COROS PACE 4 vs Withings ScanWatch Light

COROS PACE 4

COROS PACE 4

vsWithings ScanWatch Light

Withings ScanWatch Light

COROS PACE 4Withings ScanWatch Light
Display1.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen with tapered edge and automatic brightness (COROS cites 164% higher resolution than PACE 3)Analog hybrid dial with 0.63" grayscale OLED sub-display (14504 px, 282 PPI)
Body11.8 mm thick; 32 g with nylon band, 40 g with silicone band; Standard White version with fiber-reinforced polymer bezel; Black Crystal and Cloud White versions with aluminum alloy bezel—
BatteryUp to 19 days of daily use; up to 41 hours of GPS in All Systems (High) GPS modeUp to 30 days (launch claim; Withings now states up to 35 days), about 2 hours to charge
PositioningAll-Systems and Dual-Frequency satellite modes—
SensorsRedesigned optical heart rate sensor with larger LEDs, built-in microphone—
ControlsTouchscreen, two buttons and a tactile digital dial, plus an Action Button for data screens, media controls, breadcrumb navigation and Voice Pins—
ChargingUSB-C charging adapter (cable not included)—
BandsInterchangeable silicone or nylon bands—
SportsRunning fitness scores and tests, race predictions, personalized marathon plans, Virtual Pacer, Effort Pace, real-time activity alerts—
HealthHRV, sleep, recovery time and menstrual cycle tracking—
MediaOn-watch media controls for skipping tracks or podcasts and adjusting volume—
Case—37 mm (36.8 mm diameter, 9.85 mm thick), stainless steel, Gorilla Glass, 27.1 g without wristband, 18 mm FKM wristband
Water Resistance—5 ATM (50 m)
Health Sensors—Multi-wavelength PPG heart rate sensor, HDR accelerometer (no ECG, SpO2 or temperature sensor)
Features—Heart rate notifications, respiratory scan, sleep tracking, VO2 max, menstrual cycle logging, 40+ automatic activities
OS—HealthSense, iOS 15+ / Android 9+ compatible
Colours—Black, white, rose gold and white