Coros Just Launched a New Repair and Exchange Program for Its Fitness Watches
Before you throw away your broken smartwatch and buy a replacement, know this: Coros has introduced a new repair service. The process is a beautifully simple exchange model: you need a battery or screen replacement, you send them your watch and payment, and they send you a working, repaired watch. The program offers battery, screen, button, and digital watch face replacements. If you’re looking to upgrade or repair your Coros watch, here’s what you need to know.
How does the Coros repair program work?
If you need a repair, such as a battery replacement or screen fix, all you have to do is go to coros.com/repairs to start the process. The repair process can take up to 30 days. Instead of waiting a month without your device, you can get a replacement immediately so you can continue training without interruption. This means you won’t get your physical watch back, but it also means minimal disruption to your training schedule and recovery tracking. The company’s goal is to keep products in active use for as long as possible.
Acceptable devices
The following Coros products can be repaired:
Pricing
The repair program covers several common issues athletes encounter with their devices, with repair costs varying depending on the device and the service needed. Battery replacements range from $59 to $89, while cracks, scratches, and backlight issues range from $79 to $119. Here’s the full list.
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Step 3 : $59 for battery replacement, $79 for screen/dial/button repair
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Pace Pro: $59 for battery replacement, $89 for screen/dial/button repair
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Apex 2 : $69 for battery replacement, $99 for screen/dial/button repair
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Apex 2 Pro: $69 for battery replacement, $99 for screen/dial/button repair
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Vertix 2S : $89 for battery replacement, $119 for screen/dial/button repair
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DURA : $69 for battery replacement, $99 for screen/dial/button repair
Conclusion
The Coros repair program is pretty good and is definitely more affordable and cost-effective thanApple or Garmin repair options. What makes Coros’ approach stand out is that once they receive your return, you’ll immediately receive a refurbished device. This really solves a key problem for serious athletes who rely on constant data tracking. While other manufacturers may offer repairs, few prioritize maintaining the user’s training continuity. The program also works for anyone who prefers their favorite, reliable devices over frequently updating to the latest models.
Again, full details can be found at coros.com/repairs .