Current price
Reduced from $2,299. Pro Package and Face Impact together add $975, and stock can end without notice
FlightScope · Mevo+ 2023
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Confirm remaining stock, return terms, indoor dimensions, device compatibility, included courses, and whether the Pro Package or Face Impact package is necessary. The attractive hardware price can grow by $975 when both advanced packages are added
Current market
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Reduced from $2,299. Pro Package and Face Impact together add $975, and stock can end without notice
Mevo+ is unusually capable at $1,099 for a buyer with enough radar space who wants the included simulation package. Choose the newer Gen2 when longer product runway matters more than clearance value
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FlightScope reduced Mevo+ to $1,099 with limited stock while promoting Mevo Gen2 as the current personal platform
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Owner experience
Mevo+ remains useful for portable radar practice and mixed-handed rooms when the buyer has disciplined indoor space, while short rooms and short-game expectations are the recurring purchase boundary
Many owner reports do not identify original versus 2023 hardware. They support platform-level room and workflow themes, not exact battery, stand, course bundle, or generation claimsOwners continue to value portable club and ball data where radar has enough flight to observe
The clearance case is strongest for practice across indoor and outdoor locations
2 evidence recordsIndoor accuracy and capture depend on enough radar depth, ball choice or stickers, alignment, and control of the environment
A technically valid room and repeatable setup matter more than the lowest clearance price
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FlightScope lists Mevo+ with Fusion Tracking, twenty data parameters, action video, included E6 courses, skills challenges and PC practice software.
FlightScope displayed Mevo+ at $1,099, reduced from $2,299, with limited remaining stock.
The indoor setup calls for about eight feet from sensor to tee and eight to thirteen feet of ball flight, with metallic stickers used for reliable spin indoors.
FlightScope's 2026 guide places Mevo Gen2 after Mevo+ and offers a $1,049 Mevo+ trade-in route, establishing Mevo+ as the prior generation.
Mevo Gen2 is FlightScope's current portable personal radar platform and the direct successor comparison.
Garmin Approach R50 combines a camera launch monitor, built-in display and simulator functions in a self-contained unit.
Testing of the 2023 generation indoors and outdoors confirmed the portable radar workflow, twenty data points, video, E6 integration, revised stand, and improved battery compared with its predecessor.
Multi-year owners praised outdoor and range value while repeatedly describing indoor room sensitivity, RCT-ball or sticker dependence, setup discipline, and mixed trust in driver and short-game capture.
FlightScope's current store, product and 2026 range guide were checked on August 14, 2026. The model is in clearance inventory and should be treated as a supported prior generation rather than a normal current release.
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