COROS Pace Pro In-Depth Review (AMOLED is HERE!)

[@fitgearhunter]

Dude, you killed it with that summary list of minor aspects missing on this watch! Nobody else has done that, that was a fantastic and useful breakdown! And I really liked your review specifically because of how much you showed the watch functionally being used. It seems like you did that more so than others and it really helped because this is such a new experience with the display. Great job!

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Thanks Hunter!

[@sachakopa7964]

A light weight amoled watch, easy to use UI, good accuracy and maps. I think they nailed it.

[@Tony-em4cb]

At 400€ plus the separate cost for the nylon band, the new product keeps the Pace 3 competitively priced and relevant, avoiding market overlap.

[@eftaxopoulo]

Legend mate. I trust your videos more than anyone's else because you are honest on your reviews.

[@markjohnson4237]

Another product tester here. I have to say I've loved it and it's taken the place of my Apex 2, now. During testing I ran with it side by side with my Apex + POD2 + HRM and the data I was getting was so incredibly close to the Apex + accessories. Especially the HR, impressively accurate. It's battery life also outlasts the Apex and that's running with "all systems" on. The AMOLED screen is actually just like a nice to have bonus in reality. Very pleased to have this as my daily watch now.

[@dexf1512]

Love your reviews. Explanation on point and UNDERSTANDABLE. I hate to say this but a lot of reviewers here in the running community always mumbles their words . More vids and dont be like them!

[@LucasH567]

coros pace 2 owner here (since its launch), and love it. Especially since they added bread crumb navigation. I don’t NEED a new watch. But I am REALLY tempted by the pace pro…

[@remsondmello188]

I am on the same page...Hehehe

[@aalfurqan1419]

Have you any issues with crown coros? Still good?

[@matthewmackay3354]

At $500 CAD, that’s a tough sell with the Suunto Race titanium recently on sale for $550. Great review as always Dave. Full of info, but easily digested. Thanks.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Interesting that the Titanium version is so close in price!

[@colinmacdon]

Race titanium for $550 CAD? Do tell

[@matthewmackay3354]

@ Amazon prime sale last month. Had not planned to buy one, as I only have two arms 😀 but that was too good a deal to pass up. It’s a nice watch.

[@tanyapitre731]

⁠sweet. I'm waiting for black Friday to make my final decision. I'm leaning toward the Race S since I feel the Pace Pro is about $50 cad over priced.

[@iMich1000]

It could be interesting to compare the Suunto Race S, Coros Pace Pro, and Polar Vantage M3 in terms of their training and wellness features.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

I'll see what I can do!

[@sapphiros_word]

@@ChaseTheSummitplease do so, I’m on the fence in regards to the 3

[@fahimzulk5490]

@@sapphiros_wordme too. Been comparing these 3

[@MitchMawyer]

He never misses! Thanks so much for getting this out right when the watch dropped! Not that I need to buy another watch but this is very convincing.

[@tobiaspflugshaupt3797]

Great summary!

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Thank you!

[@rashid3371]

Sticking with my Pace 3

[@zaraizara2794]

I’ve been wanting this for so long. Finally, I can replace my broken Garmin with another great brand that, most importantly, has an AMOLED screen.

[@eftaxopoulo]

Thanks

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Thank you!

[@JeffPelletier]

Great review, thanks Dave!

[@CarlosNarez]

Nice video !! What about a video Garmin 265 vs Coros Pace Pro? Just an idea :) Keep rocking!

[@Michael-uo1qv]

I’ve been looking at the 265 for a while and this complicates things. To me it seems like the 265 is a more complete watch minus maps. It’s still $100 more though. The training load and training readiness features also seem useful. I really want to want the Coros more but still feel Garmin is the way to go.

[@Apollo271010]

And which one do you buy?

[@rabbitbort]

Also consider the 255. Seems like it has more or less the same feature set as 265, just a different screen.

[@SteveShankles]

Very interesting 🤔,much improved sports watch,very detailed video again Dave 🎉

[@tec2224]

Awww would’ve been cool if they made that new charger compatible with all the watches.

[@geertjandejong4996]

Easy to find on Google. Just look for a coros to usbc adapter

[@15KJ]

I was lucky enough to test this watch for the past few months. As soon as I took it out of the box, it became my daily driver. Heart rate and GPS was always spot on. AMOLED screen is beautiful in person. As always with Coros, battery life is incredible and the watch is super light. It’s honestly, the perfect watch for me, not even close.

