FlightScope Mevo - Portable Personal Launch Monitor for Golf

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The data you receive is accurate, however, my biggest problem is hitting the ball straight and fixing my slice.

I had some shots that were wayoff, but if you were to just look at some of the stats, you wouldn’t necessarily see that.Photometric launch monitors take accurate measurements when data is gathered upon impact between the golf ball and the clubhead. Outdoor Mode The battery has a level indicator to warn you when a charge is required. On a full charge, there is sufficient power for approximately 3 practice sessions. Connectivity I’ll be breaking out my Mevo again soon to test out using it with the upgraded app soon. What Data do You Get with the FlightScope Mevo? Winner: Tie. The set up is almost identical. The Mevo Plus does have a couple extra steps, but they’re short, and they provide the additional data that you bought Mevo Plus for. Both the FlightScope Mevo and Mevo Plus are fairly easy to use for anyone who regularly uses a smart phone. The Mevo connects to your phone or tablet via Bluetooth; the Mevo Plus creates a WiFi network that your device connects to. In both cases, the connection happens automatically when you open the app.

Both launch monitors provide excellent data to guide you in your quest for a perfect swing and will guide you to aspects of your game that you can improve to reach utopia.FlightScope Mevo Golf gives you the ability to take your golf game to the next level when paired with a FlightScope Mevo® radar. This app features the ability to capture automated video on your phone or tablet, and provides real-time performance data overlay with the video. Whether you want to view only video or just data, Mevo Golf allows you to fully customize your display. It feels like a small thing to be able to do this, but I found being able to use my watch to be an incredibly convenient and useful tool while I was on the range using the FlightScope. One of the biggest problems with using the Mevo is trying to figure out how to properly place your phone so that you can easily access and view the data, or position it for using the camera (more on that in a minute). I’m pretty convinced that the most useful piece of golf tech isn’t a golf product at all, but rather the Apple Watch. Whether you’re using it as part of a GPS app like GolfLogix, or in conjunction with a product like Mevo or Arccos– I’ve been continually impressed with how well many of the Apple Watch integrations have been.