I like what the device shows me about my swing. I would prefer it be able to capture a set of 20 or so swings so I could look them over later rather than only being able to review the last one. I plan to use this before the start of next season to get rid of most of my bad shots.
I’ve used the R-10 Launch Monitor for a few weeks now and based on my current experience I’d give the Unit a good review. I’m finding that the different unit(s) of measure (data fields & ball impact) are in the ballpark but not as accurate as the Trackman. But you would expect that since the Trackman is considerably more expensive. My review is based on only using irons, no fairway woods or driver. The other limitations included within the R-10 unit is its ability to only select/show 3 units of measure and 1 voice unit of measure at a time. The other information is there it’s just not readily available without scrolling through different screens. Occasionally some data are is recorded on a given swing. Plus the only way to view the battery % is to scroll through the screens. But overall for the price it’s a good value and useable to get a reasonable idea of swing speed, ball speed, attack angle, backspin and carry distance. Plus other information as you try to improve your swing.
I have had my R10 for almost a year now and still use it every day. I could not be happier with it all around. Golf practice is fun again. About a month ago I had a tech issue with the unit. Garmin fixed it up quickly no questions asked. Honestly the best money I have ever spent!
For the price, this launch monitor is awesome! Gets everything you need, provided good details, and helps you better understand some of what's happening in your swing. While many of the data points are "calculated"in don't get caught up too much in them. Even though they may be slightly off, they are close enough to provide insight that you can utilize to make changes or better understand your game. Have recommended this HIGHLY to a number of people!
Freedom to enjoy without a monthly subscription! If you are someone who only hits periodically on a temporary net... then buy a Garmin. The R10 is the only reasonable priced monitor that offers a few free national courses to try . Also if you want to try a local course then you can buy just a single month. Because I have/had other launch monitors... for sure.i can say this has the easiest and most dependable connection for an iPad.