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Coros Pace 4: One minute review<\/span><\/h3>\n

The Coros Pace 4 continues its predecessor’s mantle as one of the cheapest running watches and is a significant improvement on the previous model Coros Pace 3, which was also one of our best running watches overall. There’s a lot to like about a smartwatch, including runners who want to improve.<\/p>\n

The most significant change between the two models is from the basic Memory-in-Pixel screen to a 1.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen. The resolution has also been increased from 240×240 pixels to 390×390 pixels. This makes text and graphs much clearer, and despite this contributing to battery drain, Coros has addressed that directly by increasing battery capacity.<\/p>\n