COROS PACE 2 Sport Watch GPS Cardiofrequenzimetro, batteria a lunga durata 20 giorni, barometro, leggero, Strava, piano di allenamento, navigazione, traccia del sonno, nuoto, bicicletta, corsa, forza

Light, functional, good GPS. Intuitive controls, slick design. What really stands out to me however is the after-service. About 6 months in, my cable stopped charging the watch (although it was not clear at the time what was faulty - the cable or the watch). I had a new cable from Coros, for free, within two working days of writing to them. A brand you can actually trust.

Around 20 runs in. Good price. Compact. Very light but solid. Very easy to use. Analysis info on watch actually helpful. Great ergonomics, just 2 buttons, and I like fabric strap! Battery life good too. Best running watch I've had at any price point.

Battery life insanely good, feels like it's just never gonna run out of battery !Very fast charging.Clear screen.Always on display is amazing and power efficient.Accurate tracking.Great for swimming.Overall an excellent watch with a very good price tag.I just found the data is as close to my Xiaomi band 6, with same functionality. So if you are upgrading from Xiaomi band, no need just save Ur money. If u r swimming, Xiaomi isn't as good for swimming, the coros is very good actually.Otherwise, a Xiaomi band can do the rowing, running, cycling, etc no need to pay 200£ just get a Xiaomi band.

I have had many a smart watch. From a few of the big brands out there. I have enjoyed each for different reasons. This CorosPace2 however has been my favourite! It is extremely lightweight. The band is amazingly comfortable, probably the most comfortable I have ever had on a watch. I forget I have this thing on some days.Functionally, it is easy to use and I find it very easy to navigate and switch between sports and other functions of the watch. I have found the COROS app the easiest to use more so than Garmin. Agin, I have owned multiple Garmin watches the last being a Garmin fenix 6 sapphire. A very pricey watch with a lot of functionality but I would take my COROS Pace 2 over it any day. For a £200 pound smartwatch you can’t beat it.Some negative things, though the band is comfy it also would not be able to go over a large hand. The band does not pull apart. This is great in one way as I will not lose my watch if the Velcro came undone.However, if you have large wrist and hands go with the silicone band. The watch looks cheap which is not really a negative as I don’t like flashy stuff but I do worry how hard of a hit this could take!

I got this over others because this was advertised to withstand open water swimming, even in the sea. Lots of waterproof watches are not salt-waterproof and so I was happy to find this. I got it on sale and it has been great. Tracks my steps and heart rate throughout the day, but then I can easily switch it to track my exercise. Battery life is excellent - I charge it on the weekends and it easily lasts all week. Could last longer but I tend to top it up

As a newbie to triathlon training and spending a couple of hours a week in the swimming pool, I wanted a watch which could track my progress. Being part of a tri club many of the members were quick to recommend a number of Garmin models which seem to be the industry standard. When I considered the features I actually needed (the ability to track swimming, running and cycling progress), the least expensive Garmin watches with the right features are still about twice the price of this Coros. They also have significantly worse battery life and are heavier, which for someone not used to wearing a watch at all makes a big difference. I assume most of this weight and battery life goes into things which are great, but I don’t really need for activity tracking. The features the Coros lacks (music playing, contactless payments, maps etc) are all available on my phone, which I would have with me anyway on runs/ rides, so I don’t see the point in paying extra for these features.The watch itself is easy to use and has a range of customisable faces. Activity tracking is easy and accurate and the HR monitor is too.I got this watch primarily for the swim tracking, but the data I have been able to get from running (cadence, power, stride length) has really helped me to track progress in ways I didn’t expect. This has kept me motivated and interested in pushing on.I weighed up a lot of options, but honestly unless you need a very specific feature on another make/model it’s a no brainer, you should just get this one!

Excellent. Great value for money.

After 1 month, I find it a bit hard to use and don't really understand the meaning of each metric. The pace measurement has a delay, for example, after crossing a road, the watch needs 120/150m to catch my real pace again. The GPS lost me at some point, it's apparently impossible to correct the data manually. I'm using Nike Running app, this watch can't be connected with the coros. This watch is not what I was looking for. Would have sent it back If I could but it's too late, unfortunately.