Design and Build: The Feel of a Racing Flat The moment you strap on the Amazfit Cheetah Pro, its purpose is immediately clear. This is not a bloated smartwatch masquerading as a fitness tool; it is a svelte, 44-gram instrument designed for unimpeded motion. The fiber-reinforced polymer case is remarkably light, yet it feels robust
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New Polar Pacer Pro: Long Battery Life Tested
Design and Build: The Foundation of Efficiency The Polar Pacer Pro’s physical design is intrinsically linked to its battery performance. Weighing a mere 41 grams and crafted from a lightweight polyamide shell with a fiberglass-reinforced polymer back, the watch is engineered for minimalism and efficiency. This lightweight construction means there’s less mass to power, and
COROS Pace 3 Review: Lightweight Powerhouse for Runners
Design and Build: Feather-Light Comfort Weighing a mere 30 grams (without the strap) and sporting a 42mm diameter case, the COROS Pace 3 redefines minimalism for running watches. Its polyamide polymer body paired with a soft silicone strap ensures it disappears on your wrist during long efforts. The streamlined profile—just 11.7mm thick—avoids wrist snagging and