FlightScope Mevo+
Is The Legendary Radar LM Worth It on Clearance?
"The Mevo+ at $1,099 clearance is the best value radar launch monitor money can buy — if you have the space. No annual fees, directly measured spin, GSPro compatibility, and legendary FlightScope accuracy combine for a 5-year TCO that nothing at this price can touch. The trade-offs are real (16+ ft depth, needs dots indoors, discontinued), but for the right buyer this is the smartest dollar in sim golf right now."
The FlightScope Mevo+
In the wild
The scorecard
Ratings as tested, out of 10.
| Spec | As tested | Caddie's note |
|---|---|---|
| Overall | 7.5 | |
| Accuracy | 7.5 | |
| Value | 9.0 | |
| Ease of use | 7.0 | |
| Software | 8.0 | |
| Price | $1,099 | |
| Brand | FlightScope |
what it does well —
- At $1,099 clearance with zero subscription fees, the 5-year TCO is genuinely unmatched
- Directly measured spin (not estimated) — 3D Doppler + camera Fusion Technology
- 12 E6 Connect courses included out of the box — no subscription needed
- GSPro works without any additional subscription fees
- Excellent outdoor accuracy — works at the range AND in the garage
- 20+ data parameters including club speed, smash factor, angle of attack
- No region lock — works worldwide
what to know going in —
- Needs 16+ feet of room depth (7-9 ft behind the ball) — not for tight spaces
- Indoor spin requires metallic dots or RCT balls for reliable readings
- Discontinued — clearance stock only, once it's gone it's gone
- No built-in display — requires phone, tablet, or PC
- USB-Mini charging in 2026 (yes, really)
- Short battery life (~1.5 hours in simulator mode)
- Club path and face angle require the $1,000 Pro Package upgrade
Watch It in Action
Is the FlightScope Mevo+ still worth buying on clearance in 2026? At $1,099 clearance (discontinued, replaced by Mevo Gen 2), the Mevo+ delivers unmatched 5-year value for radar fans — directly measured spin via Fusion Technology, GSPro compatibility with no additional fees, and 12 E6 Connect courses included out of the box. The catch: it needs 16+ feet of room depth and metallic dots or RCT balls for reliable indoor readings. Compare it with the Mevo Gen 2 for the upgrade path, or see our best launch monitors under $1,000 guide for modern alternatives that need less space.
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