Coros Launched Pace 4 Pro Smartwatch
The $449 device features an AMOLED display and a 447mAh battery rated for 60 hours of GPS tracking.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Consumer Electronics
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Coros has released the Pace 4 Pro, a new smartwatch featuring a 1.47-inch AMOLED display and a durable titanium bezel. The device is now available for $449 with 32GB of storage for offline maps.
Why it matters
The release introduces higher peak screen brightness and increased battery capacity to the company's performance-focused wearable lineup. It provides users with expanded on-board storage for navigation needs during extended outdoor activities.
The Pace 4 Pro utilizes a 447mAh battery to achieve up to 60 hours of GPS operation. The 1.47-inch AMOLED display offers 466 x 466 pixel resolution with 3,500 nits of peak brightness.
The players
Coros
A developer of performance sports technology that manufactures GPS watches, heart rate monitors, and training software for athletes.
The details
The watch features an AMOLED screen—a display type using organic light-emitting diodes for independent pixel illumination—to hit its peak brightness of 3,500 nits. Hardware protection is provided by a titanium bezel and sapphire crystal, a highly scratch-resistant synthetic material. Internal processing is supported by 64MB of RAM, while 32GB of storage allows for the download of maps for use without a connected smartphone.
Timeline
Coros officially released the Pace 4 Pro on September 22, 2026.
A nylon strap version for the white model is planned for late October 2026.
The Tech Race
This release positions Coros closer to the hardware specifications found in the Garmin Fenix series of multisport GPS watches. The firm continues to challenge the premium wearable market by scaling display and battery performance metrics in its latest generation of devices.
Users can now access 32GB of internal storage to load maps for offline navigation during remote activities. The device is currently available in black or white color options for $449.
The takeaway
Coros is focusing on hardware durability and increased capacity to appeal to long-distance outdoor athletes. Watch for the October release of the nylon strap version to see if it improves the weight profile of the 11.8mm-thick device.
What happens next
The release of the nylon strap variant for the white model is scheduled for late October 2026.
Further reading
For more developments in wearable technology, see Consumer Electronics.
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