COROS - PACE 3 GPS Sport Watch

So if you are mostly doing gym and park workouts a Forerunner 165/265, a Suunto Run or a Coros Pace 3 would likely fit your needs. Suunto automatically calculates your speed vs other times on the same route to see if you are faster or slower much like Strava premium except that it's free. The Pace 3 and Suunto Run will let you put MP3s on them if you like to listen to music. For Garmins you would have to make sure you have a music model to do that and Garmin has Spotify. The Pace 3 and Suunto Run are really light at about 30g and 36g and the Forerunner 165 is 39g. The watches are about Forerunner is 43mm while the pace 3 is 41.9 while the Suunto Run is technically 46mm but looks the same as the Race S which is 45mm (but weighs a lot more at 60g and 53g depending on model).

Used Coros Pace 3 if you're trying to save some $ Can find those for $150 and they are still top tier tracking for biking + running with decent analytics that don't require 24/7 wearing

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.

Coros Pace 2 or Pace 3. Very satisfied with this watch

Another one for Coros! I have the COROS Pace 3, and it's been great for my runs and workouts.

Gps watch has helped me tremendously (just started running last year). Coros is what I went with (pace 3) very easy to use beginner friendly and they seem to listen to community feedback providing updates etc. very pleased with the product.

Try Coros Pace 3, has insanely accurate gps, free training program for different distances and sobrang comprehensive ng data that can be used to analyze your runs. 13k ung pace 3. Check reviews

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.

I have a Coros watch. The batteries last forever.

I would increase your budget and go for Coros Pace 3. Has everything you need for a reasonable price ($230 I think)

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

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

I got a Coros pace pro, it's been brilliant. If I had to get a new one today I'd probably go for the Coros pace 3, 90% of the features and everything I need for just over half the price.

I cannot recommend the Coros Pace 3 enough. Absolutely smokes any competition at the same price point, the two week battery life and (in my opinion) a significantly better UX than Garmin.

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

If you want accuracy coros pace3/garmin 165, a pod and a heart rate sensor, the price will be equivalent to 265s but this will be the most accurate setup.

The garmin forerunner series or the coros pace series the go-tos in this category. I personally have a coros watch and I like it a lot, but both are good.

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.

Go for it, it's great and unbeatable for the price.

Coros Pace 3. It's an excellent general sports watch that includes modes for lap swimming, open water swimming, and just about any other activity you can think of. They're priced better than comparable garmins, with a big emphasis on weight and battery life. [https://us.coros.com/pace3](https://us.coros.com/pace3)

Have recently switched from Apple Watch to COROS pace 3. It's great! The battery life is amazing and it's easy to use! The price point for what you get compared to similar garmin models is great too!

+1 on the coros pace 3. It's much more affordable than entry level Garmins with the same and even more features.

Yes, all the major fitness watches can integrate with Runna. I use Coros and the Runna workouts sync with my watch and when I finish a run it syncs the data back to Runna!

Runner? Get yourself a Coros Pace.

Second vote for the coros pace 3. Look for used if the retail is still out of your budget. Would fit for everything you're asking for here

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

Coros Pace 3 It's a full featured smaert watch that's lightweight and has the best battery life at its $229 price point It has an accelerometer to accurately count laps and a gps for open water. It's the best watch at that price point.

Coros pace 3 youll never regret it

Used to run with a Garmin years ago (vivoactive something), then an Apple Watch (got a good deal through Verizon), and now with a Coros Pace 3. The only downside of the AW is the battery life (unless you get the super expensive ones). That being said, I was still able to run a slow-ish (4:45) marathon with my AW. If you set specific battery usage settings, it's not an issue. Obvisouly, you're not gonna run an ultra for 18 hours lmao I'm happy I switched to the Coros because 1. the run "face" shows more data than what the AW was showing when I was running with the Strava app on the AW, but tbh it's a bit on me as I think the Apple app shows more stuff + you could use any third party app if you want to see a lot of live stats. 2. I only use the Coros for running (or biking), and don't wear it otherwise (I either wear an automatic or a quartz or nothing). The constant notifications on the AW were too distracting, I feel more zen now. You could wear the Coros (or Garmin) all the time, but none of those sports watches are very pretty tbh.

Refurbished Coros Pace 3 are selling for $183 https://coros.com/refurbished/pace3 These are excellent full featured watches

When I go for a run, I use my Coros Pace 3 along with my Whoop. They're two different things, but complementary when it comes to tracking my runs.

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.

Coros Pace 3 plus Coros Dura Cycling Computer

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

I wear a coros pace 3. [https://us.coros.com/pace3](https://us.coros.com/pace3) Best battery life at the price point, lightweight, accurate gps and altimeter. It has other things like heartrate monitor and accelerometer for counting laps swimming. But these things tend to come with watches having an altimeter

Coros Pace 3 : complete and affordable. This is the watch I wear with my Whoop for my runs.

Coros Pace three, but you have to put it on dual

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.

I use a Coros Pace 3, push its runs to Strava, and then the Whoop gets the run from Strava so I don't have to use my phone. I'm reasonably happy with the Pace 3