COROS expands its lineup with the PACE 4 Pro, a high-performance watch designed for endurance sports enthusiasts. Available starting today, it focuses on a screen that is easy to read during intense activity, battery life long enough to track weeks of training on a single charge, and an ultra-fast processor for highly responsive mapping and navigation. It is a watch built for those who want a comprehensive mapping solution and a large screen without sacrificing slimness or weight.

In terms of specs, the PACE 4 Pro features the largest screen ever designed by COROS: a 1.47-inch AMOLED display with a peak brightness of 3500 nits, protected by sapphire glass and encased in a titanium bezel. All this comes in an 11.8 mm thick housing weighing just 43 grams with the nylon band, offering 60 hours of GPS tracking and up to 21 days of battery life in daily use. Compared to the already popular PACE 4, it offers nearly 50% more battery life and a 22.5% larger screen, for only 11 grams of extra weight.

"The PACE 4 Pro represents a major leap forward in COROS hardware design,"

notes Lewis Wu, CEO of the brand, who highlights the rare balance between a large screen, durable materials, and lightweight construction. The watch also features twice the RAM of the PACE 4 for more responsive mapping and supports geo-tagged voice notes that sync with workout files. Its sensors measure heart rate, altitude, temperature, SpO2, and ECG, while also tracking sleep, overnight HRV, and daily stress.

Users gain access to the complete COROS training ecosystem, including training plans, route creation, and recovery tracking, all of which can be synced with Strava, Nike Run Club, or TrainingPeaks.

The PACE 4 Pro is available in black and white for 449 euros.

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