rabbit.reviews78Consensus score
How strongly 2 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Lightweight and attractive design at under $300
- Accurate GPS tracking and improved training analysis compared to Forerunner 165
- New user interface with detailed training metrics for runners
Skip it if
- Short battery life compared to Coros Pace 4—around 11 days smartwatch mode
- No dual-band GPS like more expensive models
- No triathlon mode, limiting appeal for multisport athletes
“Lightweight, attractive design with accurate sports tracking and improved training analysis”Tom's Guide
What owners love
- Lightweight and attractive design at under $300
- Accurate GPS tracking and improved training analysis compared to Forerunner 165
- New user interface with detailed training metrics for runners
- Handy smart features including notifications and basic smartwatch functions
The recurring gripe
- Short battery life compared to Coros Pace 4—around 11 days smartwatch mode
- No dual-band GPS like more expensive models
- No triathlon mode, limiting appeal for multisport athletes