COROSVERTIX 2S Adventure GPS Watch, 40 Days Battery Life, GPS Navigation with Global Offline Maps, Route Planner, Heart Rate Monitor, Rock Climbing, Skiing, Running, Biking - Moon Silver

Vertex 2s holds up as the workhorse for my weekly average 125 mile cycling and 20 to 25 mile runs. Battery will last me up to 19 days without a charge in this environment and consistent wear on left wrist.Heart Rate, HRV, & Resting Heart Rate report can be breaken down by; weekly, monthly, year and provided to my doctor who likes this information.Customized your own watchfaces, see picture above, that includes workout screens and customized navigational maps for every turn by turn in completing that extra mile for training.Music is easily added from my extensive album/CD collection that has been converted to MP3 via Auidacity or my Amazon MP3 purchases.Only negative feedback I have to Coros is to drown the watch weight from 70 grams to 60 grams.

Wonderful watch that does everything I want it to. I primarily use it for hiking.

Espectacular, fácil uso.único punto en contra, a veces el modo altitud se descalibra y hay q estar calibrándolo antes de cambiar el modo gps.lo demás, excelente, un 7, y muchas funciones espectaculares.

This watch tracks my workouts and keeps track of sleep, heart rate, and other health-related information for me. And the best part is I only have to charge it once a month.After a few months with this watch, I still love it. I wear it every day and night. no problem sleeping with it. My only issue is that the charger/charging port can be finicky. Sometimes I need to bend it to a weird angle or push it harder than necessary to get it charged.

Truly enjoying the new watch and product was as detailed! Fast shipping!

Initally I really loved this watch. It had all the features I wanted and was easy to set up and fairly intuitive to use. The problem is that the GPS kept going wonky on me. When viewing my maps on Strava I could see where it thought I was often several hundred meters from where I actually was. Not only did this mess with the distance, but it thought I was running 2 minutes/mile to add this distance in. I followed all suggestion on their website and nothing helped. I returned the watch when I didn't get any response to my problem tickets after two weeks.Sadly, after the watch was returned, they finally got back to me. But that only was a canned response to submit log information in a new problem ticket.

It's an excellent choice if you prioritize adventure GPS watch features over smartphone capabilities. The Coros Vertix 2S boasts superior build quality compared to Garmin or Apple watches and offers the longest battery life among its competitors. I'm really impressed!

If you want a watch to function primarily as a fitness tracker and are not too concerned with the ability to respond to messages, sync with your calendar, control your music, or display weather information on the watch face, then the Vertex 2S is a good bet. It is very comfortable by any standards, not just for big watches. The maps and navigation are intuitive and extremely fun to play with on a hike. I prefer the MIP display over AMOLED because it is detailed enough and nets a lot of battery life. The blue colorway grew on me over time, but I still feel it is a bit too monotone; a little contrast would have gone a long way.I did not do any controlled comparisons of the health metrics to other devices, but the numbers seem reasonable. One thing that stood out to me was when weight training with the watch paired to Coros's armband heart rate monitor, there were a few instances where the system did not record any data (see screenshot). Before picking up the Vertex 2S, I used that same armband with my old T-Rex 2 for months and never encountered missed reads like that.After about a week and a half, I think I'm going back to my T-Rex 2. It may not have a great biosensor and does not have the same mapping capabilities, but it tracks workouts fine when paired with an external heart rate sensor, has comparable GPS accuracy to the Vertex 2S (though it takes a bit longer to find the signal), is a much better smartwatch in a non-exercise context, and costs $500 less.