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Coros Nomad
Outdoor-first COROS watch for hiking, fishing, and route-based adventures.
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Key specs
- Battery life
- 22 days
- GPS tracking
- 50 hr
- Charging
- 2 hr
- Weight
- 49g with band
- Case size
- 47.8mm
- Display
- MIP (transflective), always-on
- Water resistance
- 5 ATM (50m)
- Phone
- Not required
- Sensors
- Optical heart rate, ECG, SpO₂, Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Barometer, Compass, GPS, Altimeter, Microphone
Nomad is COROS’s outdoor watch for hikers, anglers, and adventure athletes who care more about navigation, battery life, and field notes than smartwatch extras. It keeps the subscription-free training platform and adds voice notes in a mid-priced rugged case.
Strengths
- Outdoor-focused activity profiles
- Long battery for the price
- Voice notes for field logging
Tradeoffs
- No contactless pay
- No AMOLED display
- Less polished smartwatch experience
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Common questions
- How much does the Coros Nomad cost?
- The Coros Nomad has a list price of $349.
- Does the Coros Nomad require a subscription?
- No. The Coros Nomad has no subscription — you pay for the hardware once and the Coros app is included.
- How long does the Coros Nomad battery last?
- About 22 days of typical use per charge. Heavy GPS use, an always-on display, and continuous sensing all pull that number down.
- How much does the Coros Nomad weigh?
- The 47.8 mm Coros Nomad weighs 49 g with its band.
- How big is the Coros Nomad?
- The Coros Nomad has a 47.8 mm case in the configuration we list, which weighs 49 g with its band.
- Is the Coros Nomad waterproof?
- The Coros Nomad is rated 5 ATM (50m), which covers showering, swimming, and surface water sports. It is not a dive rating.
- Do you need a phone to use the Coros Nomad?
- No. The Coros Nomad records, stores, and shows your data on the device itself — a phone is for syncing and review, not for tracking.
- When was the Coros Nomad released?
- Coros released the Coros Nomad in 2025, and it is still in the current lineup.