Features
- High Accuracy & Wide Detection Range - Measures speeds up to 199 kph (150 mph). For best accuracy, ensure the ball flight passes within the optimal measurement zone, approximately 20–50 ft from the radar, or position the radar about 45° beside the batter when measuring swing motion. In addition to baseball, it also detects speeds in soccer, hockey, tennis, and lacrosse.
- Hands-Free Operation - Unlike traditional gun-style radars that require a second person to operate, this model allows true solo use. Simply set up the unit on its tripod and start training immediately, ideal for individual or team sessions. The stable, hands-free setup ensures consistent measurements and lets players focus fully on their drills.
- Voice Announcement Feature - Exclusive built-in speaker announces every speed reading in real time, allowing uninterrupted solo practice. Especially helpful when visibility is limited or when users are not wearing glasses, enabling effortless performance tracking.
- Data-Driven Training - Integrated data logging automatically records the last ten speed readings. Review and compare results to identify progress and patterns, providing data-driven insights for systematic skill development and long-term improvement.
- Large LED Display for Day & Night Use - The 4.7" LED display is larger than most consumer sports radars (typically 1.2"–4.3"), providing bright red digits that remain clearly visible in both daylight and low-light training conditions.
- High-Precision Performance - Advanced radar design ensures reliable and repeatable readings. When used correctly, it delivers accuracy comparable to top-tier professional sports radars. Smart choice for consistent, dependable performance.
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Details were last updated on Mar 22, 2026 10:41 +08.
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Details were last updated on Mar 22, 2026 10:41 +08.
