COROS VERTIX 2S GPS Adventure Watch
COROS · Model VERTIX 2S
- Battery, smartwatch use (rated)
- 864 hr
- GPS battery, most accurate mode
- 43 hr
- Case weight (no band)
- Not listed
- Dual-frequency GPS
- Yes
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As a cheaper alternative
vs the Apple Watch Ultra 4 GPS + Cellular 49mm Natural Titanium
Rated for 36 days of daily use and 43 hours of dual-frequency GPS against 18, with a sapphire screen, offline maps and 10 ATM, for $100 less. No cellular version, and COROS lists neither a flashlight nor an ECG feature, or a case-only weight.
Better
- Battery, smartwatch use (rated): 864 hr vs 50 hr
- GPS battery, most accurate mode: 43 hr vs 18 hr
Matches
- Dual-frequency GPS
- Offline maps on the watch
- Sapphire lens
- Water resistance
Gives up
- No cellular version available
vs the Garmin fēnix 8 47mm AMOLED Sapphire
Rated for 36 days of daily use against 16 and 43 hours of dual-frequency GPS against 35, with sapphire, offline maps and 10 ATM, for about $301 less. COROS lists no flashlight, no ECG feature and no case-only weight.
Better
- Battery, smartwatch use (rated): 864 hr vs 384 hr
- GPS battery, most accurate mode: 43 hr vs 35 hr
Matches
- Dual-frequency GPS
- Offline maps on the watch
- Sapphire lens
- Water resistance
Gives up
Nothing listed.
Full specifications
As COROS publishes them. “Not listed” means the maker gives no figure.
- Battery, smartwatch use (rated)
- 864 hr
- GPS battery, most accurate mode
- 43 hr
- Case weight (no band)
- Not listed
- Dual-frequency GPS
- Yes
- Offline maps on the watch
- Yes
- Flashlight
- Not listed
- Sapphire lens
- Yes
- Water resistance
- 100 m
- ECG
- Not listed
- Cellular version available
- No
- Case size
- 50.3 mm
Source: coros.com
What matters in adventure watches
Every watch here has built-in GPS and a case made for the outdoors; the gaps that matter on a trail are narrower. How long it runs as a smartwatch and how many hours it records in its most accurate GPS mode, whether it uses dual-frequency GPS, whether it carries maps you can follow offline, whether it has a flashlight and a sapphire lens, how deep it is rated, and whether there is an ECG or a cellular version.
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