Why This Launch Monitor BLOWS THE COMPETITION AWAY! 

@@rvoykin you don’t have to have a subscription to work on your game. Only if you want to play video golf sim.

@@jefffrye1398Though that is a fact, the other fact is that is it’s 3k unit cost. It needs to have at least some courses to play as a free version. It looks like a good monitor, however after forking out for the unit - it’s a bit greedy to ask for a costly subscription. Were it 500 cheaper and the subscription 100 per year it would become more appealing

That would be nice for sure

2.7 x is pie in the sky.

Probably gonna wait a while. High speed camera lenses aren't cheap. Ultimately, yes, the prices will go down over time -- but it will take years. Personally I wanted to enjoy having a sim for those years instead of waiting, so the price is well worth it.

It doesn't make sense to me how a Rapsodo MLM 2 Pro or a Garmin R10 is in the $500-700 range but these units are $3,000+ . I don't believe there is thousands of dollars more worth of technology in them.

@@bassmasta9117If I’m not mistaken the two launch monitors you mentioned are radar devices while launch monitors like the Eunicor and GC3 are camera based and should much more accurate.

Try a trackman or gc quad. You get what you pay for though.

@@bassmasta9117have you used or owned a premium launch monitor? I’ve owned the Rapsodo MLM2Pro, used Garmin, Mevo+, and SkyTrac. Now I own and use the Foresight GC3. The GC3 with ball and club data and its hands down more accurate and zero effort to set up. The budget friendly options are great but come with some rather large trade offs. Firstly, they are extremely sensitive to their environment. Secondly, can be annoying for anyone that doesn’t have a permanent setup. Lastly, most budget options can’t do indoor and outdoor well/accurately. There’s a reason pros aren’t walking around with a budget friendly gold simulator or why club fitters don’t use them. With that being said, an expensive option may not be right for a lot of folks and that’s okay. I’d rather have the most accurate and seamless option in my budget that’s built for game improvement first verses entertainment or casual users.

I haven’t heard anything new from Odin either

Surely you'll be reviewing one of these shortly mate! Expecting a st+ and mlm2pro comparison soon DM 😜 do they even sell these in Oz?

@@tezzlacoilz People have them in Aus definitely. Not sure if I will get to or not at this stage

Thanks David. Yes that’s a video that’s def coming, along with BLP comparison.

The graphics card is going to be the main piece. Mine is a 3060 TI.

That’s a best in class feature for sure. I love it.

I didn't think it would be something I used, it's the feature that I always have open when playing a round or working on the range. It is a truly great feature

Saw that too. Thats great news!

Yeah def wouldn’t recommend switching if you already own a BLP

It’s not 100% necessary, but it def improves the accuracy. Most optical devices require them.

I also bought one and kept it. When i line it up with my trackman, it was accurate within 1 percent! An absolute keeper!

@@TC.....why would you buy this if you already have a trackman? To compare them and keep it, makes no sense.

​@@SoCalMisfit712 could you think of any possibility an individual would own more than one launch monitor? Think really hard now.

@@Vermonstered really makes no sense to own more than one. If you find one that works better than the one you have, I think you would replace it. To have 3 different launchers that show you 3 different things kind of defeats the purpose. And the trackman should be far superior to this unit.

@@SoCalMisfit712wow brother chill it’s all good 👍

I tried it. It's great for mid and short game but the long ball is not there. That's my feeling. Could be different for you.

This or BLP. Either of them can connect to GS Pro which is your best bet for realistic simulation.

@@LetsPlayThru Excellent, thanks.

Most of these are going to require a gaming PC. Mine is running Windows 10 and a 3060Ti graphics card.

No iPad compatibility with the EML. that’s part of the “lite” price point. The EML has to be wired to a PC Ethernet port or via the USB Ethernet dongle they provide.

Most do. Mevo+ would be the almost lone exception, though you’ll still likely need a subscription to a third party to get the courses to play. Their Limited Edition comes with a lifetime subscription to E6 with some courses, but there is a higher upfront cost too.

Think of it as a save file. If you want to go back and review past numbers, there is a limit for some reason. But no, it def does not brick it.

@@LetsPlayThru thanks so much for the reply. Been looking hard at launch monitors trying to find the right device. This definitely in the running now.

