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Coros Pace 4 Multi Tester Review: The Goldilocks Running Watch? Top Performance, Low Price! 4 Comparisons
· By Endurance Wire
This review is written specifically for runners. I’m not doing a satellite-by-satellite GPS accuracy breakdown because, frankly, that’s the kind of thing that depends more on where you run than what you’re wearing. And same goes for wrist-based heart rate - it’s less precise than a chest strap or Coros bicep band but I had no major issues. Most of my runs were in 35°-45°F weather, and the readings were consistent. Cold can mess with wrist HR, but here it held up fine. I don’t use maps, I don’t need to navigate for months on end - I run 60-90 miles per week, in one or two runs per day, and I trust my watch to keep up.
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