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COROS PACE 4 Pro Debuts 21 October With Bigger Display and Sapphire Glass

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Two runners wearing COROS sports watches beside the New York waterfront

COROS is preparing to unveil the PACE 4 Pro in Malaysia on 21 October 2026, positioning the new sports watch as a more premium option for runners, triathletes and other endurance athletes. The company has confirmed a larger display, longer battery life and upgraded materials ahead of the full launch.

A larger display with tougher materials

The PACE 4 Pro will feature what COROS describes as its largest watch display to date. The company has not disclosed the exact panel size or resolution yet, but says the screen is designed to make training data easier to read during demanding sessions.

Its more premium construction includes a titanium bezel and a sapphire-glass touchscreen. That combination should offer better scratch resistance than conventional glass while keeping the watch light enough for long runs, rides and multi-sport workouts. COROS has not revealed the watch’s weight or case dimensions.

Longer battery life and endurance-focused software

COROS is also promising longer battery life for extended GPS tracking and everyday use, although exact endurance figures will only be announced at launch. The PACE 4 Pro will build on the company’s existing training ecosystem with performance tracking, navigation, workout analysis, route planning and training-management tools.

Those features put the watch squarely in the endurance-sports category rather than the broader lifestyle-smartwatch market. COROS says it is intended for road and trail running, cycling, triathlon, strength work and hybrid training.

Malaysia launch set for 21 October

COROS will reveal the PACE 4 Pro’s full specifications, features, Malaysian pricing and local availability on 21 October 2026. For now, the company has not confirmed colour options, case sizes or the exact battery and display specifications, so buyers will have to wait for the official launch before comparing it directly with other premium sports watches.

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