COROS Pace 4 Pro Arrives with Titanium Build, AMOLED Screen, and Offline Maps

Remember back on August 5 when we first tracked down the COROS Pace 4 Pro hiding in Indonesia’s official e-Sertifikasi DJID database? At the time, that registry filing gave us our very first look at the model number W337 and confirmed that a major addition to the lightweight performance lineup was on the horizon.

Today, the wait is officially over. COROS has taken the wraps off the brand-new COROS Pace 4 Pro, and it brings a massive wave of high-end upgrades that bridge the gap between lightweight racing gear and premium outdoor sports watches—all while keeping a competitive price tag.

A Striking New Display and Rugged Build

The biggest headline for the Pace 4 Pro is its stunning visual upgrade. COROS has packed a 22.5% larger screen into the frame, featuring a gorgeous 1.47-inch AMOLED display with a sharp 466 x 466 resolution. If you worry about visibility out on the road or trail under glaring sunlight, COROS has you covered with a blinding 3,500 nits of peak brightness.

Despite stepping up to a more premium design—including a rugged titanium bezel and scratch-resistant sapphire crystal glass touchscreen—the watch remains remarkably light. Paired with a standard nylon band, it weighs just 43 grams and measures 11.8 mm thick, meaning you’ll barely feel it on your wrist during long-distance training blocks or marathons. It is launching globally in clean Black and White colorways.

Massive Battery Boost for Endurance Athletes

Battery performance has always been a cornerstone of the Pace series, and the Pro model takes it even further. The watch delivers nearly a 50% jump in battery stamina compared to its standard sibling:

• GPS Tracking: Up to 60 hours of continuous tracking (46 hours with the Always-On Display enabled).

• Daily Smartwatch Mode: Up to 21 days of daily use (dropping to 7 days if you prefer keeping the Always-On Display running).

Global Offline Mapping and Clever Software Tricks

To handle more advanced features without breaking a sweat, COROS has doubled the internal RAM on the Pace 4 Pro. This hardware bump powers smooth, lag-free turn-by-turn global offline mapping, allowing athletes to pan across terrain contours, trail networks, and street names directly from their wrist.

The watch also introduces Voice Pins, a handy software feature that lets you record quick audio notes during a workout. These audio clips automatically sync with your workout files in the COROS app and pin themselves to your exact GPS coordinates—making it seamless to log gear notes, coach reminders, or notable trail landmarks on the fly.

On the health and sensor front, you get a full suite of tracking tools: an optical heart rate sensor, ECG capabilities, overnight HRV monitoring, sleep stages, daily stress tracking, SpO2 (pulse ox), ambient temperature, and a built-in barometric altimeter.

Pricing and Availability

The COROS Pace 4 Pro is officially available to order starting today, September 22, 2026. It is priced at $449 in the U.S. and £389 / €449 in Europe.

While it’s a notable step up in price from the standard base model, it undercuts heavy-hitting rivals like the Garmin Forerunner series while offering premium materials like sapphire and titanium.

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