COROS PACE Pro GPS Sport Watch – AMOLED, Dual-Frequency GPS, 38-Hour Battery

The COROS PACE Pro is the performance flagship of the COROS watch range — a step up from the PACE 4 with a larger 1.3-inch display, dual-frequency GPS, and the fastest processor in the COROS lineup. Available in Black, Grey, and Blue, it's built for serious runners, triathletes, and multisport athletes who want the most capable COROS training watch available. At just 37 grams with the nylon band, it remains one of the lightest GPS sport watches in its class despite its larger feature set.

The 1.3-inch AMOLED touchscreen at 1500 nits is the brightest display in the COROS range, delivering sharp, vivid visuals that remain readable in direct sunlight — a meaningful upgrade over the PACE 4's 1.2-inch display for athletes who want more data on screen at once. The Ambiq Apollo510 processor doubles the processing power of its predecessor, delivering faster map rendering, quicker data loading, and smoother overall performance. Dual-frequency GPS (L1 + L5) provides significantly improved accuracy in challenging environments — urban canyons, dense tree cover, and mountainous terrain — where single-frequency GPS struggles. Battery life is up to 38 hours in GPS mode and up to 20 days of daily use including sleep monitoring. Charging is via USB-C with a keychain adapter, allowing you to use a single cable across multiple devices.

Training analytics match the full COROS suite: Running Fitness, Race Predictor, Virtual Pacer, and personalised training plans, plus advanced health monitoring including optical heart rate, SpO2, HRV, sleep, and recovery. Global maps are built in for navigation. The PACE Pro is compatible with the COROS POD 2 running sensor for enhanced pace accuracy and running form metrics, and replacement bands are available as the COROS PACE Pro Nylon Band. Browse the full Coros range or our computers and GPS collection.

What It's Good For

• Serious runners and multisport athletes wanting the most capable COROS training watch
• 1.3-inch AMOLED at 1500 nits — largest, brightest display in the COROS range
• Dual-frequency GPS (L1+L5) — significantly improved accuracy in urban, wooded, and mountainous terrain
• Ambiq Apollo510 processor — fastest in the COROS lineup, double the power of its predecessor
• 37g with nylon band — ultralight despite the larger feature set
• Up to 38 hours GPS battery life and 20 days daily use
• USB-C charging with keychain adapter — single cable for multiple devices
• Full COROS training analytics: Running Fitness, Race Predictor, Virtual Pacer, training plans
• Compatible with COROS POD 2 for enhanced pace and running form data

What It's NOT Good For

• Athletes who want the absolute lightest option and don't need dual-frequency GPS or the larger display — the PACE 4 at 32g is the lighter choice
• Users wanting built-in music storage or streaming — the PACE Pro does not support onboard music
• Extensive third-party app support or mobile payments beyond fitness and health tracking
• Riders who primarily want a cycling computer with mapping and navigation — a dedicated Garmin Edge is better suited for on-bike use

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the PACE Pro and the PACE 4?
The PACE 4 is lighter (32g vs 37g), has a smaller 1.2-inch display, and uses single-frequency GPS. The PACE Pro has a larger 1.3-inch AMOLED display at 1500 nits, dual-frequency GPS (L1+L5) for better accuracy in challenging environments, and the faster Ambiq Apollo510 processor. Both offer similar battery life and the same core training analytics. Choose the PACE 4 if weight is the priority; choose the PACE Pro if display size, GPS accuracy, and processing speed matter more.

What is dual-frequency GPS and why does it matter?
Dual-frequency GPS uses two satellite signal frequencies (L1 and L5) simultaneously, which significantly reduces multipath errors — the signal distortion caused by GPS signals bouncing off buildings, trees, and terrain before reaching the watch. In practice, this means more accurate pace, distance, and route tracking in urban environments, dense forests, and mountainous terrain where single-frequency GPS often struggles.

How long does the battery last in GPS mode?
The COROS PACE Pro provides up to 38 hours of continuous GPS tracking, making it suitable for ultra-distance events and long training days. In daily use mode (GPS off, activity tracking and sleep monitoring on), battery life extends to up to 20 days.

Can I use it with the COROS POD 2 running sensor?
Yes — the PACE Pro is compatible with the COROS POD 2, which adds instant lag-free pace data, accurate treadmill tracking, Effort Pace, and advanced running form metrics including Ground Time, L/R Balance, Stride Height, and Stride Ratio.