Forerunner 570

I had the pace pro and now 570. I often regret the switch. Yes the Garmin feels more premium and the device has some extra features and stats. The reality is you will never really use them, even if they sound good on paper. The only think I would miss going back to pace pro is the body battery as I

Currently using Garmin (FR 570), formerly Coros and Suunto. I would absolutely recommend the Pace 4 unless Garmin simultaneously changes its device segmentation strategy and product direction in the next week (not gonna happen). With the new Alu version of the Pace 4, Coros finally has something tha

I ordered a garmin foreunner 570 to celebrate losing 70 pounds and finishing my first 5k in over a decade in under an hour, and while it's taking some adjusting (was using an apple watch for ages) I really enjoy it so far. Anyways, totally surprised myself finishing that 5k in under an hour because

Sorry to hear you didn’t like your Polar M3. In my case the V3 is the best Polar watch I have had in over 25 years of Polar watches. I really like the AMOLED screen, and the battery life is quite acceptable. It gives me the metrics I want with no silly fluff. And I have no real issues with either ve

Honestly, it’s price lol. I love both Garmin and Coros, they have both handled everything I could throw at them and then some, so I have nothing really bad to say on either….i just was able to do it for $200 cheaper on the Coros with a Pace Pro over a 570. I will say if I had to pick any other point

I went from Epix to AWU to 570. I am strictly a runner and was able to do everything I wanted on all three watches, but everything is so much easier and foolproof on Garmin. Garmin’s physical buttons work all the time - rain, sweat, cold, long sleeves, and gloves. Sure, AWU has Water Lock, but it ca

So... I take for granted that it will feature everything TR3pro has, that means same hardware and offline maps. If that's true, it's not an FR570 competitor, it will have a brighter screen, maps and most probably better battery life. It looks thick enough, so at least I can dream that it will have t

I don't believe that metric is available when the HRM600 is connected to a Fenix 7. Only when connected to one of the new watches (Fenix 8, FR970, FR570). Just another way that Garmin tries to force people to spend money on upgrades.

Au vu de tes critères, et pour être passé par les 2 marques, je te recommanderais plutôt l'écosystème Garmin. Les Coros sont plus des montres faites pour être portées pour l'activité. Le tracking au quotidien (sommeil etc...) est bien moins poussé. Et pour le choix spécifique de la montre, on va sûr

I did this exact switch 4 months ago and below my input: • Did you regret it? NO. I'm happy to go back to COROS Pace 3 after trying lot of watches (GARMIN 255, 265, 955, Fenix 7 Pro; AMAZFIT Active 2; SUUNTO Run). There's features missing YES from Garmins but those are extra features. But overall, C