ton of features that are really easy to use. I have two gripes, however. First of all, the automatic workout tracking has a very high threshold to activate; you've got to be hitting a cadence of 130 steps/minute continuously for it to automatically pick up a workout, even if your heart rate and movement are elevated. I'm a soccer referee and my old watch gave me credit for my games; this one doesn't because even though I'm moving around a lot, it's a lot of stop-and-go so I'm not hitting the steps/minute threshold. And you can't go back and add exercise later, so I just don't get credit for those workouts. The second gripe is the timer function; you've got multiple different features that have audible or vibrate alerts and will continue until you manually stop them (wake-up alarm, timed nap feature), but the countdown timer just buzzes once and then stops. It's a pretty sharp buzz, but I would have preferred that it keep going until I manually stop it. Overall, though, I like this much better than my old watch. I haven't tried wearing it in the water too much yet, but I did wear it during a class and it did fine with intermittent surface-level submersion.

it works great. Arrived on time. Very easy to use. The more you use it thebetter it predicts your times. If you can't get the watch refurbished on the coros website, amazon is the best price for it. If you have a small wrist like me order pace 3. If you prioratize a good gps and have a bigger wrist order pace 4. It's expensive but for the same price of 199 you can get it from the refurbished section.

This is a great sports watch that does so much more. I use it to monitor my sleep as well, and it gives lots of data about the REM/deep/light/awake cycles we all go through every night. It also measures HRV, pulse, yada yada. I find that my sleep has improved since I got the watch because I am much more mindful of how much sleep I miss when I dont take care to go to bed early. Lately, I will wake up maybe at 6 am, not even remembering when I went to sleep, then I will check my watch and if I have only slept 6 hours or less, I will just close my eyes and get 2-4 more hours of sleep. That is not something I would have done before wearing this watch because I was often unaware of how much (or little) sleep I was getting. I use it mostly for hiking but since I like to see minutes per mile, I set it as a Run, otherwise if I set it to Hike, it doesnt give minutes per mile. It shows so much data for every exercise session - my pulse rate, my pace, etc etc. The battery life is excellent, but you will need to charge it via USB maybe once every couple of weeks, more often if you exercise several times a week. My one gripe is that it is difficult to charge it on my laptop, the connection seems a bit finicky so once I get it to start charging, I pretty much hold my breath and back away gently so I dont jiggle it, then wait 20 minutes or so until it is fully charged again. I have had it turn off on me during an exercise session because it was under 10% charge ... so I always try to recharge when it reaches 15 or 20%. I really like the strap with velcro closure because I am able to adjust the fit on my wrist perfectly. The app is fabulous, I can sync the watch with my phone, and when I do, I can also view my stats on-line.

La COROS Pace 3 m’a vraiment impressionné. Pour son prix, c’est clairement l’une des meilleures montres sportives du marché. Elle est légère, confortable, et son autonomie est exceptionnelle (plus de 20 jours en usage standard, jusqu’à 38 heures en mode GPS). L’interface est fluide, la navigation est simple, et le système de bouton + molette est très pratique. Niveau suivi sportif, c’est ultra complet : course à pied, trail, vélo, natation, triathlon, musculation, etc. Elle gère parfaitement le multisport. Le GPS double fréquence est très précis, même en environnement difficile (forêts, zones urbaines denses), ce qui est rare dans cette gamme de prix. Le capteur cardio optique est fiable, et on a même le suivi SpO2, le sommeil, la VO2 max, etc. L’app COROS est intuitive, bien pensée, et permet une analyse poussée des entraînements. Petit bonus : elle est compatible avec Strava, TrainingPeaks et d’autres applis, donc top pour les athlètes qui veulent optimiser leurs plans Seul bémol : pas de paiement sans contact ni musique embarquée (même s’il y a du stockage pour fichiers audio via écouteurs Bluetooth). Mais vu le prix et la qualité du suivi sportif, c’est franchement secondaire.

All the family have one of these watches. I bought this one as a replacement for my daughters which she lost. She likes it because it’s light weight so not heavy around her wrist. It does everything a high priced garmin or Apple Watch does but without the price tag. Great app with all the data you need

Para los que amamos las pantallas transflectivas y touch. No hay mejor reloj para correr, precisión jamás vista. Y ligero qué no lo sientes y se te olvida que lo traes puesto

Funciona bien,pesa poco , muy preciso , dos semanas de batería o más si no usas GPS y la aplicación también está bien

Llevo tres semanas casi cuatro dándole un uso muy intensivo al reloj y la verdad es que estoy encantado, sobre todo por lo fiable que es haciendo deporte. En las carreras y caminatas los datos que saca son espectaculares. El GPS va clavadísimo; si mi ruta mide 12 km, el reloj te marca los 12 km exactos. Con el cuentapasos he notado que tira un pelín a la baja comparado con el sensor del móvil (unos150 o 200 pasos menos), pero casi que lo prefiero porque se nota que filtra mejor los movimientos falsos. Como contras, destacaría dos cosas importantes: Por un lado, el registro del sueño deja bastante que desear. No es nada preciso y ya me ha pasado tres veces en este mes que directamente no recoge bien los datos; me marca que he dormido solo una hora y media y me lo registra como si fuera una siesta. Te da una estimación muy por encima, pero no te puedes fiar a ciegas. Por otro lado está la batería. Te prometen 20 días y es verdad que si lo usas solo como reloj normal te llega de sobra, pero lo que no te cuentan es lo que gasta con el GPS a tope. Yo entreno unas 12 horas semanales (camino 3 días y corro otros 3 días, unas 2 horas cada sesión) y con esa tralla la batería vuela, durando unos 6 días. A mí me parece un rendimiento muy digno para el tute que le doy, pero hay que saberlo. En resumen, me parece una compra totalmente recomendable. Es un reloj muy completo y preciso para entrenar duro, que es para lo que realmente está diseñado. Por cierto, para que te dure mas la batería, busca tutos en youtube, hay gente que explica perfectamente como configurar el reloj a la perfección.