[@randybobandy9645]

Why I see this exact same comment on every coros pace pro video and also everywhere on reddit 😅

[@BearLew]

I saw these similar comments too

[@Tethysmeer]

Such paid comments actually hurt Coros.

[@cm99cox]

Coros pace Pro vs Sunnto Race S video next? If you are feeling spicy you could also include the Polar Vantage M3. Fantastic options under $400

[@thomasarmani]

I agree with this idea, these three watches have the most in common and within the same price range.

[@mussabgasmelseed5079]

Race s titanium is out which has refined for latest heart rate sensor

[@fauzan4146]

Finally coros pace pro amoled screen n topo maps, perfect

[@jakasep8848]

definetely buying this, once the price goes down a lil bit 😂 that charging dongle is brilliant IMO

[@highseastrader4190]

Coros doesn't lower its price with time. No Black Friday, no special deals...

[@jakasep8848]

@ well, in my country the price of a very fresh product is actually always higher than the default price, so I think I’m still going to wait for couple of months before spending my money on it ☺️

[@highseastrader4190]

@@jakasep8848 Coros doesn't change its prices.

[@pete801]

I just bought the pace 3 but this looks awesome

[@ActiveIdeas]

Coros have done amazingly here! Music controls needs to come, flashlight and temperature sensor widget 🔥

[@pavement422]

Can’t wait for the Vertix amoled 🤞

[@chrisar2252]

It looks very impressive, and very good value. It's great for buyers, I'd have thought anyone after a sports watch, ather than a smart watch, would get everything they could want from this, the suunto race or Polar Vantage M3. A bit of an aside, I changed my old Apex from 10 minute to continuous sampling and the battery life dropped from about 30 days to about 20, so quite acceptable.

[@tonybowen455]

14:12 Such good info mentioning the 10m hr sampling instead of real time. One of the reasons I went garmin from apple watch is to have more hr data. Still, the pace pro looks amazing.

[@seansutton4836]

Always on HR is available, its just with Coros you have the option.

[@dimitris7505]

Great review as always!

[@kermittherunner]

Just pre-ordered mine

[@mistigeweersbesie]

I have a Fenix 7 pro, but Suunto all the way.

[@wojtek_kos]

Thanks Dave !

[@iggalan]

If the price was closer to the Suunto Race S it would be a no brainier. It puts the Apex 2 in a weird spot, because it has the same features except the more premium case and sapphire glass. Anyway good job with the review Dave 👍 .

[@ChaseTheSummit]

For sure, I feel like the Pace Pro canabilized a good chunk of the COROS Lineup. Personally, I'd take a Pace Pro over an Apex 2 Pro... and in some cases even over the Vertix 2S!

[@tanyapitre731]

@@ChaseTheSummitbut what about between the Pace Pro and Race S??

[@killianwrn4257]

@@ChaseTheSummit what make you say that you would choose a pace pro over a apex 2 pro ? (personnaly whith my job I can get the apex 2 pro for 370€ (instead of 499€) and the pace pro is at 399€, do you still recommen the pace pro for me ??

[@pangeyi]

56% after 7 days used and run almost everyday... the battery is insanely good!!! Now I want one when they come out. I wish they have some fun color with this watch... something like light blue, red, or green.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Yup! as long as you don't turn on the always on display the battery in this out performs most of the MIP options!

[@cevap2011]

Hm... thats good. My fr265 is dead after 6 days... with 0.5-1.5h gps daily, without always on and no music...

[@alanshrimpton6787]

Hey Dsve. Great review. Might even update my Original Apex. As for training load resetting each week. I love this feature. I like to know how to build on the previous weeks training load and I know straight away how much more I got to do compared to last weeks. Then in training hub or app I can see the months worth week by week. Not sure why you and DC Rainmaker have a problem with it. It's useful to know your 3 week build and one week recovery which Coros uses compared Garmin keep building scenario.

[@rfordka]

Congratulations on the video. I thought the apex 3/3 pro would be released. Do you have any news on when the apex 3/3 pro will be released?

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Thanks! Nope, just the Pace Pro for now!

[@noisetin]

This is a comment appreciating Suunto bands, as far as cool design goes no one has come close yet. I'd love to see something similar in style from Garmin.

