Smartwatch for sailing: Coros Vertix 2 in the test
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The Coros Vertix 2 outdoor watch impresses with a solid design, a razor-sharp display, a long battery life and very good usability, but is quite clunky
It is easy to use straight away and ensures frustration-free enjoyment during daily use. Added to this are the impressive features and many useful functions that combine to form a practically designed package.
Land-based offline cartography
With the Coros watch, the required maps are selected using a corresponding grid in the corresponding smartphone app and transferred to the watch via Wi-Fi, which is quite fast. The memory is also sufficient for extensive map packages
All in all, the Coros Vertix 2 is a practically designed and very easy-to-use multisport watch with solid features including a map display
- + Very good operability
- + Very long battery life
- + Razor-sharp display
- + Offline map display
- - The chunkiest and heaviest watch
YACHT rating: ****
Technical data Coros Vertix 2
- Price (RRP) incl. VAT: 699 Euro >> e.g. at Mountain time
- Diameter: 50.3 mm
- Height: 15.7 mm
- Housing weight:63 g
- Bracelet (factory fitted):Silicone/nylon strap (choice of two colours)
- Battery life everyday/navigation mode (according to manufacturer):60 days/50-140 hours
- Test operation with active sensors without GNSS*: 108 days, 8 hours
- Test operation with multiband GNSS*: 59 hrs.
- Water resistance/diving depth:Waterproof up to 100 m
- GNSS (manufacturer's specification): GPS, Glonass, Galileo, Beidou, QZSS
- Special features/functions: Action camera control, optional carabiner mount
* Expected total runtime extrapolated from the capacity loss over the measurement period, in each case without solar radiation
