FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 vs Mevo+

The FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ both sit behind the ball, track the ball and club with radar and a camera, and show your ball and club data in FlightScope's free FS Golf app. The Gen 2 is FlightScope's current model and runs longer on a charge. The Mevo+ is discontinued and costs less, and FlightScope still services and updates the Mevo+.

Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+

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Which to pick

Pick the Mevo Gen 2 if

  • you want longer battery life
  • you want the model FlightScope still makes

Pick the Mevo+ if

  • you want to save over a hundred dollars
  • your practice sessions run under three hours

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Mevo Gen 2

Mevo Gen 2
Technology
Radar plus a built-in camera
Placement
8 ft behind the ball
Battery
6 hours
Included courses
8 courses for the E6 Connect simulator program
Membership
Free app; club path and face angle come with the one-time Pro Package

Why it shines

The Gen 2 runs for 6 hours on a charge, against 3 for the Mevo+. Like the Mevo+, the Gen 2 sits behind the ball, so left- and right-handed players can take turns without moving the unit.

The Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ show these numbers in the free FS Golf app:

  • Ball data: ball speed, launch angle, spin rate and spin axis (the tilt of the spin that curves the ball left or right). Indoors, spin rate and spin axis are accurate only with one of the included aluminum stickers on the ball or a Titleist RCT ball.
  • Club data: club speed and attack angle (whether the club is moving down or up at impact).
  • With the one-time Pro Package, a paid add-on: club path (the direction the club travels through impact), face angle (where the clubface points at impact) and dynamic loft (the loft on the clubface at impact).

What owners say

Gen 2 owners in FlightScope's customer reviews who compared their numbers side by side with a Trackman, GCQuad or Foresight launch monitor report close matches. On Reddit, 17 owners say distances read short indoors or into a net, often by 10 to 30 yards and most with the driver and long clubs, even when the same unit reads correctly outdoors. The complaint that recurs in FlightScope's reviews is the Wi-Fi link to the phone, tablet or PC: dropped connections and several tries to reconnect.

Worth noting

The Gen 2 and Mevo+ need 16 feet of depth from the unit to the screen: 8 feet behind the ball and at least 8 feet in front of it. FlightScope gives 9 feet as the minimum ceiling height. In a room with limited depth, a unit that sits beside the ball or on the ceiling fits better: see the best launch monitors for a garage or room with limited depth.

Mevo+

Mevo+
Technology
Radar plus a built-in camera
Placement
8 ft behind the ball
Battery
3 hours
Included courses
12 courses for the E6 Connect simulator program
Membership
Free app; club path and face angle come with the one-time Pro Package

$1,099 on sale, regular $2,299

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Why it shines

The Mevo+ shows the same ball and club data as the Gen 2 in the free FS Golf app. The Mevo+ comes with 12 courses for the E6 Connect simulator program, against 8 for the Gen 2, and the Mevo+ costs less.

What owners say

Mevo+ owners in FlightScope's customer reviews like the E6 courses that come with the unit and the one-time price with no subscription. The complaint that recurs is battery life: several owners say the charge runs out during a session, and some bought an external battery pack. On Reddit, 6 owners say the Mevo+'s full-shot distances, spin and shot shape match real play, and 7 say driver readings indoors show fades, slices or hooks that didn't happen.

Worth noting

The Mevo+ is discontinued, and FlightScope says it will keep supporting the Mevo+ with service and updates. Bought from FlightScope's own store, the Mevo+ can be returned within 7 days of delivery, against 30 days for the Gen 2.

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Simulator software
Mevo Gen 2Mevo+
GSProGSPro licenseGSPro license
E6 Connect8 courses included; more sold separately12 courses included; more sold separately
Awesome GolfAwesome Golf licenseAwesome Golf license
FS GolfFreeFree
Supported metrics
Mevo Gen 2Mevo+
Ball speedMeasuredMeasured
Launch angleMeasuredMeasured
Launch directionMeasuredMeasured
Spin rateMeasuredMeasured
Spin axisMeasuredMeasured
Club speedMeasuredMeasured
Attack angleMeasuredMeasured
Club pathPro PackagePro Package
Face anglePro PackagePro Package
Impact locationFace Impact Location add-onFace Impact Location add-on

Indoors, with the included stickers on the ball or with Titleist RCT balls.

Questions

What is the difference between the Mevo Gen 2 and the Mevo+?
The Gen 2 is the newer model, released in 2025. The Gen 2's battery lasts 6 hours to the Mevo+'s 3, and the Mevo+ comes with 12 E6 Connect courses to the Gen 2's 8. The Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ both combine radar with a camera, sit 8 feet behind the ball, and add club path, face angle and dynamic loft with the one-time Pro Package.
Do the Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ require a subscription?
No. The Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ show ball and club data in the free FS Golf app. Club path, face angle and dynamic loft (the loft on the clubface at impact) come with the Pro Package, a one-time purchase.
Do the Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ need special balls?
Indoors, the Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ need one of the included aluminum stickers on the ball, or a Titleist RCT ball, to measure spin accurately. Outdoors, regular balls work.
Do the Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ show club path?
Yes, with the Pro Package. Club path is the direction the club travels through impact.
Do the Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ work with GSPro?
Yes. You buy GSPro separately, and GSPro runs on Windows PCs.
Do the Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ have putting?
Yes. The Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ read putts and show launch speed, total distance and ball direction. For putting, the unit sits closer to the ball than for full swings.
How much space do the Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ need?
Each unit sits 8 feet behind the ball and needs at least 8 feet from the ball to the screen, which makes 16 feet from the unit to the screen. FlightScope gives 9 feet as the minimum ceiling height.
Is the Mevo Gen 2 waterproof?
FlightScope publishes no water-resistance rating for either unit, and both manuals say to keep the unit away from moisture, including rain.
Do the Mevo Gen 2 and Mevo+ need Wi-Fi?
Each unit makes its own Wi-Fi network, and your phone, tablet or PC joins that network to show your data.
Is the Mevo+ discontinued?
Yes. FlightScope says it will keep supporting the Mevo+ with service and updates. The Gen 2 is FlightScope's current model.