[@sebastiento9695]

I hope Suunto pulls off an update to make their Race S faster/more responsive! It seems that the new 2024 watches are upgrading speed and responsiveness

[@ejillroberts]

I have the now ancient Pace 2. And it's just fine... basic and gets the job done for me. I am stuck in the watch world between Apple for everyday use - compatibility with my phone - Apple Pay, messaging, etc abd using my Pace 2 just for running. I am sort of holding out hope for the perfect marriage between Apple & Coros (or Garmin for that matter)... but I don't think that is coming any time soon. I do think I would find value in having my running watch track all factors that could impact training - stress, sleep, daily steps - and have everything in one place. I consider myself a relatively serious runner and I am ready for an upgrade to both watches (my Apple is gen 6) but just not sure this is "smart" enough - HA. Appreciate the review... and now I'll obsess for a few more days/weeks over this decision.

[@snowwalker9999]

I think it’s a great watch. Probably the only entry level with so much features. But I’m willing to wait you the Amoled Apex Pro 3. I’d rather have it with sapphire glass and something more sturdy

[@iminspacewe]

Just got the watch and learning how to use it through this video, would love a more indepth guide on features the watch has. I have not been able to find another video on youtube that does this for this watch

[@imthrillz5255]

As a casual runner myself with only 1 half marathon under my belt, i wish the coros pace 3 had AMOLED, otherwise i wouldve chose that instead of the garmin fr 165. It is nice that coros is bringing AMOLED to their watches though.

[@noisetin]

It's funny that Garmin fans will defend the weak processor in the F8, claiming that at least the battery is good thanks to it. Just look at this Coros: you can have a fast processor AND a long battery life. There are no excuses for selling a $1k watch with a several-year-old processor.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Eh... it's not that simple. Garmin's do a lot more (NFC Payments, Streaming music, Body Battery, Training Readiness, etc...) not to mention out of the box COROS watches sample heart rate every 10 minutes which saves a TON of battery. If you switch the COROS to "Real Time" Heart rate data it basically cuts the battery life in half when you're not in an activity. Another huge difference is the maps. Yes COROS pans/zooms faster but it also lacks a lot of detail compared to a Garmin which has routeable maps and full map label/POI support. All that stuff takes extra CPU power to render. But yes, Garmin's are super expensive! But I'd argue they're sort of aimed at different markets.

[@noisetin]

@@ChaseTheSummit With your comments like this it always reminds me what a GOAT you are, how much you care about your audience. Thank you so much for such a comprehensive explanation!

[@RumbleBack-iz3tl]

@@ChaseTheSummit It's that simple. Even the cheapest Apple Watch is much more responsive than the most expensive Garmin.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

@@RumbleBack-iz3tl really can't compare (any) apple watch to a sport watch like Garmin or COROS for that matter. Apple has much faster processors and way less lag but you have to charge it every 18 hours. Not really a fair comparison!

[@tudorpalela4729]

@@RumbleBack-iz3tl powerful processor that kills the battery... No thanks!

[@PlayBetterGO]

Love it!

[@Syndokit]

Super nice watch. Great release by Coros. I was wondering when they'd come out with an AMOLED display. Excellent review as always!

[@adamvlog2669]

pace pro is sick

[@henriparquet5077]

Bought the Sunto Race S 2 months ago. Wish this one was out before

[@iggalan]

There's alway a new watch around the corner, the Race S is a nice watch, enjoy it and don't worry too much 😉

[@kerry_runs]

20:04 dealbreaker

[@lordstalker93]

Omg!!!

[@killianwrn4257]

Hi, awesome review ! Which whatch do you recommend between this pace pro and the apex 2 pro ??

[@jswong8200]

Great review, Dave. A no-frills sports-focused Amoled watch with great GNSS and OHR accuracy? Sounds like just the thing I need. I've been holding off getting a Race S. Was looking forward to the M3. But this Pace 3 seems like an ideal middle ground especially for someone like me who just runs, does cardio, and lifts weights and not much else. Previously I had decided to avoid getting a Pace 2 and Pace 3 because their builds were just.. ugh.. even $80 China-made smart watches have better subjective build quality. How's the build quality on this one? Is it more robust and feels more solid?

