COROS PACE 3 Running GPS Unit, Lightweight and Comfort, 15 Days Battery Life, Dual-Frequency GPS, Heart Rate, Navigation, Sleep Track, Training Plan, Run, Bike, and Ski (Black Silicone)

The media could not be loaded. Reviewing after 12 days of normal use as a daily wear. Lookwise it's all plastic body, won't give that premium feel in the looks but it's a winner in terms of performance.Display is MIP LCD which is fabulous at outdoors especially during bright sunny day. Light gets reflected which makes it easy to read in outdoors. Don't expect brightness in indoors. Backlight illumination is there for indoors but not that bright. Colors won't be punchy like Amoled. Touch response also has a lag but all these things adds up to great battery life. Display consumes less battery unlike amoled. Great display at outdoors.Light weight of just 40g is a way to go for all day long usage. You won't feel like wearing one, hence can be worn during sleep without any hassle. Sleep tracking is good.We got all the necessary sensors in it. HR monitor, Oximeter for SP02 level, Barometer for ATM pressure, Compass, Inbuilt GPS with 2 frequency bands for accuracy.4gb internal memory can be used to store MP3 files and can be played on the go with paired bluetooth headset. No support to control phone's music app or online music streaming services as of now.Connectivity is top notch. GPS activities can be auto synced to fitness app like Strava once we set them in the profile.Battery life is top notch. It's been 12 days since I charged it to 100%. 25 percent is still remaining and few GPS tracking activities performed so far. Always On Display, every 10 min HR monitoring, Paired with phone for notifications. Battery still going strong...Can be connected to phone via bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Notifications are readable but not answerable. Can attend or disconnect the incoming Calls but can't speak via watch.Overall it looks like simple plastic watch but does great in sport tracking.

This is my fitness watch after Garmin Vivoactive, Honor. I can say this is a high quality fitness watch at the price of market leaders products like Garmin. The battery life, GPS lock, accuracy are all superb. Overall, its a great, top of the line fitness watch.I will not go into details of such features as there are plenty of reviews, comparisons out there in the internet.What was pleasantly surprised me and beyond expectation was - its excellent user experience. Looks like the interface has been designed by people who are into fitness. I have never seen such useful and easy navigation options in other fitness watches. For e.g., you can record your strength exercises, and the default next options like "Next (exercise) part" are what exactly you are looking for at that point of time. You can use timer for your stretches, and the options like automatically restart next counter was fantastic.

Excellent product, excellent performance. Very good for running stats. It shows accurate results.After sales support is also excellent. The help is readily available from Coros support team and Coros community group.

I've been using the COROS PACE 3 for a week now and previously owned an Apple Watch. I was considering Garmin, but after some research and advice from my running coach, I decided to go with COROS.First impressions: the watch doesn’t have that premium feel like some high-end sport watches; it looks a bit toy-like at first glance. However, once I started using it, I realized it serves its purpose exceptionally well. The GPS is very accurate, and the watch is easy to navigate. It also offers fantastic insights into my runs, including metrics like effort levels.One standout feature is the wellness tracking—it monitors heart rate, HRV, stress levels, breathing rate, and SpO2. My only wish is for a larger and brighter display, but if you’re on a budget and looking for a reliable, feature-packed watch, the COROS PACE 3 is a great option.

Great product, good features, amazing battery life (upto 20 days with regular usage)

Excellent watch. It does what it is meant to do. Seamlessly track your activities and free plans on coros app which effortlessly integrate with the watch.And battery life is excellent. For a week if you don’t use GPS and almost 36 hrs if you continuously use GPS. Worth it!.

After a year of trying to make peace with it, I can confidently say it’s not cut out for serious runners. The paces are wildly off, especially during interval or heart rate training—when precision is everything. I could be pushing my absolute threshold, and it’ll insist my heart rate is having a leisurely stroll. The delay is maddening, leaving me thrown off track for a good 20-30 seconds.As for that fancy dual-frequency GPS it brags about? It crumbles the moment it meets trees or even open fields, throwing pace readings into a tailspin. One second, I’m flying; the next, I’m crawling—all while maintaining the same stride. It’s baffling.And to add insult to injury, the silicone strap broke too. Now, I’ll give them credit for replacing it promptly, but that’s about the only thing they got right. All in all, it’s just not the watch for anyone who’s serious about their training. I reckon I’ll be switching to a Forerunner, because this one’s left me more disappointed than a pie with no filling.

After trying out a few other smart watches to track my long runs during the past 5 years, I believe this one is the best so far. Have done three runs ranging between 3 to 6 kms outdoors for a week now since purchase and the tracking is spot on. Have run under overhead metro tracks, flyovers and near densely located tall buildings in Mumbai city and there are no misses in tracking. Light weight design is a great advantage as weel Will update again in a couple of months time once I complete longer runs. Update 3 months after purchase: The watch contains to perform just as excellent it was when new. I run 3 times a week distances between 3 km and 10 km, wear it for at least couple of hours daily and need to charge it for around 1 hour just once a week.