Apex – Coros unveils a smartwatch offers a 30-day battery life

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After unveiling its first sports watch earlier this year, Coros returns with the Apex smartwatch.

Coros said the Apex has a 30-day battery life in normal battery mode. With GPS tracking, the range drops to 35 hours; and goes to 100 hours with UltraMax mode. Good performances for this wearable that intrigued me.

In parallel, the watch also offers the Coros Trainer. A personal coaching feature for the user. The Coros Trainer offers three different stages (warm-up, training and recovery), to Review the user before providing adapted training schedules.

Thus, during these sessions, Coros indicates that the Apex is able to follow the level of endurance, the effects of training; as well as the recovery time. These calculations are based on its ability to raise the lactate threshold with an accuracy of 97% compared to laboratory tests.

This information is also available in the Coros companion app, along with information about the user's VO2 Max; as well as recovery tips, threshold rate, workout load and a personal fitness index. Of course, the Apex can also automatically transmit workouts to Strava and TrainingPeaks.

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But what about design specifications? Well, as we have seen with the Garmin Fenix ​​5 and Fenix ​​5 Plus ranges, the Apex offers different sizes. There is the 46 mm version, delivered with a titanium alloy dial. And a 42 mm version with a ceramic dial. Both screens are sapphire crystal, and silicon bracelets are interchangeable.

The only major difference between the two, in terms of functionality, is the battery life. Although you have 30 days of battery life with the Apex 46mm, the Apex 42mm offers a range of 24 days in normal mode.

The company believes that its new smartwatch will be available for sale from mid-November. For the 46mm version, it will cost $ 349.99, and the Apex 42mm will be $ 299.99.

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