FlightScope Mevo+ Review (2026)

Overview

The FlightScope Mevo+ ($1,999) sits in the sweet spot between budget doppler units like the Garmin R10 and tour-level systems like TrackMan ($25,000). After 4 months of testing, here’s whether it’s worth the premium.

What’s in the Box

• Mevo+ unit with built-in camera
• USB-C charging cable
• Reflective stickers (for indoor use)
• Carry case
• E6 Connect trial included

Key Features

20+ Measured Metrics

The Mevo+ tracks everything the R10 does, plus:

• Spin rate (measured, not calculated)
• Spin loft
• Attack angle
• Dynamic loft
• Face to path
• Launch direction
• Curve
• Peak height
• Hang time

Built-in Camera

Unlike the R10, the Mevo+ has a built-in camera for video capture synced to your swing data. This is huge for swing analysis.

FS Golf App

FlightScope’s app is significantly more polished than Garmin’s Home Tee Hero:

• Video playback with data overlay
• Session history and trends
• Skills challenges and games
• Cloud storage for swings

Real-World Testing

Indoor Performance

Tested in the same 9ft ceiling, 12ft wide space as the R10:

Metric	Accuracy vs TrackMan	Notes
Ball Speed	±1 mph	Excellent
Launch Angle	±0.5°	Excellent
Spin Rate	±150 rpm	Measured, not calculated
Club Speed	±0.5 mph	Excellent
Carry Distance	±2 yards	Excellent

Bottom line: Noticeably more accurate than the R10, especially on spin rate.

Outdoor Performance

The Mevo+ shines outdoors. The larger radar unit and camera combination provides tour-level accuracy. Within ±1 yard of TrackMan on full shots.

Reflective Stickers

For indoor use, you need to apply small reflective stickers to the ball. It’s a minor hassle but necessary for accurate spin measurement. FlightScope includes 100+ stickers; replacements are cheap.

Pros

✅ Tour-level accuracy — Within ±2 yards of TrackMan indoors
✅ Measured spin rate — Not calculated like the R10
✅ Built-in camera — Video + data overlay
✅ Superior app — FS Golf is polished and useful
✅ No ceiling restrictions — Works fine in 8ft ceilings
✅ Simulation ready — E6 Connect, TGC 2019, GSPro compatible

Cons

❌ Price — $1,400 more than the R10
❌ Battery life — Only 3 hours vs R10’s 10 hours
❌ Heavier — Not as portable as the R10
❌ Reflective stickers — Minor hassle for indoor use
❌ Setup time — Takes 5-10 min vs R10’s 2 min

Who Should Buy It?

✅ Buy If:

• You want measured (not calculated) spin rates
• You’re building a permanent indoor simulator
• Video analysis matters to you
• Budget allows for the upgrade
• You play competitive golf and need precise data

❌ Skip If:

• The R10’s accuracy is “good enough” for your needs
• You need 10+ hour battery life
• You want grab-and-go portability
• Budget is tight (the R10 is 80% as good for 30% of the price)

The Competition

Feature	Mevo+	Garmin R10	TrackMan
Price	$1,999	$599	$25,000
Spin Rate	✅ Measured	⚠️ Calculated	✅ Measured
Video	✅ Built-in	❌	✅ External
Accuracy	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Battery	3 hrs	10 hrs	N/A (plugged in)
Best For	Serious golfers	Entry level	Tour pros

Verdict

Rating: 4.7/5 ⭐

The FlightScope Mevo+ is the best launch monitor under $2,500. It delivers 95% of TrackMan’s accuracy at 8% of the price.

For serious golfers building a dedicated simulator space, the Mevo+ is worth the premium over the R10. The measured spin rates and built-in camera justify the extra $1,400 for anyone who practices regularly.

For casual golfers or those just testing the waters, the Garmin R10 remains the smarter buy.

Recommended setup:

• Permanent indoor simulator space
• Pair with GSPro or TGC 2019
• Add a gaming PC/laptop with dedicated graphics
• Use a tablet for the FS Golf app (larger screen than phone)

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Last updated: February 2026 | Tested over 4 months, 150+ sessions

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