Coros Watches

(18 products)

Coros makes GPS watches for runners, cyclists and triathletes, and has built its reputation on battery life and accuracy rather than features nobody uses. This collection covers Coros watches alongside its sensors, bands, chargers and bike computer kit, with guidance below on choosing a model and pairing it with your other devices.

Read more: choosing a Coros watch, sensors and compatibility

Choosing a Coros watch

Coros splits its watches into three broad tiers. The lighter, more affordable training watches are the ones most riders and runners should start with, covering GPS, heart rate, training load and multisport without paying for features you will not use. The premium mid-range adds tougher materials and longer battery for bigger days out, and the adventure flagships are built for ultra distance and multi-day efforts.

Coros bike computers

Coros also makes a GPS bike computer designed around very long battery life, with solar charging on some versions. It is aimed squarely at brevet riders, tourers and anyone doing multi-day events where finding a charger is the real constraint.

Sensors and compatibility

Coros watches pair over ANT+ and Bluetooth, so they work with third-party heart rate straps, power meters and speed or cadence sensors. Coros also makes its own speed sensor, cadence sensor, heart rate monitor and running pod, which pair straight into the Coros app. A cadence sensor is worth fitting for indoor sessions, where pedalling rate is one of the most useful numbers to track.

Wondering whether your existing power meter, strap or trainer will pair with a Coros? Ask TBA Guide, our chat assistant.

Bands and chargers

Replacement nylon and silicone bands and spare charging cables keep a Coros going for years. Match the band width to your watch model, and check the compatibility listed on each product page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Coros watch should I buy?

Start with Coros's lighter training watches if you mainly want accurate GPS, heart rate and training load for running, cycling and triathlon. Step up to the premium mid-range for tougher materials and longer battery on bigger days. The adventure flagships suit ultra-distance events and multi-day trips. Most riders and runners need nothing beyond the entry tier.

Is Coros better than Garmin for cycling?

Coros generally wins on battery life and price at a given feature level, and its watches are lighter. Garmin has the broader ecosystem and more mapping options. For riders who mainly want accurate GPS, heart rate and training data without paying for mapping, Coros is strong value.

Do Coros watches work with a bike computer and sensors?

Yes. Coros watches pair over ANT+ and Bluetooth with heart rate straps, speed and cadence sensors and power meters from most major brands. Coros also makes its own speed sensor, cadence sensor and heart rate monitor, plus a GPS bike computer, so you can build a complete system that syncs to one app.

Does Coros make a bike computer?

Yes. Coros makes a GPS bike computer built around very long battery life, with solar charging on some versions. It is aimed at riders doing brevets, long tours and multi-day events where charging is difficult, and it syncs with the same Coros app as the watches, so your riding and running data sits in one place.

Can I get Coros bands and chargers separately?

Yes. Replacement nylon and silicone bands, charging cables and charging accessories are sold separately from the watches. Bands come in different widths for different watch models, so match the width and fitting to your watch before ordering. A spare charging cable is handy to keep in a travel bag for race weekends and multi-day trips.