Coros Apex 2 Pro Gps Outdoor Watch Black

coros apex 2 pro gps outdoor watch black

COROS APEX 2 Pro GPS Outdoor Watch Black

Next-generation accurate heart rate sensor
Connect with all five major satellite systems
Dual frequency GNSS support
30 days of regular use/75 hours of full GPS
Free global offline maps for on-wrist navigation

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Brand : Coros
Category : Electronics,GPS, Finders & Accessories,Sports & Handheld GPS,Running GPS Units
Rating : 4.3
Price : US $499
Review Count : 51
ChildASIN : B0BKTTMDRY,B0BKTTXG41,B0BKTS4SGG,B0BKTTKCYM,B0BKTWF6YR,B0BKTSM18N,B0BRYLR8KS

coros apex 2 pro gps outdoor watch black

COROS APEX 2 Pro GPS Outdoor Watch Black

I recently purchased the Corus Apex Pro 2, and overall, I am quite satisfied with my purchase. The battery life on this watch is fantastic, lasting multiple days without needing a charge. Additionally, the screen is very readable when I\'m out for a run, which is a big plus for me.One thing I really appreciate about the Apex Pro 2 is the customization for different activities. Whether I\'m running, cycling, or swimming, the watch has the ability to track my progress and provide useful metrics. However, I must say I was a bit disappointed with the customization for watch faces, as there are not many options available.The GPS accuracy is quite good when all GPS systems are used, but if not, it can be quite poor. I have noticed this on a few occasions, but it hasn\'t been a major issue for me.Unfortunately, I was not too impressed with the sleeping tracking feature. While it\'s nice to have the ability to track my sleep, the watch doesn\'t automatically measure HRV during the night, so it\'s basically useless unless I manually take a measurement upon waking up.Overall, the Corus Apex Pro 2 is a good option if you\'re looking for a watch with a long battery life and readability. However, if you\'re primarily interested in using it as a health fitness tracker, the limitations on HRV may be a deal-breaker. In that case, there are better options available on the market at a similar price point.
Overall, I like the watch.1) Heart rate sensor is the key I bought the apex2 (pro) over pace 2. It shows comparable reading compare to Fenix 7s, but the change is not that dynamic as Fenix 7s. So, it looks a bit laggy in running/walking intervals. Sometimes, the Heart rate just started to drop ~30s after I stopped running (start walking), and it then dropped sharply from 150 to 100 in less than 5 seconds. anyway, it is good at most time, but sometimes quite laggy. I will update after more runs.2) Battery is very good. It last roughly a month for daily use without exercise, but will comprises to 2-3 weeks with daily outdoor exercises (I own less than one month, so it is based on daily consumption).3) GPS at all satellite system is already good. Some drift happened in large-building area, I did not see much help from dual frequency. But, but, the drift become crazy only when the building and watch are on the same side of my body, happened every time.4) Good looking.I also like my Fenix 7s, except, 1) tired to see Garmin charge every piece of material used on the watch, music, glass or the steel/titanium. 2) connect app is not friendly to use. 3) I do not want my sleep and other stuff to be scored everywhere. 4) quickfit bands.
I really like the color and design and very easy to use
Been using for the last month and a half. charged only 2 times, with around 22-25 days of battery life, with around 30 minutes of exercise per day on average.It does exactly what I needed it to do, which is track my steps throughout the day, and sleep during the night in terms of general time.Activity tracking is mostly walking and running, and it does that great.
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