Mevo Gen 2
Practicers and instructors who want measured-club Fusion data with no recurring fees and have room depth.
FlightScope's replacement for the beloved Mevo+ puts patented Fusion Tracking (3D Doppler radar combined with synchronized image processing) into a compact, no-subscription package. It tracks 15 full-swing and chipping parameters plus 3 putting metrics, with measured rather than estimated club data, and includes a lifetime E6 Connect simulation bundle. As a radar unit it prefers room depth behind the player. At $1,299 base it is the easiest FlightScope to recommend in 2026; the loaded version near $2,274 adds the Pro Package and Face Impact Location.
Worth buying for the right builder, but read the warnings before it lands in your cart.
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Specs
| Tech | Fusion Tracking (3D Doppler radar + synchronized camera) |
|---|---|
| Data points | 15 full-swing/chipping + 3 putting (18 total) |
| Subscription | None; $0 ongoing cost, lifetime E6 Connect bundle included |
| Placement | Behind the ball; prefers room depth |
| Battery | ~6 hours |
| Connectivity | E6 Connect, FS Golf, GSPro |
Pros
- Fusion Tracking with measured club data in a compact package
- No subscription and a lifetime E6 Connect simulation bundle
- Instructor/fitter-friendly metrics including putting
Cons
- Radar prefers depth behind the player, so it needs room
- Best metrics (Face Impact Location) are a paid unlock
- Compact radar can be more setup-sensitive than a fixed camera
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