Home Golf Simulator 2021 E6 Connect Edition - Indoor Real Golf Game Experience with Smart Micro Sensor Swing Analyzer (Compatible with iOS and PC)

Ok, I've been messing around with this for about a month now.I'll preface this by saying, I'm pretty thrilled with the little thing. With that said, how happy you will be depends on what you're hoping to receive.Playing simulated rounds, both with real clubs and with their swing stick, is just so much fun. And I say this as both a golfer and a gamer. My friends have loved it. My father (66 years old) loved it. Are distances totally accurate? No. I can bomb a 4 iron 250 yards with a "4 iron" using the swing stick, but can't get a "3 wood" to go 200 with it. If you generally hit the ball further than your friend on the course, will you in these simulations. Absolutely. So does that make it any less fun? Absolutely not. It just makes it a little more arcade-y. (I should note, it is much more accurate with actual clubs, but it can be a bit of a hassle playing with friends, constantly switching whose clubs the tittle is on).If you're looking for a training aid... it's a bit more of a mixed bag. It CAN help you, but only with specific things. There's not a lot of documentation as far as what it measures. From my observations:1) It does a good job with club-face positioning (open/closed). BUT it appears struggle if your club face opens/closes as a result of your swing plane moving.2) I can't tell whether it tracks club-path (in to out vs out to in). I have been unable to hit a pull fade or a push draw. I end up with a draw/hook or fade/slice, respectively. I have not been able to take it to a range and test this.3) It can not determine the quality of contact (toe/heel/thin/fat) -- though this should be obvious.4) It is pretty good at determining club head speed.All told, it does an ok job of modeling your shot, provided you aren't making some very serious/strange mistakes/adjustments. If nothing else, it is consistent in how it models it. So you can use it to improve your swing. There are better tools to do that... but... they're going to cost you $500 at a minimum, and if you know anything about them, you know they come with their own set of issues.

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The product worked great the first day. I got home from work the next day and it wouldn't stay connected to any device. I tried my iPhone computer and ipad. Nothing would resolve connectivity issue. If this was resolved easily worth the money. But losing functionality by the second day is unacceptable. 0/10

The media could not be loaded. Easy to set up and use. It is lightning fast. As soon as my ball hits my projector screen it continues on the screen as a sort of red shot tracer line. I have it connected to a laptop whichbis connected to a $100 projector I bought on Amazon a couple years ago. I originally bought the projector for the rapsodo r motion, but did not like the clips. This uses a rubber clip that holds a lightweight sensor which vibrates to tell you it is ready. I believe it uses very similar tech to the zepp 2 which I have had for a couple years. Zepp doesn't have a simulator, though. I may add more to tgis review. I also have a mevo and a Garmin g80 launch monitor, so I can test against them. I bought both of those and the zepp and the rapsodo on Amazon. In addition, I bought one of those white and blue swing speed radars and got it yesterday. I already had a swingmate radar. Love this stuff. This simulator shows ball flight instantly. I go to PGA Tour Superstore frequently tobuse their foresight with my mevo and Garmin g80 and the foresight system has a delay in showing the ball flight. With the rapsodo simulator, I felt like the clips were easily breakable and it just wasn't right for me. I also felt their clips were heavy compared to this rubber clip and sensor. I did not want my swing weight changed. This does not affect the feel of the club. Measurements are in yards and mph. I was wondering if they would be in meters and mph, but they were not. I am very happy with this purchase. I highly recommend this product.

I purchased the set with the swing stick, and everything arrived well packaged. The sensor was obviously used, as it was very scratched and worn, which wasn't advertised when I purchased the product. The stick was in good condition, though. The clip showed signs of wear, but the grip, shaft and foam end were in very good condition.I haven't set up a full simulator in my house (yet), but so far with just my laptop, my TV, and the tittle swing stick setup, I've really enjoyed the few rounds I've played so far. The sensor seems accurate enough. It's generous at times with distance and direction, but the results seem very close to what I'd expect in real life. The club head speed from the sensor is very close to my average, and the distance is pretty close as well...ok, it might add a few yards... It's generous when I clearly come over the top, or leave the face open, the ball doesn't spray quite as much as it would in real life. It does a surprisingly good job of judging when you're closed, open or square, though. Chipping and putting is obviously difficult, as is typical with all simulators, but once you get the hang of it, you can place your chips almost as well as real life (hopefully it doesn't screw up my chipping IRL...stay tuned).If you enjoy the game, and don't have the space for a full blown simulator, this really is a fun option.

Fun and pretty accurate. It would be 5 stars but the fact there is only one cradle is a real disappointment. You have to change the cradle from club to club every shot.