Once it was paired I put it about 8 feet behind where I was hitting, and hit my first ball.Īlmost instantly, it audibly told me the carry number. My first time out, I took the Mevo+ to an indoor setup to see how it worked. The only real issue I had during the setup process was setting up the e6 simulator features – but we’ll cover that a little bit later as well. I’ll cover all of that later on in this review. It worked equally as well on my iPad as it did with my iPhone.īut, and this is a big but, in order to get it to track properly you really have to make sure all of your setup variables are inputted properly. This held true whether I was on an outdoor grass range, covered range, or inside in a batting cage. I was afraid the Mevo+ was going to be more difficult to use than the budget launch monitors I’d tried, but setup was just as fast, if not faster than other devices. It uses the camera on the front of the device and allows you to properly align the Mevo+ to your environment, to ensure that “straight” is actually where you think it is. One feature I found really useful was the Target Align mode. I downloaded the FS Golf App, logged in, and paired it to my iPad via the QR code on the back of the device.įrom there, I was ready to rock in less than 2 minutes. Just like it’s little brother, the Mevo Plus is extremely easy to setup. The Mevo+ frankly just looks pro – more so than any devices I’ve tested out at a lower price point. So if you’re thinking about investing in one and just want to know if it’s worth the cost of admission?īut if you’re looking for more insight into why it’s worth it, then keep reading. It outperforms less expensive devices in nearly every way, while still costing a fraction of a new Trackman or Flightscope X3. I’ve been hoping to get my hands on a FlightScope Mevo+ for a long time to see if it truly is the product that delivers a professional launch monitor experience at a more modest price point.Īnd after numerous sessions with the Mevo+? I can safely say it’s everything I’d hoped it would be.
Over the past two years, I’ve used and reviewed a number of consumer-level launch monitors such as the Rapsodo MLM, Garmin R10, and the FlightScope Mevo.Īll of those hover in the $500 range, and for all of their benefits, they each have some drawbacks as well. Updated in August 2022 to reflect pricing changes, add new videos, and review fusion tracking and Pro Package features.
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