[@dimka11ggg]

What's you want for this weight of watch? Of course it's just plastic

[@geertjandejong4996]

Got the pace 3 here. Build quality is pretty good for the weight indeed

[@Chris-dw3xl]

Nice watch like you say about slight lag my epic gen 2 lags quite a bit and I’m looking at either of these but I’m use to garmin and it’s jumping ship will I like it ? Again nothing wrong with my garmin just want to spend money on a new toy lol maybe forerunner 265 ?????

[@stoicrunner2757]

Looks great. But I think I will wait to upgrade to a Coros Apex 2 Pro ...Pro.

[@Kakashi_Hiro]

Your personal opinion compare pace 3 with amazfit trex3 witch one u vote?

[@alexaguest]

Always my favorite reviews. Thanks! My biggest gripe with Coros (when using the Pace 3) was that when doing track workouts, the pace had a lag and would hop around compared to Garmin. Even after purchasing the foot Pod 2, it didn’t seem to help much. Curious if this is improved on the Pace Pro?

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Slightly improved but there’s always lag with gps watches.

[@alexaguest]

@ thanks for your input. Always appreciated!

[@djlewisgold]

Yes, i returned the Pace 3 because of this! trying to catch my pace in workouts! was really bad, so i went for a Garmin Forerunner 255, and very satisfied, and much more responsive in the speed pace, but the Pace Pro looks awesome.

[@jcldc]

Thank you for this useful review again !

[@ItsTimeToBuildIt]

DCrainmaker has so much negativity around coros so his reviews are always biased. I think this channel is much more natural and offers a very good insight without bias.

[@jeffmadiro2470]

Unfortunately went back to Garmin because of the Amoled display a year ago. Wish they had this out sooner than this. 😢

[@R.a.p.h.a.e.l.a]

Great to see Coros going AMOLED. I like the look of this watch and the relative lack of "smartwatch" features is actually a plus point in my book, but as a still-happy Vertix 1 user, I'm going to hang fire on upgrading until they bring out an AMOLED Vertix. :)

[@Mcle3]

Thanks for the review! I've never used an AMOLED display but I noticed in the video the screen would turn completely off instead of dimming. Does the always on display setting use dimming or is it the fully on look? If it's the latter, that's probably the feature I'll miss the most, being able to quickly see the time without having to do a wrist gesture

[@ChaseTheSummit]

There is an "always on" display setting that will keep the display on at all times. However, it will still dim down to preserve battery life.

[@Mcle3]

Awesome, thanks!

[@SharpUchi]

Great now I can’t decide between this or garmin 265

[@ChaseTheSummit]

This is $100 cheaper and has mapping. The Garmin does have an advantage in the "health/wellness"department with things like Training Readiness and Body battery in my opinion!

[@KOCH71]

Hi Dave, thanks for other watch info's/thoughts. Will you maybe check Huawei gt5pro? Heared it has also maps, but noone showed it clearly :(.

[@eamonjosephus]

more reason to buy suunto race s

[@mussabgasmelseed5079]

Wish any other latest product from competitors like polar m3 race s included in heart rate test to help decide which is best

[@markhill8590]

Ive the 955 forerunner would you recommend the pace pro over the garkin your advice would be appreciated

[@magdalenaabno908]

Will you do comparison to Pace 3 and Apex 2/2 Pro?

[@scriptosaurusrex]

Looks good. The race s may be a slightly better watch at a similar price. But the question is, is it enough for people to jump ship? I hate switching systems. So this would be an option for me to consider. Will likely wait on the apex pro 3 at this point as my original pro still serves me very well. Watches made to last, not to be replaced every year. That's the coros way.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

I also see them catering to different markets. The Suunto Race S has a nicer build quality and a more complex menu system along with some wellness perks like "Body Resources". COROS as mentioned in my video I view more as a "tool" that doesn't get bogged down with too much fluff or excessive features. I think most people can easily take a Pace Pro out of the box and get up and running in a few minutes while Suunto will require a slight learning curve. Both are great, it just sort of depends which type of person you are!

[@Josh-u6y]

crazy

[@neon_ballroom]

Hi Dave. What daily workout watch are you wearing at the moment?

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Fenix 8 most days but I swap out a lot and often wear two.

[@aclsass]

which will you use more Sunnto race S or coros pace pro, and can you compare the two?

[@nefitru]

I want one but shouldn’t cause I already have a FR965. The fomo is real

[@splatmatt]

What about the Pace Pro appeals to you over the FR965?

