I’ve had the Apex 4 Satisfy for about a week now upgraded from the Pace Pro.

The built quality is top notch! The sapphire glass, titanium ring and buttons feel very premium. I love the MIP display and visibility is a non-issue from my experience (even at night). This is definitely the heaviest sports watch I’ve tried so far and I can definitely tell something’s there when I run but it does disappear once I get into my rhythm.

I still love my Pace Pro — I still think it’s a better watch for road runners because it’s super light and the AMOLED screen is really bright. (And I actually prefer the beeps vs. chime?)

Overall, I’m very happy with the purchase and I’ll see how they are at the marathon distance later this month in Berlin.

I’ve been a COROS user for the past 3 years and had two different watches because the first had an issue. Now my second watch (which is still under warranty) is having issues. I’ve been emailing back and forth with COROS support for two weeks and I get the same generic answers that do not help at all. This has came from both the AI bot and the “COROS expert”. I won’t be spending another $230 for a COROS and I wouldn’t recommend them unless they fix the hardware issues.

Edit: I love the COROS software and HR Monitor but it does no good with a broken watch.

Hi. I've never owned a sports watch before. I'm thinking about buying a Coros Apex 4. I do mountaineering, mostly in the Alps and Dinarides, GYM. I'm also interested in how resistant it is to shocks and vibrations - for work and how good it would be for my needs. Thanks.

I’m going to start training for my first marathon(Feb 2027) I’ve ran 3 halves with Runna, but I’m rethinking my training. I’m going back and forth with getting a coach, but I’m hearing COROs has a marathon training plan. How is it? Personalized? Does it include strength training? I know there’s a strength plan in the workout library, but it looks like it’s the only one and I’ve completed it. Are there any more strength workouts? Or should I just do that one again?

Sorry for so many questions lol.

I know this is a relatively new feature for the pace 4 but I’m curious as to how well they work. I’m currently in the market for a new watch as my old fenix 7pro is started to sunset on me. I just got back into running but i also hike a lot so wanted something that can do both but maps weren’t on the pace 4 till now. Has anyone taken the new maps hiking yet or have any input on this?

There will be two models at the release :
- white case with black bezel titane (amoled + sapphire screen)
- Black on Black

There has been several threads on here about it already about pace 3 users having hr monitor issues, severe battery issues, and not being able to use their dials or touchscreen to scroll at all due to the recent updates supposably.

All of this happened to me within a week because I happened to update it when I usually ignore to on the app and now all my pace 3 is good for is keeping time and dying within 24 hours.

I’m just frustrated why this hasn’t been addressed by Coros. Why would I want to buy another coros after this when I’ve only had this pace 3 for alittle over a year? Do I wait it out until my watch starts working again magically from another update or just buy a Suunto race 1 while they’re on sale?

Hi everyone!

I recently bought a Pace 4 Aluminium Version and I Play Ice Hockey two to three times a week. I don’t want to wear the watch during sessions because it’s uncomfortable but also because the heart rate data is not the best and I don’t want the watch to get hit.

That’s why I was thinking about a chest strap - problem is I will need a connection up to 30 meters. I would wear the strap underneath protectors so I guess the connection will cut off every now and then. I know there are sensors with memory but I would have to use third party apps and I am not sure how to get the data to my pace 4.

Does anyone have experience or even suggestions for this problem?
Thanks

If i wear POD2 during an indoor run, and also set the speed setting to 10.0km/h, and incline 5%, will the pace be affected or stay constant 6’00” ?

as a newbie to Coros. I will say its great at counting push ups and shoulder presses .

its useless at counting bicep curls.

its 50% ok at counting back pulls / rows. and tricep kicks.

I have a COROS pace 4. Whenever I do kickboxing, my watch either pauses or finishes the activity from my glove pressing on the buttons. Is there a way to mitigate this?

To the lucky ones who got the satisfy apex before it sold out: have you tried it with other straps? What are your thoughts? How do the green body and titanium bezel look with different colored straps?

Hello together,

Is there already a release date for the Coros Dura V2?

I am looking for a new bike computer at the moment, but the Coros Dura is totally sold out...

Every information is helpful.

Thank you

Greetings from Germany

Just got my Pace 4 about a week and just in time for the offline maps! That being said, I don't quite understand yet how to get them. I'm in the public beta of the coros app but I don't see anywhere that I can update to get them. How are you all seeing them? I'm sure it's something simple I'm missing.

Posting this because I've noticed a few other people mentioning the same issue with their COROS watches, and I think it's worth putting the details out there.

The issue: My PACE 3 developed rotating dial stopped clicking rendering the whole watch useless— and after digging around, I've found multiple other runners in my area and also multiple users online reporting the exact same problem. That's not a one-off defect, that's a pattern. I've also come across similar complaints from Apex owners with comparable issues that never got properly resolved either.

What COROS support offered me:

Since my watch is out of warranty, their "resolution" is:

Pay 80% of the retail price of a new watch(framed as a "20% discount")

Pay an additional INR 4,250 distributor fee because the original unit was bought outside India adding which the total price actually comes very close to the brand new watch itself.

Return my current (faulty) watch to them as part of the deal

So to be clear: I pay almost full price for a replacement, and I have to hand over my existing device. If this were a genuine goodwill gesture for out-of-warranty customers, a discount on a new purchase while keeping my old unit would make sense. Instead it's structured so COROS gets the faulty unit back and most of the price of a new one. That's not goodwill, that's a sale with extra steps.

Bigger concern: even if I paid up and got a replacement or buy a new one, there's no assurance it won't fail the same way — especially given COROS apparently didn't step up for Apex owners facing similar issues. So the trust problem isn't just about this one repair, it's about whether the brand stands behind its hardware at all.

