Full review
Longer notes from the same comments we summarized above.
What people reported
Owners frequently praise the Coros Vertix 2's battery life, often describing it as "insane" and sufficient for very long activities like 100-hour ultra races with active navigation. Many find the watch easy to use compared to other brands. It supports dual frequency GPS technology and has ECG capability, indicating a robust hardware platform. Some noted its potential for future software upgrades.
Problems people mention
A recurring concern is the navigation features, with many noting that the Vertix 2 can only read GPX files. It lacks more advanced features found in competitors, such as dynamic rerouting, on-the-go route creation, different return-to-start routes, touchscreen map interaction, and "Up Ahead" points of interest. There are reports of negative feedback regarding general health and wellbeing tracking, specifically the heart rate monitor. The watch's weight and bulk are a common complaint, with some users worrying about
