Coros September Update – 2024
The Coros September 2024 update adds 23 new features (depending on how you count them), which are catch-up features for Garmin and Wahoo.
COROS Watch Updates:
- Bike
- Gravel/MTB activity modes
- Gear Tracking bikes
- Support for Insta360 Overlays
- Sleep
- 24×7 Sleep Tracking (for shift workers and naps, 3 hours needed to count in stats and naps can be also be logged with existing features)
- Sleep Quality Rating app)
- Swim
- Drill Modes
- Interval Modes (Regular and send-off) – the latter only recently added by Garmin.
- Run
- Running Fitness Test
- Gear tracking shoes
- New Data Fields:
- % FTP (Cycling Threshold Power – ‘hour’ power)
- % HRmax
- % Heart Rate Reserve (HRmax – HRrest as a per cent)
- % Lactate Threshold HR (OBLA, LT2, AnT)
COROS Dura Bike Computer Updates:
- Richer data display
- Upcoming Climb View – segmented
- Real-Time Elevation Profile (ClimbPro)

- Structured Workout Progress View
- Automatic Lap by Position
- Lap Summary Page
- Support for Insta360 Overlays
- Status Bar

- ‘Navigate to Start’ and ‘Back to Start’
- Battery Status Level Support for ANT+ bike sensors
- Dual-Sided Power Meter Support
Coros Discontinues New Feature for old watches
Pace 2, APEX Pro 1, and Vertix 1 lack internal space and will not get feature updates in the future.
Take Out
Another fairly big update for a range of Coros devices. All are welcome, but nothing excitingly unusual.
For the longer arc of COROS feature updates, see our COROS GPS watch guide.
Last Updated on 4 October 2026 by tfk the5krunner

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