Pocket Radar Smart Coach Speed Gun for Baseball, Hockey, Softball - Accurate Pitching & Sports Speed Measurement, Portable Baseball Radar Gun Compatible with Pocket Radar App (iOS/Android)

The media could not be loaded. Accurate, Easy to Use, and Super Convenient!I bought this Pocket Radar Smart Coach to measure my son's pitching speed, and it works perfectly! It’s highly accurate, easy to set up, and provides instant speed readings.The compact and portable design makes it super convenient to bring to practice sessions.I also love that it connects to the Pocket Radar App for tracking progress over time.The display is clear, and the voice announcements are a nice touch.Overall, this is a reliable, well-built, and must-have tool for anyone looking to measure pitching or sports speed.Highly recommended! ⚾💯

Perfect for pickleball. This thing is absolutely what you would dream of if you were creating a product. First of all it works with pickleball and not all radars do. Secondly you can plug it in so you never wear out the batteries. The fact that I can look back quickly and see when I hit a ball faster and watch myself on a quick 6 second video is so helpful. You can quickly adjust. For example I realized I was hitting the ball too far away from my body. The second I started hitting it closer the ball went from 40 miles an hour to around 44 mph instantly. It's little tweaks like that that make it incredibly effective. Life is short. I would not hesitate to buy this product. To me it's better than private lessons. I can do this when I want and where I want for as long as I want. And you can study the video! Furthermore there is YouTube to see what the stroke should be and you can compare it to yours and basically teach yourself what you need to be doing. Why spend 90 bucks a lesson when you can own this? Absolutely fabulous product. Do not hesitate to purchase it and make sure you get the good one that records video through your phone or tablet

The media could not be loaded. I don't write reviews, this is my first, but this device is not cheap and I'm sure there are other parents out there who are considering it and concerned if it will work for their kids' tennis. It does.I got it today and I was very happy to find it did exactly what I hoped it would do.So I'm the father of 4 junior tennis players. Recently they all started doing USTA tournements. It was clear that their serves needed development. My thinking was that if they could see their baseline speeds, and if they could receive real time feedback, then they could develop much faster serves. Plus it's a fun toy.After looking at several options – over a period of two or three months – and after considering even the more expensive radar guns, I finally ordered this "Smart Coach" over the weekend. It came today.I found it easy to operate. The manual was well written and easy to follow. The app downloaded and synched with my iphone without any problems. The orientation of the of camera is a little buggy, and I wasn't entirely certain how to turn off the app to see if the camera was properly recording -- but here's the thing, the app cuts the videos into segments and puts the speed right on them. It doesn't get better than that!My 16 year old son was very happy to discover his serves are mostly in the mid 80s (his baseline), and he reached 92 mph on his first day with it. So now he's excited to break a hundred; and with this device and the video app, I have no doubt he will. This was an excellent day one.

Bought this to help my highschool player track pitching and hitting speed, works perfect. The bluetooth functionality is definitely worth the extra cost as you can pair it with the app for tracking sessions. Also works when paired with GameChanger for that super cool all-in-one solution to pitch tracking!The only issue I have with this is battery life when connected to my phone. When run off either rechargeable or disposable alkaline batteries, the battery life is terrible. I just run it off a USB battery pack and it'll got all day. If you're just using it handheld (not connected to bluetooth) battery life is fine, but when you run it full time connected to your phone/tablet, expect it to eat batteries.

Bought for my son for baseball. Accuracy seems good so far but have nothing to compare it with. It seems around where my son is pitching. It also picks up exit velocity fairly well.There are 2 modes manual and continuous. Continuous eats up fresh batteries in 30 minutes. It has a micro usb port you can plug in an external battery pack. I got one at micro center for 20$ which paid for itself within 1 day. I dont even put batteries in. You should buy an external battery pack or don't bother buying this radar. I tested in continuous mode and it ate up about1% of the battery pack in 10 minutes so should be good for longer sessions.I 3d printed an enclosure that mounts on a camera tripod and also holds my phone and the battery pack. I can stream the speeds to my phone to give my son instant feedback (they have a 400$ external display you can buy but why would you). They advertise streaming speeds to a smart watch. I think it's just Apple watch as I can't find any solution for android based watches.The phone app can also record video which is a pretty nice feature. Video requires you to use a phone or tablet (no camera on the radar of course) and uses phone memory capacity.The app tracks each pitchs speed and a video in case you want to see the mechanics for slower /faster pitches.Overall nice device but dinging 1 star because the battery sucks badly. Get the external battery and it lasts fine.