SLX MicroSim Indoor Mobile Golf Simulator: Fun Interactive Golf with Motion Sensor and Swing Stick for Indoor and Outdoor Golfing - Compatible with Android, iOS, PC (E6 Connect, GSPro, CreativeGolf)

The media could not be loaded. I read so many scathing reviews on the setup of this product, and I had such an opposite experience setting it up that I felt compelled to give my own review in favor of SLX.The hardest part is the registration on both SLX and E6. The next hardest decision was whether I wanted to bind the license to my iPhone or to my Gaming PC because E6 will only allow one device. Connecting via Bluetooth to my phone once I had decided on my iPhone being the device to bind to was instantaneous and was a fairly consistent/strong connection throughout. I then airplay to my TV as you can see in the video and was on my way on the driving range within 15 minutes.The subscription cost after six months is a little disappointing, but that’s no different than any other golfing simulator or launch monitor that chooses to use E6 or GSPro (which is $250 a year, I believe). I’m hopeful that the SLX app will improve over time and will be a competent experience, but if not I don’t really mind spending $100 a year to get a bunch of courses on E6 either.The distances versus my clubhead speed are a little extreme. Admittedly, I don’t hit a seven iron 190-200 yards as much as I would love to do so. But when I try to hit a draw or a fade with the club face open or closed, it was fairly accurate and I was surprised at the fidelity for $200.== SUMMARY ==In short, this is actually quite a bit of fun. It will keep me swinging in the winter during the cold New England nights and will make for some fun competition with my buddies.Zero complaints or regrets, ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ all around. ⛳️ 👍

Product worked great with everything out of the box. However when attached to my Driver not so much. I got a few hits at the range in when I noticed the face plate flew off after hitting a ball. My guess is the vibrations from making contact with the ball loosened the screw and glue used to keep it together.

Having used the optishot and the tittle x I have to say this little device is the best. The only headache is having to clip it on different clubs if your using real clubs and foam or real balls but the swing stick works good and feels very premium. The best part is you don't have to worry about breaking any sensors when you miss the ball or fat it. It will still show you hit the ball if you miss it because this device is tracking the club not the ball but if you fat it you loose major distance and will show the ball flight going anywhere as you would expect on real course. This in my opinion this is for someone looking to have fun with golf inside when the weather doesn't cooperate, and for someone looking to get a good swing down and hone your swing. It does better then expected on direction. I know when I slice or pull a ball and it shows right up when I do pull or majorly cut it. The e6 software after your free year is over tho is a little expensive in my opinion if you still want the five courses and multiple driving ranges, but if you don't mind not having all that you still have one course and one driving range for free threw the demo. All in all I'm very pleased with this little device and would recommend it highly.

SwingLogic formerly known as TittleX is actually pretty cool. Accuracy is OK, not perfect but OK for practicing inside.The golf stick that comes with it is cool for the video game aspect of it, but using the Tracker/Bluetooth device with the club adapter is way better to practice your real swing.Battery life is excellent, however Bluetooth connection fail when the device go below 30%.So far really cool piece to play in my garage with friends.One complaint. I hate that you have to pay for the virtual golf courses. I feel that at least 1 course should be free.

I’ve been in the market for some time to get a home golf simulator. I have the projector, screen, hitting mat, impact net, all I need is the actually launch monitor. I watched a bunch of online videos and most seemed to have been produced by swinglogic, because they were all saying how accurate it was. After that, I figured for $240, this was a at least a good place to start while I narrowed down which LM I wanted to go with (still thinking skytrack and this just confirms it). I got this on Friday, 3/25 and was very excited to get home and use it. Unfortunately, that excitement turned to disappointment very quickly once I started using it.The pros: Its cheap. It’s not very difficult to setup. It at least pretends to give you swing analysis (club/ball speed, face alignment and distance) when it actually works, it can be a little fun. I felt mostly frustration while attempting but I’ll get to that in the cons.The cons: It doesn’t give real swing analytics. They are more like a guess. Using your own clubs is a big pain in the ass with the way you have to swap out the clips. It registers 1 out of every 5 swings I made. It says “ready” then you take your backswing and it goes back to “waiting” again. I attempted to take my putt 23 times on the first hole before it registered. My 11 year old son hits a 7 iron about 75 yards in real life and this thing was giving him distances of 216, 212 and 209 on his 3 attempts, after selecting the 7 iron on the app and then using his 7 iron to swing. All of them were dead straight as well, even when he hit off the hotel and the real ball shot to the right at a 45° angle (he slices everything in real life). I hit my driver about 305-315 in real life and play a draw. This was showing dead straight, even when I would purposefully pull it left and it was only going about 220-230 (I hit that with my 4 iron).I really wanted to like this but it was just another example of “you get what you pay for” for me.Basically, this is just a video game that allows you swing your arms instead of using a controller and that only works sometimes..Save your money, spend the extra $1700 and buy a skytrack or mevo+