Uneekor Launch Monitor Review - EYEXO, QED, EYEMini

The EyeMini, QED, EyeXO, and EyeXO2 use ultra-high-speed cameras to capture and analyze your shot data. Capable of capturing over 3000 frames per second, these devices provide superb accuracy and instant shot display.

The differentiator with Uneekor lies in their Ball, Club, and Swing OPTIX technology. This technology gives you the opportunity to view a super slow-mo video of your ball spin, club path, and even your swing by adding their SwingOptix cameras.

This is, undoubtedly, one of our favorite features of the Uneekor launch monitors as it's incredibly helpful to get a confirming look at what your club and ball are doing at impact.

Without a doubt, the accuracy of the Uneekor QED and EYE XO series are top-notch. From driver to wedge, the QED and EYE XO are right up there with TrackMan and FlightScope X3 in regards to accuracy. And not just with distance numbers. We find that Uneekor is accurate across the board - from spin, launch angles, swing speed, and more.

Another thing we love about these launch monitors is that they don't miss many shots. From duck hooks, to shanks, to 300+ yard drives, these devices are able to pick up a variety of abnormal shots. Which is something that many launch monitors tend to misread.

The speed at which these launch monitors pick up the shot is also a huge plus. In just about as much time as it takes for you to lift your head up towards the target after impact, these devices will have your data and your shot tracer displayed. 

This really adds to the realism of your experience. Even though you're hitting balls indoors into a screen, it really feels like you're hitting out onto a driving range. The timing of when you hit the ball to the speed at which the shot tracer is displayed feels very real.

With cheaper launch monitors, it can sometimes take 1-3 seconds between impact to when your shot is displayed. 

The OPTIX ball and club technology that Uneekor has is REALLY cool.

It's the only launch monitor I've used that provides this level of club analysis. It gives you the ability to see a slo-motion close-up video of your club path through impact, as well as a close up view on your ball spin through the first few inches of ball flight.

As you can see, this level of analysis is just un-real. You can even pause the video and go frame by frame if you want. If you're a serious gamer, then this technology is a must-have.

Uneekor does a great job of bridging the gap between the $2,000 launch monitors (SkyTrak and Mevo+), that provide little to no club data. And the $15k+ launch monitors (Trackman and FlightScope X3). 

Uneekor will provide a ton of great ball data and some club data (Club Speed, smash factor, club path, face to path, and face angle). All in all, those are the main club data metrics most people look at anyway.

The EYE XO and EYE XO2 provides a lot more granular club-data metrics with the coolest metric being Impact Point. Or where the ball impacted your club in relation to the center of the face. 

Uneekor's products both provide a somewhat large hitting zone. The hitting zone is the area where a ball can be on your hitting mat, where the launch monitor will be able to read the shot. When setting up both units, you can configure where the hitting zone will be. Typically somewhere near the center of your mat.

When a ball is inside the hitting zone, the device will light up red and also provide a subtle ding sound to let you know it's ready to go. When your ball is outside of the hitting zone, the launch monitors will not light up, letting you know you need to move your ball to a better location.

Overall, the hitting zone is about a 1' x 2' area. Which is just big enough to not really have to worry about placing the ball in the perfect location every shot.

Uneekor offers golf simulation as a part of their offering. Uneekor has its own simulation software called Refine+ which is a great starter option. Here are some of our favorite software features:

• Driving Range
• Shortgame complex
• Challenge Mode with island green
• 15 Golf Courses

and much more!

Both the Uneekor QED and EYE XO offer golf simulation as a part of their offering. Uneekor has its own simulation software called Refine and Succeed. Or you can use one of Uneekor's compatible 3rd party golf simulation providers like E6 Connect, TGC, or GSPRO.

After comparing all your options we feel that pairing Uneekor with TGC 2019 is by far the best option. It's the most budget-friendly and has the most (and best) course selection.

The downside to both Refine and Succeed is that the courses are all non-U.S. courses. So you won't get any of the famous courses like Pebble Beach or Augusta like you will with TGC 2019. TGC 2019 also offers many online events where you can play in tournaments. Considering the price of TGC 2019 is the same ($995), we find ourselves enjoying the course selection of TGC 2019 far more.

Here is a good comparison of the different golf simulation options you have with Uneekor: