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The ability to navigate along a route is one of the best features of a GPS sports/outdoor watch, at least if it works well. Here, how to get…
Funny thing(s) about running on a 400m track: You wouldn’t really need GPS for counting your laps (and thus distance) – but it’s such a clear shape, such…
Coros just announced the expansion of their watch line to an APEX series, with the release of the Apex Pro.
The Coros Vertix extends the brand’s product line to a mountain adventure orientation. In this post, we’re looking at its basics; its looks and menu/operation.
Coros Apex and Suunto 5 are two of the current contenders in training/fitness watches at around 300 dollars. Let’s have a look at some comparison data in 24/7…
I’m regularly updating this page as new firmware is released…
After the Pace and the Apex, Coros is coming out with their watch #3: the Coros Vertix GPS Adventure Watch. As the name implies, we’re going vertical…
My “I’ve got to get out”-overnighter in the mountains led me into wintry mountains – and to GPS tracks from Coros Apex, Suunto 9 Baro, Polar Vantage V,…
The Coros Apex Premium Multisport Watch. For a new contender in the sports watch market, Coros has been doing great – and you get a premium sports watch…
In this third installment of my series comparing the GPS performance of different sports watches, I ran in the Prague Marathon.