rewrite this title The COROS PACE Pro is the new mid-range running watch to beat

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rewrite this title The COROS PACE Pro is the new mid-range running watch to beat

Sunday Runday

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In this weekly column, Android Central Wearables Editor Michael Hicks talks about the world of wearables, apps, and fitness tech related to running and health, in his quest to get faster and more fit.

The COROS PACE Pro’s standout feature is its new AMOLED display, but it also added a new satellite chipset, redesigned GPS antenna, and an “improved watch body design for more accurate HR” than past COROS watches. I decided to put these GPS and HR enhancements to the test against a high-end Garmin watch and a Polar H10 chest strap.

The COROS PACE Pro has other upgrades over the PACE 3, such as a faster CPU, bigger buttons, better maps, and significantly longer battery life. However, the accuracy upgrades matter more to me: In my cheap fitness watch accuracy test, the PACE 3 lost to the Garmin Forerunner 165 significantly for GPS accuracy and slightly for HR accuracy.

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