Coros has launched its top-end Pace sports watch in Malaysia, combining dual-frequency GPS, offline maps and a lightweight titanium design with up to 60 hours of GPS battery life.
Coros has launched the Pace 4 Pro in Malaysia, positioning the watch as a sports-focused wearable for runners, cyclists, swimmers and athletes training for hybrid events such as HYROX. The local release follows an earlier announcement of the launch date, with the device now available from 21 October through PANGU Running’s official stores, as well as Coros’ own Lazada and Shopee outlets. The watch costs RM1,999 and comes in black or white.
The Pace 4 Pro sits at the top end of Coros’ Pace line and arrives with hardware that closely matches the global model. According to Coros’ own product details, the watch uses a 1.47-inch AMOLED panel with a 466 x 466 resolution and a peak brightness of 3,500 nits. It is protected by sapphire glass and set into a titanium bezel, which should improve scratch resistance while keeping weight down. Lowyat reported that the Malaysian version also carries 64MB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage.
At 11.8mm thick, the Pace 4 Pro remains relatively slim for a performance watch. Coros says it weighs 38g without the nylon strap and 43g with it, which places it among the lighter premium sports watches on the market. Battery claims are also strong: the company says the 447mAh cell can last up to 60 hours of GPS use, or 46 hours if always-on display mode is enabled during activity. In everyday use, Coros quotes up to 21 days with raise-to-wake enabled, or seven days with the always-on display turned on.
The feature set is built around endurance training rather than general smartwatch functions. Coros says the Pace 4 Pro includes dual-frequency GPS, a fourth-generation heart-rate sensor, ECG support and blood oxygen monitoring. It also offers offline maps with street names, points of interest and turn-by-turn navigation, alongside a built-in speaker and microphone for hands-free calls. Tom’s Guide, in its review of the watch, described it as a more capable successor to the previous Pace model, noting that the larger display, titanium construction and long battery life help it compete with pricier rivals while remaining relatively affordable.
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