COROS Price Drop: Pace 3 & Pace Pro Hit New Lows
Attention: COROS has announced a price drop on two of its most popular watches. These significant reductions on the Coros Pace 3 and Coros Pace Pro, combined with a heart rate monitor bundle offer, make this the best time to purchase COROS devices this year. This pricing is highly unusual for a company that rarely discounts and the HR offer will be available for a limited period only.
⏱️ SECURE COROS WATCH DEALS & 25% HR MONITOR BUNDLE ⏱️
🔥 Featured Price Drops & Bundle Offer
The core discount focuses on making the Pace 3 and Pace Pro more accessible, with an immediate $50 saving on the Pace Pro model.
| Model | Standard RRP | Black Friday Price | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| COROS Pace 3 | $219 / £219 | $199 / £199 | $20 / £20 |
| COROS Pace Pro | $349 / £349 | $299 / £299 | $50 / £50 |
Bundle Deal
- Limited Time Offer: Purchase any COROS watch or DURA bike computer and receive 25% off a COROS Heart Rate Monitor.
📚 More COROS Reviews & Guides
Review: Coros Pace 3 Review
Review: Coros Pace Pro Review
Guide: Coros Pace 4 Buyer’s Guide
SHOP THE COROS BLACK FRIDAY SALE NOW
Note: The price drops are currently effective and may revert without notice.
Last Updated on 30 January 2026 by the5krunner
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