CoxOrb Platinum

The CoxOrb Platinum is the ultimate tool for those focused on performance.

Speed and course data allow you to take your training on the water to the next level. 

Key features:

• Speed data via impeller or GPS
• GPS current compensation function provides more accurate GPS speed measurements on flowing water.
• Programmable workouts.
• GPS data is used to record the steered course.
• Download speed and pace to your PC, along with GPS course data and voice recordings.
• Distance per stroke using GPS or impeller measurement.
• Impeller is designed to be practical and robust. We recommend using it when training on flowing water (impeller is sold separately).
• The display button (display) allows you to configure which parameters are displayed.
• Automatic voice recording on timed stretches.
• Optional Check Factor display, derived from averaging boat delays during each stroke.
• "Recall" lets you view timed pieces on the display and play audio through the boat's speakers.
• Download your data and audio to a PC via the USB interface.
• All microphones come with both blue and pink headbands.

Note, CoxOrbs can only be used with the specially designed CoxOrb microphone and charger, in addition, the CoxOrb USB cable is essential to get data from the CoxOrb Platinum.

Compatibility

The speaker connector is compatible with Coxmate's speaker sets and Nielsen Kellerman's Coxbox loudspeaker sets

Coxorb Platinum vs. CoxBox GPS:

Which audio amplifier is better for rowing boats?

The Coxorb Platinum and CoxBox GPS are both popular audio amplifiers for rowing boats. Both amplifiers offer a number of features and capabilities, but there are also some key differences.

Display

The Coxorb Platinum has a large, clear display that is 5.5 inches in diameter. This is considerably larger than the display of the CoxBox GPS, which is 3.5 inches in diameter. The larger display makes it easier to read the data on the display, especially in bright sunlight.

Bluetooth

The Coxorb Platinum has Bluetooth connectivity, which allows helmsmen to stream music from their smartphones or tablets, for example. The CoxBox GPS also has Bluetooth connectivity.

Waterproof

The Coxorb Platinum is waterproof to IP67, while the CoxBox is waterproof to IP65. This means the Coxorb Platinum is more resistant to water and dirt.

GPS

The CoxOrb Platinum has built-in GPS, allowing users to track their speed, pace and distance. The CoxBox GPS also has built-in GPS.

USB port

The Coxorb Platinum has a USB port, allowing users to transfer data or charge devices. The CoxBox GPS also has a USB port.

Conclusion

The Coxorb Platinum and CoxBox GPS both have built-in GPS. 

The Coxorb Platinum has a number of advantages over the CoxBox GPS, including a larger, brighter display, optional impeller for running water, voice recording and higher water resistance.

Comparison CoxOrb Platinum vs CoxBox GPS

Other features:

• Light sensor controlled backlit display.
• With both the bench's motion sensor and magnet sensor, you are never out of tempo, even if you have a damaged bench sensor or missing magnet.
• The unit stores 20 timed pieces and automatically deletes the oldest when a new piece is added.
• Real-time clock.
• Timer activated on first boat movement, so the display stays at zero on a standing start, even if the sensor is accidentally triggered by the magnet.
• Volume level saved when device is turned off.
• Uncompromising sound quality.
• Compact and lightweight design.
• Multi-directional mounting so you can tilt the display toward you in any boat.
• Both protective bumpers available in a choice of 12 colors.
• Highly durable 17Wh / 1600 mAh replaceable battery.
• Powerful 1000mA charger reduces charging time.
• Two-year warranty.