Coros Pace Pro

Great features for the price ; Zippy software ; Good battery life in always-on display mode

Training insights still need better integration ; More expensive than the pace 3 ; Not the best smartwatch and sports watch mash-up available

The Coros Pace Pro is a fine AMOLED multisports watch debut from Coros and a great option to grab if you want something that sits in between a beginner and more advanced multisports watch in terms of user friendliness and features, and also doesn’t...

Bright AMOLED upgrade is long overdue ; Excellent battery life, GPS accuracy ; Solid (if imperfect) HR accuracy ; New maps easy to use with crown ; EvoLab remains as useful to runners as ever ; Faster CPU/RAM promises years of updates

Pedestrian polymer design ; Boring, static watch faces ; Could use UI overhaul for apps, notifications

The COROS PACE Pro holds its own against comparable running watches from Garmin, Polar, and Suunto, though I wouldn't recommend couch-to-5Kers buy one until they're serious about daily training. Its software experience is comparable to past PACE and...