Product Description
Squinting at your watch as the sun rises race morning. Feeling a chunky case knock against your wrist midway through the trail run. Battery life that dwindles during an average week of training.
These are the stressors the new COROS PACE 4 Pro eliminates.
The COROS PACE 4 Pro gives you full color mapping and a sapphire glass face that shrugs off the hits a training watch takes over a full season, wrapped in COROS's largest, brightest display yet — all at a featherweight 38g.
Full Mapping Capabilities – Global maps render on the watch itself, backed by twice the RAM of the standard PACE 4, so you get real streets and trail lines instead of a dotted line pointing back at where you started.
A Case Made to Take a Hit – A titanium bezel and sapphire glass sit over a 1.47-inch AMOLED display that hits 3,500 nits, giving you a case that resists scratching and a screen that stays readable at noon or before sunrise.
Light Enough to Forget – At 38 grams for the watch head and 43 grams with the nylon band, the titanium bezel and sapphire glass don't turn into a watch you feel by mile fifteen.
A Battery That Covers a Full Training Week – Up to 60 GPS hours in HIGH mode and 21 days of daily use mean back-to-back long runs and a full race week don't have you reaching for the charger early.
The PACE 4 Pro carries a 4th-generation optical heart rate sensor with 5-channel PPG for cleaner readings through hard efforts, plus dual-frequency GPS for accurate tracking under tree cover or between buildings. A built-in speaker and microphone add voice control on top of Voice Pins, so you can start a route or check a stat without touching the screen. The Recovery and Wellness suite layers in overnight HRV, daily stress monitoring, sleep stages, sleep consistency, and a nightly sleep score, giving you a fuller read before you decide to push or back off.
How to Use the COROS PACE 4 Pro
Setup: Pair the watch with the COROS app over Bluetooth, then download maps for your area so full mapping is ready before you leave the house.
For Travel or Unfamiliar Routes: Build a route in the COROS app ahead of time, or rely on live on-watch mapping to reroute if you miss a turn.
For Race Week: Set GPS to HIGH mode for the longest battery ceiling, and use the storm and off-course alerts to stay aware of changing conditions without checking your phone.
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COROS PACE 4 Pro FAQ's
Everything you need to know before getting started.
Use 60-hour HIGH GPS mode for long efforts on open terrain where battery matters most. Switch to 45-hour MAX mode, which uses dual-frequency GPS, when you're in cities, canyons, or dense tree cover and need maximum accuracy.
Yes. It includes dedicated triathlon and duathlon modes with seamless swim-to-bike-to-run transition tracking, open water and pool swim metrics, and power meter support for cycling.
About 1.5 hours from 0 to 100%. If you're in a hurry, a 30-minute charge returns roughly 10 hours of GPS tracking.
Yes. It includes 32GB of storage for offline maps with turn-by-turn navigation, trail names, and points of interest — no phone signal required.
Dual-frequency GPS pulls signal from two separate satellite bands instead of one, keeping your pace and distance accurate even in tough conditions like urban canyons or thick forest canopy.
Yes, it automatically syncs with Strava, TrainingPeaks, and most major training platforms after every activity.