Coros Vertix

Name: Coros Vertix
Brand: coros
SKU: 62a3a617503ea4c2d10ebd51
Rating: 4.0 (59 reviews)

Based on 59 reviews

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Best Overall Altimeter Watch

OutdoorGearLab · Best Altimeter Watch of 2022

Great battery life

Intuitive design

Variety of training options

High quality band that is secure and comfortable

Affordable price point

Not as many advanced features as other watches

HR sensor can stick out and be uncomfortable

No onboard music

Verdict

The Coros Vertix is a great choice for those looking for a reliable and feature-packed watch. It has an impressive battery life, intuitive design, and a variety of training options. However, it may not be the best option for those who are looking for more advanced features such as maps, music, or GoPro/Insta360 camera control. Additionally, some customers have noted that the HR sensor can stick out and be uncomfortable.

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Deciding between Garmin 6x pro, 945, baro peak 9, or Vertix 2

I wouldn't buy 6x at this point because Fenix 7 seems imminent. Who knows, perhaps it will get dual band GPS chip (similar to the one in Vertix 2), which should improve accuracy. Personally I don't trust Coros in terms of having my personal data there, but that is just me.

This behemoth of a GPS watch has a few things to iron out

Overall, the Vertix 2 feels like a step on the way to something better.

Coros Reliability ???

I have had a white Garmin instinct and a black Suunto 9baro and loved them, but the Vertix battery takes the cake IMO. A lot of the extra features didn’t work as well on the other watches or weren’t as reliable as I anticipated. The Suunto and Garmin body batter features were very mehhhh. And the sleep tracking was so so.

I had Garmin Fenix 5x and Polar Vantage V. Today I checked out Coros Vertix 1 and 2 in the shop and i really like it's design, overall training options, and battery life which is crazy too. Scrolling with round button is fun for me too.

Is the Vertix 2 "worth it" over the Vertix 1?

But yes other than screen size, and gopro, insta360 camera control, onboard music, and a few other features, I would say no its not worth the large price gap, unless those things are important to you, which in my case they were, so I went with the Vertix 2.

Now Same price - Should I Vertix 1 or Apex Pro? HELP!

If you're a min/maxer then maybe the extra few grams on the apex pro is enough to sway you, but otherwise I believe the Vertix sounds like a great choice for your use scenario. On a side note, I like how the HR sensor on the Vertix doesn't stick out like the 245, seems more flush against my skin. The band is also really good quality and I feel secures much better without being too tight or restricting.

Thinking about taking the plunge, need some advice/experience moving from Garmin ecosystem

I think in my recommendation I would go with the Vertix if I were you because of the price drop on it. For the money I think that is currently the best value device that COROS offers.

I mentioned in my Vertix 1 review that Coros is a special company. I mean, what other brand do you know of that updates an old product to match features of a new product?.

Any regrets transitioning from. Garmin to coros?

And I felt like the Garmin had more glitches. So when they announced the Vertix 2 with maps, I immediately sold the Fenix online and got the Coros Vertix 2. And I will say, while Coros doesn’t have quite as many features, it has a way smoother user experience. And the features it does have, it does better.

Specs

Brand

Coros

Model Name

VERTIX

Screen Size

1.2 Inches

Connectivity Technology

ANT+/Bluetooth

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