You can fully use the unit for free with the view software. To get access to gspro you only need the $200/year subscription, lets be real, cancel one streaming service you dont use and there's your 200 bucks for the year lol. Also the em/eml, imo, is a considerable step above the mevo+. Not cost-wise, but if you're concerned about accuracy and not having no-reads frequently throughout your round. I have used both the eye mini and the mevo+ extensively for over a year each, and I would pay $2750 + $200/year over a mevo+ and pro package a hundred times over. Lastly I have never had any desire to take my eye mini to the range, I mean, why pay for a bucket of balls when I have all the free balls I could want to hit in my garage with all the data provided?

Right! I hit in my shed and don’t have the room for a set behind unit. The course I go to has units at their range to rent. I would like to play a course with a sim in the winter in the shed for fun.

The garmin is not even close to the EML I thought I was really good till I switched n then I realised the r10 lied to me 🤣 n I don't really hit that straight

@@ojsvids2758 I find the Garmin to be pretty accurate for my left / right and spin for my shots, but I find that when I actually play my irons go 10-12 yards further than the numbers the Garmin gives me in my sim... it's like a club too short for me.

Most times I use a Monster Mat

Haha, thanks. Zero carbs!

@@LetsPlayThru I think many of us have noticed your weight loss, you look great. I know it's always a super personal thing, but a lot of us are battling the "dad bod", maybe you could do a video on how you've changed your diet. I also know it's not an equipment review, but fitness plays a big role in swinging the club better. Your weight loss is definitely inspirational.

Yes, I wouldn’t recommend taking it outdoors. That’s where the BLP and regular Eye Mini would fare better. This saves money but indoor only is one main trade off.

You CAN take it outside. You just have to provide power & a computer to connect it to.

I think that may be a little too low. You could maybe get away with irons only, but even still, I wouldn’t recommend it. Generally speaking you want 10’ of clearance.

@@LetsPlayThru Thanks for the reply and more power to your channel. Great reviews man, really great.

Yes, Uneekor officially supports GSpro. You do need at least the Pro Package on the Eyemini Lite to get access to sim software.

Yeah but not so easy when it’s raining, snowing, night time, can’t get a tee time, etc.

Take a look at my video on the Voicecaddie SC300i and SC4 devices. That should suit that purpose. But best for outdoor as it’s a Doppler unit. Indoor a different story. You really want optical if possible for that.

I'm curious if someone could come up with an app for the Iphone. They are equipped with multiple cameras and LIDAR. Seems that someone that knew what they were doing could write software that would make an iphone into a rudimentary camera based launch monitor.

An app like you’ve described exists now - called GolfBoy. I just demoed it while I was in Japan. Review coming in about 2 weeks. It’s pretty cool for sure, but as Jefferson stated above, the tech in units like Eye Mini Lite is extremely powerful and that accuracy comes at a price.

@@LetsPlayThru I'm definitely looking forward to watching it when it's available.

Sounds like what a poor person would say

Sounds like what a poor person would say

I hope one of my friends buys one!

Cost keeps coming down...

​@@TC.....Probably uses washcloths in shower

I own both BLP, GC4, and Eye Mini Lite and I would disagree.

@@LetsPlayThru for me, it was all about the chipping and putting. Playing on GSPro in money tournaments, leagues etc. I found the Eye Mini was awful for that. The BLP has been spot on for every single shot from3 ft to 100 ft putts and 3 yards to 330 yards shots for me.

@@TeeToGreenGolf24 I wonder if you had a lemon. I think the putting is much much better than the others.

@@LetsPlayThru must have. I take my BLP to the course all the time and run a stimp meter reading and then run the ball speed on the BLP and compare it with the stimp/ball speed chart for GSPro and it’s literally spot on within a couple inches.

I have 4 year round courses within 15 min drive of my house. But I still want to build a sim 😅

I think they priced it perfectly actually. Below anything in its category but not a crazy leap from the next tier down.

No it’s not. R10 isn’t that accurate, and it’s super laggy, has constant issues with sleep mode and disconnects. I’ve compared it to other launch monitors and it’s way worse than anything over $1000 in my testing. But it’s portable so I feel like these don’t compete

@@itshadouken better than paying $3k

Haha then why did you watch and spend time making a comment you ding dong