The COROS PACE Pro is a multisport GPS watch designed for runners seeking to combine precision, lightness, and advanced performance analysis. It features a 1.3-inch AMOLED touchscreen with up to 1,500 nits, designed to provide clear reading of pace, metrics, and maps even in bright light.
Its Ambiq Apollo510 processor offers more than double the processing capacity of the PACE 3 and much faster map and graphic rendering. Added to this is navigation with offline global maps, turn-by-turn routes, and dual-frequency GNSS positioning, features especially interesting for running, Trail, and outdoor activities.
During training, it allows you to monitor metrics such as pace, distance, heart rate, power, cadence, and training load, as well as use interval sessions and structured plans. The COROS EvoLab ecosystem adds information on recovery, fatigue, VO₂ max, threshold zones, and race time prediction.
Details:
- Dimensions: 46 × 46 × 12.25 mm
- Weight: 49 g with silicone strap
- Weight with nylon strap: 37 g
- Screen: AMOLED Always-On touchscreen
- Size: 1.3"
- Resolution: 416 × 416 pixels
- Maximum brightness: 1,500 nits
- Glass: mineral glass
- Bezel and case: fibre-reinforced polymer
- Strap: black silicone
- Strap width: 22 mm
- Wrist fit: approx. 130-220 mm
- Water resistance: 5 ATM / 50 m
- GPS and navigation
- Allows you to download offline global maps, create routes from the COROS app, and follow navigation from the watch
- Daily use: up to 20 days
- Always-On Display: up to 6 days
- Standard GPS: up to 38 hours
- Dual-frequency GPS: up to 31 hours
- Connectivity and additional functions
- Integrates optical heart rate sensor, pulse oximeter for SpO₂, barometric altimeter, accelerometer, gyroscope, 3D compass, and thermometer.
It is compatible with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, allows you to store and play offline music with Bluetooth headphones, and integrates with platforms such as Strava, TrainingPeaks, Komoot, Nike Run Club, adidas Running, Apple Health, Stryd, and Wikiloc, among others.
The PACE Pro uses GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, and QZSS positioning systems, as well as dual-frequency satellite communication, especially useful for improving positioning in areas where the signal may be compromised.
For running, it allows you to work with metrics such as pace, power, cadence, heart rate, and distance, as well as set alerts and interval workouts. It also includes HRV tracking, sleep, naps, recovery, and wellness, providing a more complete view of the body's response to training.
