Apple Watch SE vs Coros Apex

, but i did notice some differences and we'll go over those when we get into the sports and fitness performance. Another area where the sc differs is ...

I actually give Fitbit the win on both mobile and website interfaces. I find the dark theme and low contrast text on the mobile app hard to read. I don't like that some screens/views require rotating the phone. And, it's just hard to see some of the data I want to see, like HR during specific parts of a workout

So, last Christmas I decided to buy the watch for myself as a Christmas present. After reading a lot about this tiny computer now on my wrist I had absolutely no idea how it would completely change my life, health and general well-being. Looking back, these were the best 400€ I have ever spent on a product and today I would rank the Watch above my iPhone in a blink of an eye. These are two completely different products for sure, and not directly comparable, but evaluating by the benefits the watch brings to my life, it is the clear winner

For those thinking that perhaps the Coros has a hardware issue, I should note that I had Bluetooth issues on the Pace 2 in many of the similar ways. And for those thinking it’s my phone, I had the same issue with my iPhone 11 and the Pace 2 as well. This is either the Bluetooth stack on their devices, or a poor handling of the Bluetooth API interactions on iOS. As I finally finished my customization (new watch face, workout screen modifications [data fields]), I was able to finally start putting the Apex Pro through it’s paces

This watch didn't last but a year. Any watch will have normal abrasions but it should hold up better than this Apple Watch did.

I have had a 245 for 2 years and it’s pretty dope. I really can’t see myself upgrading to a different running watch (though having Garmin Pay would be nice).

A bit late, but I'm having the same issues. Notifications are random, maybe 1 out of 5 make it to my watch. Basically tried everything you did but it didn't make a difference here either.

I only use the text & call notifications because everything else was just overwhelming/obnoxious. That's also because my Pixel was updated & the "new & improves bubbles" turned my notifications to shit.

The SE also gives you access to the same fitness tracking features you'll find on the Series 6, including the Move, Exercise, and Stand rings that can motivate you to stay active. It will also support Apple's new Fitness+ at-home workout service that's slated to launch before the end of the year. The Watch SE cannot, however, take an electrocardiogram (ECG) or measure your blood oxygen saturation level (SpO2), two advanced health-tracking features you get on the Series 6. 

When setting up the Apex, the app asks you to select your training level (light, moderate, or hard), and set your daily calorie and exercise goals. I’m an average runner at best, so I selected the light training level, and went with the default recommendations of 153 calories and 39 minutes of exercise. If you find your exercise goals too easy, you can change them in the app. When you meet your daily goal, the Apex vibrates and shows a congratulatory message on its screen

The charging question is interesting now because if you wear the watch all day and then you wear to sleep, when do you charge the thing, it does have ...

I almost forgot I had it on at times. The battery life is the selling point of this watch (and frankly, all Coros products). A bit better than what I get on my Fenix 6X. The trade-off in software and lack of data ultimately had me stick with Garmin though

Both the Apple Watch Series 6 and Watch SE are compatible with WatchOS 8. Apple's new operating system comes with new workout features, a redesigned Mindfulness app, Wallet app upgrades and more.

So I've recently update the firmware of my Coros Apex and updated the app. After that the watch was unpaired from my phone and I can't pair it. I've tried everything. I've reset all network connection and cache on my phone, restarted my phone and watch, reset my watch, but still nothing

In this piece I’m reviewing the one in the middle: the brand-new, but not really new inside, Apple Watch SE. Starting at $279 for a 40mm version or $309 for the 44mm, it’s considerably less than the flagship Series 6 and not that much more expensive than the aging Series 3.

I'm in love with my Coros Apex. Got it for $300 on sale. I seriously do not think there is a better deal for a watch. To get a comparable Garmin I'd have to spend $650

Try not to worry about what other people think, I got an SE as a first watch because I wasn’t sure how much I will like having an Apple Watch so I didn’t want to spend a lot. Almost a year after now I ordered a 7 and will give my SE to family. If you have the means to buy 7 go a head, stick to your budget, don’t buy something just because people will think more of you!

No complaints. It is comfortable to ware all day and night. It is very light and does not feel thick in the wrist. The Band: The band is also very light and comfortable

I upgraded from the Apple Watch series 3 42mm and I absolutely love it! I decided to go with the 40mm not because of the price but because of the bulk. I work in the food industry so any type of jewelry makes my job a little more difficult and can get in the way of a lot. The sleek design is amazing and I love being able to hear from family or coworkers in an emergency while I’m working and not able to be on my phone!

And, it's just hard to see some of the data I want to see, like HR during specific parts of a workout. The iPhone app interface is why I gave it a 4 star instead of 5 star and I'd probably only deduct half a start if that were possible.