If you’ve been looking for a reason to refresh your running gear, COROS just gave you two very bright ones. The company is expanding its popular PACE 4 lineup with two bold and electric new additions: Ultraviolet and Neon Yellow. These aren’t your standard, muted fitness tracker colors; they are designed to make a statement on your wrist while you’re out crushing your personal records.
The Ultraviolet offers a deep, punchy aesthetic that stands out in a crowd, while the Neon Yellow is the perfect choice for athletes who want high-visibility style during those early morning or late evening sessions. It’s a fantastic way to add some serious personality to your kit without sacrificing any of the elite performance that has made the PACE 4 a staple for runners and triathletes alike.
While the new look is the headline here, it is worth remembering that these watches still pack the powerhouse tech that defines the series:
- Vibrant AMOLED Display: The watch features a 1.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen with a high resolution of 390 x 390 pixels and a peak brightness of 1,500 nits. This provides sharp visuals and excellent readability even in direct sunlight.
- Industry-Leading Battery Life: Despite the power-hungry AMOLED screen, the PACE 4 offers exceptional longevity, providing up to 19 days of daily use (6 days with Always-On Display). For GPS tracking, it lasts up to 31 hours in dual-frequency mode and 41 hours in all-systems mode.
- Dual-Frequency GPS Accuracy: Equipped with all-satellite, dual-frequency GNSS technology, the PACE 4 delivers high-precision location tracking by communicating with two satellite frequencies simultaneously.
- Ultralight and Thin Design: The watch maintains an incredibly light profile, weighing just 32g when used with a nylon band (40g with silicone). Its 11.8mm thickness ensures a comfortable, low-profile fit for both sports and daily wear.
- Built-in Microphone for Voice Features: A new built-in microphone enables innovative voice-based tools, such as recording Training Log voice notes at the end of a workout and saving Voice Pins during an activity to mark locations or feelings.
- Dedicated Action Button: The hardware adds a third “Action Button” alongside the digital dial and back button. This button provides quick shortcuts to frequently used features or data page toggles during training.
- Comprehensive Training and Multisport Support: The watch includes the full EvoLab suite, which tracks recovery, training load, VO2 max, and race predictions. It also supports a wide range of activity modes, including a dedicated Triathlon/Multisport mode.
Ready to add some “pop” to your next workout? You won’t have to wait long. Both the Ultraviolet and Neon Yellow models are set to officially launch on August 7. You can pick up either of these vibrant new editions for $279, so mark your calendars and get ready to gear up with a fresh new look.
