UNEEKOR QED REVIEW! HUGE 2021 IGNITE Golf Simulator Software UPDATE ⛳

Watch our UNEEKOR QED Review showing the All-NEW IGNITE Golf Simulator Software Update for 2021! This fantastic enhancement has been one of the most requested from UNEEKOR QED Golf Simulator Users and we are excited to be able to share it with you first here on the Golf Simulator Videos Channel. Looking to Buy UNEEKOR QED or EYE XO? Be sure to email me for the best information & pricing at: [email protected] . This is an early release version shown, you may see some additional updates on side & top views in the latest version based on feedback I provided to UNEEKOR.

The first thing you will notice with the UNEEKOR IGNITE Update for QED is the all-new Range Graphics. This is the same image that is being used in the UNEEKOR EYE XO VIEW software and gives an excellent perspective for users. The best part is you can now pop that image out into it’s own window and make it FULL SCREEN for a very immersive feeling in your golf simulator room. You can then continue to show other data and tabs on the ignite software on your other monitor or TV. A huge part of this UNEEKOR QED IGNITE Update is for offset users. You can take the center point and move it off to the right or left depending on your setup so the tracer is lined up with your strike zone in a offset golf simulator setup.

A few other things worth pointing out with the UNEEKOR QED Update is that you can have data showing at the bottom of your pop out window which is nice for working on certain data. You can also have any tab you want showing on the main IGNITE window like the swing video, club video, and data and they will stay up while you hit shots for easy review.

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More information on the UNEEKOR QED Golf Launch Monitor & Simulator

The QED Golf Launch Monitor with Ignite revolutionized the overhead launch monitor market, delivering instantaneous response and precision data while offering dual high-speed camera-based technology that is finally accessible to all levels of golfers. With the convenient one-time installation and flexibility for simultaneous right- and left-handed players, you can train and play trouble-free and uninterrupted. The QED Golf Launch Monitor Features Hyper Speed Cameras ≥ 3000 fps each and Directly reads both ball and club thru sensors while providing real-time footage of club and ball at impact.

UNEEKOR QED comes with the QED Ignite Software as part of the base package.

The QED Ignite software includes:
– QED OPTIX: Validated Photographic Technology providing actual club impact and ball spin videos of each shot .
– Fitting data.
– 3D Driving range
– Swing Analysis Tool
– and more

UNEEKOR QED Golf Simulator Measures:

Ball Data: Ball Speed, Side & Back Spin, Side Angle & Total, Launch Angle, Land Angle/Angle of Descent, Flight Time, Distance to Apex, Carry, Run and Total Distance
Club Data*: Club Speed, Smash Factor, Club Path, Club Face Angle, Club Face to Path

*QED Club Stickers Required
Included with the QED Launch Monitor:

Chapters
00:00 Intro plus UNEEKOR QED & EYE XO Discussion
02:55 First look at UNEEKOR QED IGNITE Updates
04:47 Test Shots with UNEEKOR QED & The New Update
07:12 Golf Simulator Offset Setup
09:31 Golf Simulator Studio Walkthrough
12:34 UNEEKOR QED Update Wrap-Up

What is a Golf Simulator?

A golf simulator allows golf to be played on a graphically or photographically simulated driving range or golf course, usually in an indoor setting. It is a technical system used by some golfers to continue their sport regardless of weather and time of day in a converted premises. Simulators have been available since the early 1970s, and systems range in cost from compact units costing well under $200 that work with a computer or video game console, to sophisticated ones costing tens of thousands of dollars. Advanced systems may utilize a dedicated room, hitting screen, projector and other paraphernalia.

Simpler simulators typically do not possess built-in software, but measure the movement of the hand-held sensor and feeds the information to the video game. The information received is then translated into an action of some sort, usually hitting the ball. More advanced simulators often come with their own software, allowing the user to use the system as if they were on a driving range. Relying on a battery of environmental sensors, the software tracks each shot and represents the entire shot, from impact to how the ball bounces visually on screen. In this way, the golfer has a detailed analysis of the entire flight of the ball which can be used for practice or training.