COROS has introduced the new PACE 4 Pro, a premium GPS sports watch designed for runners, triathletes, and outdoor athletes who want more advanced hardware without moving to a heavier adventure watch. The biggest upgrades over the standard PACE 4 include a titanium bezel, sapphire glass, a much larger AMOLED display, full maps, and significantly longer GPS battery life.
The PACE 4 Pro features a 1.47-inch AMOLED touchscreen with a 466 x 466 resolution and up to 3,500 nits of brightness. COROS says this is the largest and brightest display it has put on a watch. The display also uses adaptive refresh rates, switching between 60Hz and 1Hz to balance smooth performance with battery efficiency.
The watch weighs 43 grams with the nylon band, while the body itself weighs 38 grams. It is only 11.8mm thick and uses a TC4 titanium alloy bezel with sapphire glass, giving it a more premium and durable construction than the standard PACE 4.
Battery life is another major upgrade. The PACE 4 Pro can deliver up to 60 hours of GPS battery life in High GPS mode, compared with up to 41 hours on the regular PACE 4. In Max GPS mode, the Pro can reach up to 40 hours. With the always-on display enabled, COROS rates High GPS mode at 45 hours.
Navigation is also significantly improved. The PACE 4 Pro includes 32GB of storage and detailed global maps, including street names, trail names, contour lines, and points of interest. It also supports turn-by-turn navigation. The standard PACE 4, in comparison, provides breadcrumb navigation rather than full detailed maps.
For health and training, the PACE 4 Pro includes a newer multi-channel optical heart-rate sensor, dual-frequency GPS, ECG, SpO2, a barometer, thermometer and 9-axis IMU. It also supports training load, VO2 Max, Running Fitness, structured workouts and training plans.
The watch additionally has a built-in microphone and speaker for voice notes, workout alerts, and hands-free calls.
COROS PACE 4 Pro vs PACE 4
The standard COROS PACE 4 launched at $249, with a 1.2-inch AMOLED display, 32-gram weight with the nylon band, and up to 41 hours of GPS battery life.
The PACE 4 Pro moves into a more premium category with its 1.47-inch AMOLED display, sapphire glass, titanium construction, 60-hour GPS battery, 32GB storage, and full maps.
COROS has made the PACE 4 the lighter and more affordable option, while the PACE 4 Pro is aimed at athletes who need longer battery life, advanced navigation, and more durable materials.
Price and Availability
The PACE 4 Pro is now listed on the official COROS website in the US for $449, with availability beginning around its September 22, 2026 launch.
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