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COROS Pace 4 Pro To Launch In Malaysia On 21 October 2026

COROS Malaysia has announced that it will introduce its latest e Pace 4 Pro smartwatch in Malaysia later this month. While the company has yet to reveal the local version’s specifications, it has already officially unveiled the watch for international markets last month. That said, the Malaysian model is very likely to feature the same […] The post COROS Pace 4 Pro To Launch In Malaysia On 21…

COROS Pace 4 Pro To Launch In Malaysia On 21 October 2026

COROS Malaysia will introduce its latest smartwatch, the e Pace 4 Pro, in the country on 21 October 2026. Although the company has not disclosed the local version's specifications, it is expected to be similar to the international model. The COROS Pace 4 Pro features a larger 1.47-inch AMOLED touchscreen with a higher resolution of 466 x 466 and peak brightness of 3,500 nits, making it more suitable for outdoor activities.

Its titanium bezel and sapphire glass display, along with a polymer case, contribute to its lightweight design weighing 43g and measuring 11.8mm thick. The battery life of the Pro model is significantly longer, with up to 60 hours of GPS tracking or 46 hours with the always-on display enabled during activities, compared to the standard Pace 4's 41 hours and 19 days, respectively.

The smartwatch also includes dual-frequency GPS, an upgraded heart-rate sensor, ECG and blood oxygen monitoring, offline maps with street names, points of interest and turn-by-turn directions, and a built-in speaker and microphone for hands-free calls and voice notes. It supports various training modes such as running, cycling, swimming, triathlon, and multi-sport, making it suitable for athletes who train across different disciplines.

The COROS Pace 4 Pro is expected to be priced at US$449 (~RM1,830), while the standard Pace 4 was launched in Malaysia in December of the previous year at RM1,099.

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