Coros Pace 4 Pro Confirmed
Not much to say, other than it’s officially confirmed for 22nd September.
The date was unofficially known for some time and had been covered in the Release Radar on this site.
Background
The Pace 4 Pro is titanium-built, Coros’s first confirmed hardware detail for the watch.
The watch was spotted weeks earlier in an Indonesian regulatory filing.
Coros followed a similar pattern with the Pace Pro over the Pace 3: more storage, more RAM and a faster chipset. If the Pace 4 Pro follows that same upgrade path over the standard Pace 4, expect similar gains.
Quick answers
When is the Coros Pace 4 Pro coming out?
22 September 2026.
What has Coros confirmed about the Pace 4 Pro so far?
A titanium build and the release date. Coros has not confirmed pricing or full specifications yet.
How does the Pace 4 Pro compare to the standard Pace 4?
Not yet known. Coros gave the Pace Pro more storage, RAM and a faster chip than the Pace 3, so a similar step up over the Pace 4 is likely, though unconfirmed.
Last Updated on 10 September 2026 by the5krunner
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