Pace 3

Hey there! We do not recommend wearing the COROS HR Monitor on the wrist as it's designed to be worn on the upper arm (bicep) for the most accurate data. We do have users who wear the heart rate monitor on their forearm and still receive accurate data, hopefully this helps!

No need contacts

Just tell me everything that I need to turn off in order to let my watch watch last at least 2 weeks

I have the watch for one year

And the battery life is going downhill

Hey Miles, the DURA uses a Memory-in-Pixel screen which is designed to be viewed clearly in direct sunlight. While it may not be as bright as an AMOLED screen, we believe that for this device ensuring clear visibility in direct sun will best serve the athletes we created DURA for. Memory-in-Pixel also is a lower power consuming screen than AMOLED which allows for the incredible battery life on DURA, hopefully this helps!

@@COROSGlobal I get it. And I totally LOVE my Pace 3 and understand the limitations of MIP displays. And I’m more than happy to accept these limitations to get the battery length. But it’s unfortunate the graphics look super basic on the Dura due to these limitations.

Miles’ message could have been from someone who had absolutely no idea about MiP (and hence failed to acknowledge what a brilliant form of technology it is). But, I see, he already has a pace 3. So, I don’t know what to say here. And I do find it regretful that this, kind of strange, complaint is the first one I saw under this video. With MIP once’s usually more interested in the contrast than how sharp and flashy graphics are. I am overjoyed to see coros adopt this technology for a bike computer. Super kudos to them.