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On October 6, 2026, COROS released the Pace 4 Pro running watch, which went on sale the same day for $449, available in black and white. According to a Believe in the Run review, the watch is rated for 60 hours of GPS battery life and up to 21 days of typical use, features a 1.47-inch sapphire screen with brightness up to 3500 nits, and adds an Action Button that brings up maps and music controls with one press. After testing it for several weeks, the review author noted that the Pace 4 Pro is about 10g heavier and $200 more expensive than the Pace 4, making it better suited to runners who have been running for several years and are ready to upgrade from an entry-level watch. Currently this event has only this one report, with no follow-up developments or conflicting information from other reports.
The Coros Pace 4 Pro launches October 6 for $449 in Black or White, with a claimed 60 hours of GPS tracking and up to 21 days of daily use. After weeks of testing, the author praises its 1.47-inch sapphire display at 3,500 nits and the new Action Button for maps and music controls, but notes it is about 10g heavier and $200 more than the Pace 4, making it better suited to runners upgrading from an entry-level watch.