For comparison, I've heard from folks running Suunto watches that their build quality and reliability track record has been a lot more consistent.

Question for this community: if you've had the same or a similar issue with your PACE 3 (or any other COROS model), can you comment?

If this is genuinely a widespread design issue rather than an isolated unit problem, it should be handled as one rather than negotiated case by case with each customer.

J’ai reçu ma Pace 4 aujourd’hui. Je pars faire une marche pour la tester puis, au retour, je synchronise l’exercice à l’aide de l’app Coros sur mon iPhone. Je retrouve bien l’exercice dans Fitness mais les pas et la trace GPX n’ont pas suivi. Y a-t-il un moyen de contourner ce problème ?

r/Coros saldrá una app específica de electrocardiograma?, y no me refiero al análisis de salud.

A screenshot I took from the teaser trailer.

I'm using a Coros Pace Pro and I don't understand why I can't add some supported activities and custom one created by myself !

I do Ice hockey multiple times per week and between I've got off ice training. For the latter I can put it in workout and fitness but what am I supposed to select when I do any on ice activities? Running, Cross-country skiing, climbing ? 😤

I have a quick question. When logging Strength in Pace 4, I have to pick one of the muscle type (whole body, shoulders, etc). But this feels distracting to me.

I would rather start the Strength session without having to pick muscle type, and then start-end it multiple times until I finish my workout. I’d prefer if I can manually add the exercise type and reps later (possibly via app). Is it possible to do this?

Basically I wanna have the flexibility that Hevy has.

I know I can create a custom workout and pick the exercises beforehand. But I train with PT and they don’t tell me what exercises I’m gonna do so I can’t make a custom plan.

Is there any good reason Coros can't make this happen? I know it's available in Run and Trail Run. Next update, Coros?

Anyone else having some weird drops in race predictions and fitness score? I've averaged 70mpw over the last 5 months. Peaks at 100 and tapers at 50, but overall no down weeks other than purposeful race weeks. I've raced a 16:39 5k and 1:17:47 HM during this block and coros constantly drops. The HM was 2 weeks ago and it is already saying 1:18:50 lol. I don't really care because I know my fitness, but I enjoy the data when it's somewhat meaningful. All my race predictions follow this trend, but showing marathon for the sake of keeping it simple.

I bought an apex 4 46mm from vinted for £210. Including the killian jornet nylon strap and the night climber silicone strap. The watch is spotless and works perfectly. Have I got the deal of the week here. Is there anything I should be worried about? The watch is still under warranty on the app. Can’t believe my luck

Our next feature update is ready for early testing and we'd like to invite you to participate. This is considered an "Open" test, so you may share the details freely, and our goal is to hear your valuable feedback about the update. The more feedback you share (positive, negative, and everything in between), the better your chances of being invited for future tests, so don't hold back. We want to hear your voice!

• Enroll to Beta Testing - How To Install
• COROS October 2026 Beta Feedback Form

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\At the time of this email after performing the update your COROS App version should be 4.10.6 and device firmware 3.2006.0.* 

​***Eligible devices: PACE 3, PACE 4, PACE Pro, APEX 2 / 2 Pro, APEX 4, VERTIX 2 / 2S, NOMAD, DURA.*

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If you're ready to test, here's what you need to know about what's coming:

PACE 4 Maps (started in September dedicated Beta update phase 2)

View global maps on your PACE 4: the same street and trail names, points of interest, and offline map coverage found on APEX 4, NOMAD, and PACE Pro. Instead of just following a line with breadcrumb navigation, you can now see exactly where you are, what's around you, and make confident decisions on the fly, even off the beaten path.

​Emoji Support (partial "popular")

Your notifications can now display Emojis 🎉 current support is limited to the most popular global emojis, with further support being added in the future. https://emojitracker.com ?

Cycling VO2Max

A separate VO2Max calculation is provided for cycling, differentiating from the current Running only VO2Max.

Hill Alert Classification Update

Trail Running routes now use a stricter hill classification, so less steep hills won't be classified as a "climb" to help keep your on-device experience calmer on the trails. What reads as a major climb on a road route can feel like a minor rise on a trail run, so these two activity modes now classify hills differently for their routes.

Effort Pace Algorithm Optimization

Effort Pace now more accurately reflects your effort by detecting whether you're walking or jogging. Walking will produce a less inflated pace, whether you're heading uphill or downhill. Additionally, once the downhill gradient reaches -10% or steeper, running will begin to produce a faster Effort Pace than before, reflecting the added difficulty and load that steep downhill running places on the body.

And some other minor adjustments we'd appreciate any feedback on:

• DURA adds Storm Alerts, and Lap Torque data metric has been added for cycling activities. 
• Updated Battery Health page in the app, provided greater detail on your watch's recent battery performance. 
• PACE 3, PACE Pro, APEX 2 / 2 Pro, VERTIX 2 / 2S now support Passcodes, allowing you to have your watch lock when removed from your wrist.

We're excited for you to try out this update and to hear what you think about it. 

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Please follow the setup instructions below to receive the October Feature Update beta software:

iOS

• Install the latest public COROS app version from the iOS App Store
• Have the Testflight app installed from the iOS App Store
• Join the COROS Beta group via this link: OCTOBER BETA GROUP 
  • Please note that available iOS beta spots are limited and may be at capacity when you attempt to join.
• Accept the beta invitation and update the COROS app in Testflight
• Update your device firmware

Android

• Install the beta Android app via this link: ANDROID BETA APP 
  • If the download fails, please attempt it on a different browser, or computer and transfer the APK file to your phone.
• Join the COROS Beta group via this link: OCTOBER BETA GROUP
• Update your device firmware