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No, it’s not Garmin. The Coros Nomad may look similar to the Instinct 3, but in many ways it’s much more exciting, as it boils down that excellent smartwatch into a feature-packed but still compelling alternative that’s much cheaper.<\/p>\n

It’s in the realm of fitness trackers, with features like seamless NFC payments, but has the advantage of offering locally stored maps. Add to that more than three weeks of battery life on a single charge, a handy action button, and a really nice, lightweight design, and there’s a lot to like about this startup.<\/p>\n