TL;DR: Coros has officially launched the Pace 4 Pro for $449. It features a 1.47-inch AMOLED screen with up to 3,500-nit max brightness, housed in a scratch-resistant titanium bezel and sapphire glass casing.
Coros has earned a dedicated following among runners and endurance athletes by delivering solid battery life into watches so light you forget you’re wearing them. With the launch of the Coros Pace 4 Pro, the brand is leveling up its hardware with premium materials while sticking to its core ultralight ethos.
The main feature on the Pace 4 Pro is its 1.47-inch AMOLED touchscreen. It’s the largest and brightest display Coros has ever built, pushing a crisp 466 x 466 resolution and a peak brightness of 3,500 nits. That means reading your split times or running route in direct mid-day sunlight shouldn’t require squinting.
To keep the extra screen space from feeling bulky, Coros trimmed the bezel down to an ultra-thin border made from scratch-resistant titanium, paired with durable sapphire glass over the display. The body measures just 11.8mm thick and weighs 43 grams with the standard nylon band, keeping it comfortably low-profile during long runs or gym sessions.
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The Pace 4 Pro packs twice as much RAM as the base Pace 4. That extra horsepower powers a much faster mapping interface, letting you swipe through full offline global maps to check street names, trail markers, points of interest, and turn-by-turn navigation on the fly.
Coros also introduced a nice new audio feature called Voice Pins. Athletes can record quick voice notes mid-workout — like flagging a nice trail spot, noting how an interval felt, or saving a question for a coach. The notes automatically attach to your GPS location data and sync up with your workout file in the Coros app.
The Pace 4 Pro delivers up to 60 hours of continuous GPS tracking (or 46 hours with Always-On Display) and up to 21 days of daily use (seven days with Always-On Display). Onboard sensors track heart rate, altitude, temperature, pulse ox, and ECG, monitoring everything from overnight HRV to daily stress while syncing seamlessly with Strava, Nike Run Club, and TrainingPeaks.
Ready to amp up your endurance setup? Grab the Coros Pace 4 Pro for $449 at Coros.
