COROS has launched the PACE 4 Pro, expanding its lightweight running-watch line with a larger AMOLED display, substantially more storage and a claimed 60 hours of GPS recording in High mode. The watch is priced at €449 in Europe and will be offered in black or white with nylon or silicone strap options.
The PACE 4 Pro uses a 1.47-inch LTPO AMOLED panel, the largest display COROS has used on one of its watches. It has a 466 Ă— 466-pixel resolution, reaches up to 3,500 nits of brightness and is covered by sapphire crystal. A titanium-alloy bezel surrounds the screen.
| Feature | COROS PACE 4 Pro | COROS PACE 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Display | 1.47-inch LTPO AMOLED, 466 Ă— 466 pixels | 1.2-inch display |
| GPS recording, High mode | Up to 60 hours | Up to 41 hours |
| Storage | 32GB | 4GB |
COROS rates the PACE 4 Pro for different endurance levels depending on GPS and display settings. Navigation and music use can also affect battery life.
- Up to 60 hours of GPS recording in High mode
- Up to 45 hours in High mode with the always-on display enabled
- Up to 40 hours in GPS Max mode
- Up to 30 hours in GPS Max mode with the always-on display enabled
The watch weighs 43g with a nylon strap or 51g with a silicone strap. Its additional 28GB of storage is intended for detailed maps and audio files, while the fitness hardware includes dual-frequency GPS and a multi-channel optical heart-rate sensor. COROS also includes turn-by-turn navigation, training-load tracking, VOâ‚‚ max estimates, training plans and race-pace strategies.
The standard PACE 4 remains the more compact option and has received map support through a software update, so mapping is not exclusive to the Pro model. The PACE 4 Pro’s larger sapphire-protected display, titanium construction and expanded onboard storage are its main differentiators; availability outside the announced European pricing context has not been detailed.
