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The February update evolves the COROS ecosystem to offer clearer and more field-oriented training tracking. More accessible voice notes, improved mapping on the DURA, reorganized lap tables, and more flexible training plans: the goal is to better understand each session and anticipate the terrain, regardless of the discipline.
Training Voice Notes
COROS watches equipped with a microphone now allow recording a voice note directly from the summary screen, via the Action button, to quickly capture session details.
Improved DURA Maps
Maps more clearly distinguish paved roads and dirt paths, facilitating terrain anticipation and avoiding unpleasant surprises during asphalt/Gravel transitions.
More Readable Lap Tables
– The app’s tables are reorganized for clearer reading.
– Structured sessions can be filtered to display only active repetitions.
– Strength training sets are grouped by exercise for better progress tracking.
More Flexible Training Plans
It is now possible to set a start date up to two years in advance and to start a program on any week. Previous weeks are automatically hidden.
Other Improvements
– VO₂max added to the Running Level widget and more responsive measurements.
– Strength Training mode optimizations (load entry, calories, repetition counting).
– Expanded manual import in Training Hub (.FIT/.TCX) for new sports (climbing, cardio, racket sports, team sports…).
– Sleep transmission to TrainingPeaks and hydration tracking via AbsolutSweat.
– In navigation, the elevation profile only displays the remaining ascent.
Deployment
The update is currently being rolled out on iOS and Android and may appear within a few days. A watch firmware update is then required to activate all new features.
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