Has Helped My Game

I bought my Rapsodo at the beginning of the season and can honestly say it has helped improve my game. Listed Pros and Cons below: Pros: - Accurate and fast once you get it connected. - Plenty of different modes to keep the experience fresh (I prefer the target range). - Seems durable and easy to work with, accompanied by plenty of comms from Rapsodo themselves. - Can work with AI tools to input your data and figure out what's going on with your swing. Cons: - I use a net outside, so I need to deploy my phone's hotspot in order to connect and use the monitor. - You need a new iPad / iPhone otherwise the course graphics are borderline unplayable. - I've had trouble ensuring my outdoor setup is "accurate", meaning ball in the square, etc. which sometimes causes me to second guess the results. All in all, I can setup and hit in my backyard while receiving accurate, useful feedback with relative ease. I no longer spend $10-15 every few days at the driving range, which helps offset some of the exorbinant costs of the lifetime membership. I do recommend!

Game-changer For Golf Practice – Rapsodo Mlm2pro Delivers Big!

I’ve been using the Rapsodo MLM2PRO for several months now, and I can confidently say it’s the best golf launch monitor under $1,000—hands down. From the moment I unboxed it, the quality and attention to detail were obvious. The packaging is sleek, the device feels premium, and setup was a breeze. Performance-wise, it’s outstanding. The combination of Doppler radar and dual high-speed cameras gives incredibly accurate data on 13 key metrics—ball speed, club speed, launch angle, spin rate, and more. The Shot Vision and Impact Vision features are especially helpful for analyzing swing mechanics in real time. What really sets the MLM2PRO apart is its versatility. It works flawlessly both indoors and outdoors, and the included Callaway RPT balls unlock advanced spin metrics. Plus, it doubles as a simulator with access to 30,000+ virtual courses through the Premium Membership. Whether I’m practicing in my garage or playing a simulated round, the experience is immersive and reliable. The mobile app is intuitive and packed with features. I love the multi-angle swing replays and the ability to track progress over time. It’s also super portable—fits easily in my golf bag and sets up in seconds. If you're serious about improving your game and want pro-level insights without breaking the bank, the Rapsodo MLM2PRO is a no-brainer. It’s accurate, easy to use, and packed with features that rival launch monitors costing twice as much.

This Device Can't Be Beat.

I've had this for a few months and it has proven to be the best game improvement tool I've ever purchased. Its accurate, portable, user friendly and fun to use! I've played hole number 12 at Augusta National in my own back yard. I brought my neighbors over to play 9, in my back yard! I use the Sim on my android phone and it works great! The target range helps me get a feel for accuracy and distance and the driving range has helped me improve my driver accuracy. I went from shooting in the 140s to the low 100s in my few months of playing golf thanks to this tool! Its easy to connect to and the shot metrics this device gives helps game improvement more than anything else. I highly recommend this if you are serious about getting better at this awesome game of golf!

Great portable/affordable launch monitor. Great price for full compliment of ball and club metrics. Easy to use and makes swinging/practice indoors enjoyable and productive.

Best Launch Monitor For Under $1000

I bought mine 6 months ago as a new golfer (just started golfing this year in March) and it has been an absolute amazing training aid. The course selection is great, they also have multiple range options with a targeted distance range that helps train distance control. The main benefit is how closely accurate the distances are, I had the unique opportunity when I purchased it to compare it side by side with a trackman launch monitor ($30,000+) and the distances were within 3 yards with all the measured metrics really close such as carry distance, launch angle, etc. It definitely has downfalls, if you get a chip shot close to the green within 15 yards, it is really difficult to get the shot to register without overshooting the green, but other than that as long as it is set up properly and you don’t have horrible internet service, it works great.