Coros Pace 4 Pro debuts with a titanium bezel, a bigger display, and more battery life
The $449 mid-cycle update packs 60 hours of GPS tracking, global maps, and voice notes into a 43g frame
Coros has officially revealed the Pace 4 Pro, a mid-cycle update to its flagship running watch line that adds a string of premium upgrades.
Arriving at $449 / £449 / €449, the Pace 4 Pro complements last year's standard Coros Pace 4 by stepping up display size, battery life, and processing power to deliver more for trail athletes and endurance competitors.
Compared to the standard Pace 4, the headline upgrade is the 22.5% larger screen—a 1.47-inch AMOLED panel with a 466 x 466 resolution and a peak brightness of 3,500 nits for maximum legibility in harsh direct sunlight.
Battery performance also jumps by nearly 50%, delivering up to 60 hours of continuous GPS tracking (46 hours with Always-On Display enabled) and up to 21 days of daily smartwatch use (seven days with Always-On Display).
Despite the larger display, extra battery, and more rugged titanium-and-sapphire build, Coros notes the watch adds just 11 grams over its predecessor. It clocks in at 43g with a nylon band and measures 11.8 mm thick.
Not just a cosmetic upgrade
To power its turn-by-turn global mapping, Coros has also doubled the RAM compared to the standard Pace 4, letting athletes quickly pan across trails, terrain contours, points of interest, and street names without lag.
The watch also brings 'Voice Pins', a handy software feature that lets athletes record quick audio notes during a run—one we found helpful while adventuring during Coros Nomad testing last year.
The recordings automatically sync with workout files in the Coros app and tag directly to exact GPS coordinates, making it easy to note workout reactions, leave reminders for a coach, or save a memorable trail location.
Onboard hardware includes a full sensor array covering ECG, optical heart rate, resting heart rate trends, overnight HRV, sleep stages, daily stress, SpO2, pulse ox, ambient temperature, and a barometric altimeter.
The watch also integrates fully with the Coros training ecosystem—offering workouts, race pacing plans, and training load analysis. There's also syncing with third-party platforms like Strava, Nike Run Club, and TrainingPeaks.
The Pace 4 Pro is available to order today in black and white finishes for $449 / £449 / €449.
