
Coros NOMAD
Outdoor and fishing GPS watch with a 1.3-inch MIP screen, free preloaded global maps with turn-by-turn, an adventure journal for voice notes and 22 days of daily use.
The Coros NOMAD (2025) is a sport watch with a list price of $349 in our database. It is rated for about 22 days per charge, weighs 61 g with a 47.8 mm case and an MIP display, and includes built-in GPS, blood-oxygen (SpO₂), on-device music and offline maps. It works with both iPhone and Android.
Specs last updated
Specifications
What it is good at
- Sunlight-readable memory-in-pixel display that sips power.
Best for
Features
Who should skip it
- You have a small wrist (under about 160 mm) — the 47.8 mm case we list is large (check whether a smaller size is sold).
- You want a bright, vivid AMOLED screen — this one uses a lower-power display.
Where it ranks #1 in our quiz
The Coros NOMAD is the top pick for these standard profiles. Each page shows the full scoring breakdown.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the Coros NOMAD battery last?
The manufacturer rates it at about 22 days per charge. Always-on display, constant GPS and cellular use shorten that. Among the 45 sport watches in our database it beats about 67% on rated battery life.
Does the Coros NOMAD work with iPhone and Android?
It works with both iPhone and Android.
Can I swim with the Coros NOMAD?
5ATM is suitable for showering and pool swimming, but not for high-speed water sports or diving. It has no dedicated swim-tracking mode in our data.
How much does the Coros NOMAD cost?
Our database lists $349 (October 2026). That is the manufacturer's list price, not today's price. This page shows Amazon's current price and stock when we have a reading from the last day, and you should confirm it on the Amazon listing before you buy.
Who should not buy the Coros NOMAD?
It is a poor fit if any of these apply. You have a small wrist (under about 160 mm) — the 47.8 mm case we list is large (check whether a smaller size is sold). You want a bright, vivid AMOLED screen — this one uses a lower-power display.