[@NickBEADG]

Hopefully they bring amoled to the Apex. I might trade my Epix Pro for one lol

[@ChaseTheSummit]

I'm curious to see the future of COROS. They've said in the past the MIP is "Here to stay" but I think as the market shifts and more people are in search of AMOLED watches they'll need to pivot to the demand of the users. The Pace Pro is likely a "test" for them to see how it sells but I'll bet we see more AMOLED from them soon.

[@staxy5639]

Do you think it’s better than 265 garmin?

[@BrianErwin]

problem with suunto is no dedicated track mode. just workarounds. i run on the track, not around the city.

[@d.av.s2798]

Honestly… that charging adaptor would be lost in 1.3 seconds after that watch is in my possession. I’m just telling it like it is!!!! 😂

[@ChaseTheSummit]

That’s what the keychain holder is for!

[@fanglhoma]

Fir fitness and gym ,between coros pace pro and amazfit balance which is better?

[@SELiM__]

Would you choose this pace pro or forerunner 265? Thank you

[@GarminPro]

Just curious, why do you prefer the silicone band on your Garmin fenix 8? I switched to the ultra fit band, and it feels so much better.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Specifically with COROS I really like their Nylon bands. They're a different design compared to Garmin and I prefer it over their silicone bands. With Garmin, for whatever reason I prefer their silicone bands as the ultrafit nylon bands with the overlap design aren't my favorite. Purely subjective and my opinion though!

[@cnguyen32]

The adapter is cool but you still have to "bring something to charge it". Would have been better if it had a USB-C port. All modern phones have it with some sort of IP rating.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

The problem with USB-C is it's water resistance. It's fine for phones that are moderately "splash proof" but it's not so great for watches with ATM5 water resistance for swimming. The only real answer is to move to a wireless charger like Apple or Google but then you're still carrying something around to charge it. I don't mind the little USB-C adapter on the COROS!

[@sahilSethiSeabiscuit]

I need your input. I have been in an Apple Watch 3 but I can’t stand the battery life. I am a casual fitness guy who runs, hikes, jump rope, lifts weights and ski’s. I am trying to decide on the best bang for my buck and overall value. Heart rate accuracy and battery life matter to me along with decent gps….. Anyway, I was able to get a Garmin fénix 7 sapphire solar for 490 bucks on sale BUT it’s still in the box… since I am also researching the Amazfit T- Rex 3 and this watch. I care more about the overall value and a watch that will serve me well for a long time. I have also considered the coros vertix 2s. I do like the look of a slightly beefed up watch even tho my wrists are smalller. Which watch do you think is the best deal and value ? Should I keep the Garmin fénix 7 sapphire solar that I got at a great deal ? Or should I return it and go for the amazefit t-rex3 or a coros? Any input is greatly appreciated and thank you so much for all the great content you put out for us all

[@ChaseTheSummit]

This really depends on what you're doing and what features you value. None of these sports watches will compare to an Apple watch when it comes to "smart features" like LTE, speaker/microphone, apps, etc... But as a dedicated sport watch the Fenix 7 Sapphire is a great option and it has superior mapping/navigation compared to just about any other brand. Do you value mapping? That's the easy answer. If you don't care about smartwatch features or mapping as much the COROS Pace Pro would make a great option and is arguably the best value in your list.

[@sahilSethiSeabiscuit]

@ thank you for the reply and I truly appreciate you. The mapping isn’t as important to me but I feel that at 470 bucks the Felix 7 sapphire solar is a good deal. But I’m also going to check out the pace pro.

[@V.D.]

Same price as FR955. Which one to choose? My GritX is close to “kaput”

[@kimthibodeau8300]

Do you think this new watch would be good for a 50 Mile Ultra?

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Absolutely! The Pace Pro could handle distances of 100 miles for most people as long as you're not running Hard Rock or something!

[@sibatyu2661]

Is it true that it doesn't have NFC? That's such a deal breaker if that's the case.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

@@sibatyu2661 yes. NFC Payment is hard for smaller companies to implement like COROS. Maybe someday!

[@patmcmaster1010]

This one or Polar Vantage M3 or Polar Vantage V3?

[@jeh9690]

What is the difference between the performance and the apex2 pro?

[@andreloshon3344]

?? What do u do with all those different brand watches u have.

