FlightScope

FlightScope Mevo Gen2 Launch Monitor

Regular price $1,299.00
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Why Mevo Gen2

Pro-grade, piece by piece

Pro Radar Accuracy, No Subscription

Pro Radar Accuracy, No Subscription

The FlightScope Mevo Gen2 packs professional 3D Doppler tracking radar into a compact, portable unit — and unlike most launch monitors in its class, all core data parameters are free, with no subscription required. Unlock full club data with optional add-ons whenever you're ready.

Indoor and Outdoor Ready

Indoor and Outdoor Ready

Practice in your simulator bay or take it to the range — the Mevo Gen2 tracks accurately in both environments. Lightweight, battery-powered, and ready to go in seconds.

Complete Ball Flight Data

Complete Ball Flight Data

Capture ball speed, club speed, smash factor, launch angle, spin, apex, carry, and more on every shot — the data you need to actually improve, delivered with FlightScope's trusted radar accuracy.

Works With Your Sim Software

Works With Your Sim Software

Pairs with E6 Connect and popular simulator platforms, plus the free FlightScope app for shot tracing and video. Turn any space into a practice studio or full simulator.

Built-In Shot Tracer

Built-In Shot Tracer

Record and overlay an automatic shot tracer on your swing videos — perfect for tracking progress, sharing on social, or breaking down your ball flight frame by frame.

Where It Fits

Pairs with any impact screen

The Mevo Gen2 sits behind the ball and needs only about 8 feet of hitting space indoors. Pair it with a net for quick practice, or an impact screen and projector for a full simulator — the radar tracks the same either way.

Hitting Space ~8′ deep
Placement Behind ball
Pair With Net or screen
FlightScope Mevo Gen2 set up behind the ball in an indoor golf simulator with an impact screen
The Fine Print

Details & requirements

What's in the box

FlightScope Mevo Gen2 launch monitor, USB-C charging cable, and free access to the FlightScope app. Alignment and positioning aids are included per FlightScope's retail packaging.

Setup & tech requirements

Sits on the ground behind the ball — works indoors with as little as ~8 ft of ball flight, or outdoors with none. Pairs wirelessly with the free FlightScope app on iOS, Android, and Windows PC, and connects to E6 Connect and major simulator software. Rechargeable battery charges via USB-C.

Shipping & delivery

Free shipping within the US, typically delivered in 3–5 business days with tracking. Manufacturer Direct — ships from FlightScope, separately from any other items in your order.

Returns & warranty

30-day returns on unused units in original packaging. Backed by the full FlightScope manufacturer warranty — our team helps with setup questions and any warranty claims.

What Golfers Say About the Mevo Gen2

The Mevo Gen2 launched in late 2025 — independent expert test reviews below; owner reviews will be added as they land. Named MyGolfSpy’s Staff Pick for Best Personal Launch Monitor of 2025.

4.7
Based on 4 expert reviews
5 stars
75%
4 stars
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Despite having a few annoyances around the setup and the stand, the FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 is the most professional feeling launch monitor in the $1k price range. Roughly 7 out of 10 shots were within 1-2 yards of the Trackman, with spin numbers less than 200 RPMs off.

Sean Ogle Via Breaking Eighty

With an overall average yardage distance of just -0.881 or 1.33% it comes in as the most accurate launch monitor we have ever tested on the range.

Carl’s Place testing team Via Carl’s Place driving-range test

The FlightScope Mevo Gen2 has a lot to offer and needs to be a consideration for anyone looking at a launch monitor in the under $2000 category - especially if you’re thinking about setting up a simulator. It worked great right out of the box.

Matt Meeker Via Plugged In Golf

The Flightscope Mevo Gen 2 is a well-balanced, thoughtfully updated radar launch monitor that delivers exactly what it promises - provided you understand its strengths and limitations. Putting remains the most challenging aspect of indoor radar use.

Bobby Heckeroth Via Friendly Golfer

Expert reviews sourced from independent golf publications