Coros Pace 3 vs Coros Pace 4
The Pace 3 is discontinued but still a genuinely excellent watch wherever you can find one, the real question is whether $50 in savings is worth giving up the Pace 4's higher rating and Coros's current support.
CorosCoros Pace 3
CorosCoros Pace 4
- •You can find it well under $199 as Coros clears remaining stock
- •You don't need the newest hardware, just a solid no-frills training watch
- •You want Coros's best-reviewed watch in this lineup and ongoing manufacturer support
- •$50 more for the current model with a higher rating is worth it to you
Coros pulled the Pace 3 from new production, but it remains a genuinely excellent, no-frills running watch wherever you can still find one. If the price is right, don't let 'discontinued' scare you off.
At just 32 grams with a bright AMOLED screen and real running dynamics, the Pace 4 punches well above its price. It skips maps and deep smartwatch features on purpose, focusing entirely on being an excellent, lightweight training tool.
*Estimated — this model's exact GPS battery life isn't published by the manufacturer. All figures are standard GPS mode, midsize case, no solar boost.
†Estimated — this model launched too recently to have an established customer rating yet.
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