Fitbit Ace LTE vs COROS PACE 4

Fitbit Ace LTE

Fitbit Ace LTE

vsCOROS PACE 4

COROS PACE 4

Fitbit Ace LTECOROS PACE 4
DisplayColor OLED, 333 ppi, DCI-P3, Corning Gorilla Glass 31.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen with tapered edge and automatic brightness (COROS cites 164% higher resolution than PACE 3)
BatteryUp to 16 hours (328 mAh typical); about 30 minutes to 60%, about 70 minutes to 100%Up to 19 days of daily use; up to 41 hours of GPS in All Systems (High) GPS mode
Case41.04 x 44.89 x 13.35 mm, 28.03 g without band; band fits 120-200 mm wrists—
Water ResistanceWater resistant to 50 m—
ConnectivityBuilt-in 4G LTE (Fitbit Ace Pass subscription required), Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC (Tap to Pay), GPS/GNSS—
SensorsAccelerometer, optical heart rate sensor, altimeter, magnetometer, ambient light sensor, gyroscopeRedesigned optical heart rate sensor with larger LEDs, built-in microphone
AudioBuilt-in microphone and speaker—
CompatibilityFitbit Ace app on Android 11 or newer or iOS 16 or newer—
Target ageKids 7 and up—
Body—11.8 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
Positioning—All-Systems and Dual-Frequency satellite modes
Controls—Touchscreen, two buttons and a tactile digital dial, plus an Action Button for data screens, media controls, breadcrumb navigation and Voice Pins
Charging—USB-C charging adapter (cable not included)
Bands—Interchangeable silicone or nylon bands
Sports—Running fitness scores and tests, race predictions, personalized marathon plans, Virtual Pacer, Effort Pace, real-time activity alerts
Health—HRV, sleep, recovery time and menstrual cycle tracking
Media—On-watch media controls for skipping tracks or podcasts and adjusting volume