[@helderpaixao8064]

Guys my question pace pro or should I take garmin 965? I do run and trail and I want a watch to 3/4 years

[@szymucha5613]

How would you compare that watch with garmin forerunner 955? i can't decide which one is better. Keep in mind i dont care about amoled display, i prefer mip

[@ChaseTheSummit]

I think you answered your own question 🧐

[@szymucha5613]

@@ChaseTheSummit aight, now im sure. Great video btw

[@ianlarson3199]

Would the pace pro nylon band fit the pace 3? They arent listed as directly compaitable but theyre both 22mm quick release so maybe they would still fit?

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Yes

[@BrianErwin]

so, why is the apex 2 pro $100 more? cos the titanium? and this seems to be coros answer to the forerunner 265. i'm thinking of ditching my forerunner 265 for this. $100 cheaper and seemingly all the same fitness features. i think the beauty of coros is not having the bloat - wallet, spotify, etc. hopefully they stick to strickly fitness. if you want an apple watch, buy an apple watch.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Mainly the build materials. Sapphire lens, titanium front/back. But also keep in mind the Apex 2 Pro is an older device and will likely be updated in the near future.

[@kf168]

quick question, can you use silicon band from pace 3 for pace pro? I believe they're the same width.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

It should work

[@cevap2011]

Does this mean than fr 265 will get maps? I hope...

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Unlikely but I wouldnt be surprised if the next version does... 275 or whatever?

[@RTB1910]

Does the PacePro have the well-known Coros Pace delay issue?

[@ChaseTheSummit]

It seems slightly better but every GPS watch in existence has some level of pace delay. That's the reality of using GPS position for pace.

[@stedoesstuff]

Surely this and the suunto race s will force Garmin to eventually make their prices more sensible. Those two are comparable to the 965 which is almost double the price. Garmin can’t rely on brand loyalty forever and their Fenix prices are ludicrous.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

@@stedoesstuff the 965 still has a few advantages like far more advanced mapping and useful training/wellness tools like body battery and training readiness. But for $350 the Pace Pro and Race S are certainly banger devices!

[@melvinsingian7911]

Can we buy a replacement for the adaptor coz im sure im gonna lose it

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Yes, available from COROS. coros.com/product/usb-c-to-coros-a2-charging-adapter

[@RallihSarl]

Coros hit a homerun here, or have they? It's 399€ in Europe so it is competing with Polar M3, Suunto Race/Race S and Forerunner 265. What I think they fall on here is the design. It doesn't look good at all if you compare to Polars M3 or Suunto's Race. Or am I so different that I don't see the beauty in it?

[@michaelkleinstoll4635]

Yeah, yeah, you are so different. Look at the watch once again….😃

[@RallihSarl]

@ still ugly 😅

[@mart2.n]

I kind of expected more from Coros. Maybe the mapping is the value I like it, but for 400 EUR... my Pace 3 looks better value/money deal.

[@ChaseTheSummit]

Faster Processor, Mapping, AMOLED Display, significantly longer GPS-On battery life, ECG, slightly better build quality... those are the main differences compared to the Pace 3. Is that worth $100 USD premium? In my opinion yes!

[@mart2.n]

100$ in US but 150€ in EU. 😀

[@treadtyred9742]

​@@mart2.n probably tax included in Europe

[@mart2.n]

@@treadtyred9742 it is what it is. The problem is that in EU we don’t have quality competitive products.

[@Jay-sd9ye]

My question is with the running pace. On the pace 3, the pace stat was slow. It would be off alot or slow to catch up on the pace stat. Has this been fixed on the pro??

[@ChaseTheSummit]

That's an issue with just about every GPS watch due to a bit of GPS lag. It's slightly better on the Pace Pro but still not exactly "real time"

[@djlewisgold]

None of gps watch is real time, but i returned a Coros Pace 3 because the lag was so bad, then i went to a Garmin Forerunner 255, and it catches much more fast the pace in the workout,

[@feartheroo42]

Is the back to start still the using previous map points only to route back?

[@ChaseTheSummit]

@@feartheroo42 yes

[@feartheroo42]

Crap. That just makes it tougher for me going on open hikes. Guess it’s back to Garmin. Thank you so much. As always, love your content. Can tell that you put your heart and soul into your work. And it shows. Keep it up!

[@feartheroo42]

BTW…didn’t realize I never subscribed before. Welcome your nearest subscriber, though I’ve followed your vids for awhile now!

[@cevap2011]

Hello, can I put coros nylon band on fr265? Thanks!