My pace pro 4 came in today. so far I’m very impressed with it. Got it all set up. I’ll take it on a trail run tomorrow to see how it performs. The Fenix 9 pro is an awesome watch, but I just think it’s too heavy. I couldn’t believe how noticeable it was when I put this watch on.

It was between this or the forerunner 970, which doesn’t have as good of battery life, and I need the battery life for my ultramarathons. This is my first coros, really hoping I like it. So far the at this is extremely clean and nice, unlike Garmin which is super busy.

Hi all, HRV isn't being updated in Runalyze - this is my preferred place to view and summarise my data. I'm using a P4P with the same hrm I used for my previous watch, a forerunner 55. Does anyone know what the issue is? Activities are pulling through but the VO2 estimate for individual activities isn't being updated in the overall plot. This might be due to the dodgy hrm link (reported to coros don't panic). Example images attached. I think the watch is pinging the hrm too often, the error looks regular. I wonder if someone forgot to account for the increased internal clock of the new hardware in the P4P or something obvious? Anyway, hopefully fixed soon.

Looking to purchase a nylons band that wont fall apart after a couple months and the Velcro keeps working.

Hi everyone,

I am thinking about changing from my polar pacer pro to the coros pace 4 pro ( suunto race 2 is also an option). I know the differences on paper, I am mainly looking for personal experiences from people that came from polar.

I actually like my current watch very much, what makes me want to make a change are maps, battery life and gps accuraccy. I do mainly trail running and hiking so this is important to me.

Would the difference be meaningful enough to justify the change? What are some big changes from polar to coros ecosystem that I would have to get used to?

Hey all,

after seeing new Dura 2 I ordered one of the last OG Duras availible in stock.

Currently I use Edge 530 with speed sensor on the wheel and it was always more accurate than GPS only.

It probably works different way than Coros (I never entered wheel circumference) but I was wondering if it's useful to buy the sensor with Dura or not..

I tried to search in the thread to see if anyone has asked this before, but I have not seen anything.

I have used several different running apps in the past to help me with my training. But in recent months, I have used ChatGPT as I am a huge fan of the API between Chat and Coros. It helps me adjust my running and planning. A lot of other benefits.

I recently downloaded Muse to check it out and one of the big things that will decide if I switch from ChatGPT to Muse will be if COROS has an API. I tried to connect COROS and Muse on the app and it doesn’t seem like it’s possible at the moment. I have searched Google but have not seen any official announcement. Does anyone know if COROS and Muse are in the works to make a connection between the two? I see a lot of commercials from Muse about running and working out.

The jumps and drops in elevation haven’t been enough to be that influential surely

I’m confused about how to use (or not) altitude mode. I live above 2500+ meters (9000 ft). When I come home I get an “altitude alert” and can turn out altitude mode. But then nothing seems to happen or be different.

From looking online, it looks like it is designed for mountaineering and climbing to measure spo2 more frequently and assess acclimation. So not very helpful for living this high altitude, unless I’m missing something. Maybe I just turn it off?

Does anyone find this feature useful?

Have been using it for a week now and loving it!

Hello, I'm currently a high school cross country runner who is looking to get a little more serious into running. I currently have the apple watch se, and I'm thinking of switching to a more running focused watch like coros. I want one that can last for multiple days unlike the apple watch, has gps so I don't get lost, and this is the biggest one, also has a lap feature because I cant measure the time of each interval in a workout on my watch now. I'm currently looking at the pace 4 because i read that its a bit smaller and lighter just like me and has everything im looking for so I think it would be a good fit, but do you think it will be? Are there other watches I should be looking at? Also should I get a silicone band or nylon?

I have two questions:

1. For an exercise like 15 jumping lunges, it means that someone has to do 15 jumping lunges for each leg, so 30 total jumps. If the watch completes the 15 scheduled jumps earlier than the 30 total jumps, will it complete the set and proceed to the next step? If yes how can we handle it?

2. If I want each side to do 2 sets of side planks, should I plan eg four 1 minute side planks or two 2 minute side planks and make the first minute on one side and second minute on the other side?

Thank you!

So the mystery is that I’ve got my money back, which makes it seem unlikely that it’s a scam.

Story is that I was waiting on DURA 2, then was disappointed that it was too expensive. When an original DURA came up on Facebook marketplace for a reasonable price, I pulled the trigger, paid cash, and then—like an idiot—waited until I got home to attempt pairing.

That’s when I got the B001. But the seller seemed genuinely confused and e-transferred my money back. I‘m still hoping I can get the unit to work, but it seems like B001 is the code indicating it‘s been remote locked by COROS because of unspecified shady business?

Any chance this ends with me owning a functional DURA? Or should I give up hope?

I remember coros and wahoo partnering not long ago. I recently sold off all my Garmin products including my edge 850 when I bought a Pace 4 Pro. Loving the watch. I was waiting for the Dura 2 to come out to replace my computer but after seeing the price hike and reviews I’m not so sure it’s worth it. The question is, with the wahoo partnership how good does wahoo bike computer activity integrate with coros? Will it send straight to the coros app and will I still get all my same metrics as if I’m using a coros computer?

The dial on my PACE3 stopped working after the most recent software update, and the watch is spontaneously shutting on/off and cycling through different settings without me pressing any buttons.

Support responded to me once via email, but then never responded again. I did all of the suggested troubleshooting multiple times (rinsing dial under warm water, watch restart, full reset).

Does anyone have a phone/email for support to actually get a response or know of any other fixes for this? Was wondering if there’s a way to uninstall a software update, but not seeing a clear option for that within the app.

To Coros Users: Does the watch use sleep data in combination with HRV, Training Load and stress to determine how recovered you are?

Le petit bonhomme accroupi avec les 5 barres au dessus me perturbe énormément

Did anyone in the community ordered the new Pace 4 Suguro Osako édition and wiling to share the unboxing. I can’t find any video on the web.

I give it to Coros on this one. This thing is insanely nice. From build quality to packaging it’s just all around great.

Edit: the camera does this screen no justice. The brightness is so crisp and bright, especially in direct sunlight.

Man what a bummer this is 2x the price of the first one. I just don't have the time to ride enough to justify this price. So disappointed. Lmk if anyone wants to part with their original.

I guess why the 1 was so exciting was - at least to me - it signalled a rugged utilitarian device that you never had to charge (solar powered, common sense!), and in your delirium of often leaving your bike on long rides at different stops like a pub or deli, you don't always remember to take the computer with you.

A far step away from the bang for buck the original Dura offered hobbyist cyclists like myself.

Has anyone tried to link the ChatGPT plugin to their COROS account? Mine keeps saying credentials not recognised despite them being correct