Coros PACE 4
Ultralight 1.2-inch AMOLED runner at 33 g with the nylon band: dual-frequency GPS, offline music and maps, voice notes and up to 19 days of daily use.
The Coros PACE 4 (2026) is a sport watch with a list price of $279 in our database. It is rated for about 19 days per charge, weighs 33 g with a 43.4 mm case and an AMOLED display, and includes built-in GPS, blood-oxygen (SpO₂), on-device music, offline maps and swim tracking. It works with both iPhone and Android.
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Specifications
What it is good at
- Light on the wrist: 33 g, lighter than 95% of the sport watches in our database.
- Good value: listed at $279, cheaper than 81% of the sport watches in our database.
- Feature-rich: 6 of the 12 features we track (built-in GPS, blood-oxygen (SpO₂), on-device music, AMOLED display, offline maps and swim tracking).
- Bright, vivid AMOLED display.
Best for
Features
Who should skip it
- You want to pay from your wrist — it has no contactless payments.
Where it ranks #1 in our quiz
The Coros PACE 4 is the top pick for these standard profiles. Each page shows the full scoring breakdown.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the Coros PACE 4 battery last?
The manufacturer rates it at about 19 days per charge. Always-on display, constant GPS and cellular use shorten that. Among the 45 sport watches in our database it beats about 52% on rated battery life.
Does the Coros PACE 4 work with iPhone and Android?
It works with both iPhone and Android.
Can I swim with the Coros PACE 4?
5ATM is suitable for showering and pool swimming, but not for high-speed water sports or diving. It also has a swim-tracking mode.
How much does the Coros PACE 4 cost?
Our database lists $279 (October 2026). That is the manufacturer's list price, not today's price. This page shows Amazon's current price and stock when we have a reading from the last day, and you should confirm it on the Amazon listing before you buy.
Who should not buy the Coros PACE 4?
It is a poor fit if any of these apply. You want to pay from your wrist — it has no contactless payments.