COROS
COROS Pace 4 hands-on: The running watch I recommend to almost anyone
· By Endurance Wire
Before getting into specifics, let’s talk about what counts when evaluating a running watch . GPS accuracy and consistency are the foundation. Everything else—splits, pace data, effort analysis— depends on the watch knowing where you are and staying locked on. A good watch should acquire a satellite signal in under 15 seconds and keep a smooth, accurate trace without wandering or cutting corners. If that goes sideways, you lose trust in everything else. Battery life is the second big one. Not the marketing number, but what you actually get across a full week of GPS sessions and all-day wear.