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FlightScope Comparison — 2026

FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 vs Mevo+: Which Should You Buy in 2026?

GSV no longer offers the Mevo+. The Mevo Gen 2 is the Mevo to buy: better hardware, the same upgrade path and a GSV code. Here is exactly what changed between the two.

Mevo Gen 2$1,299 MSRP
Mevo+Not offered by GSV
Code GSVMEVO5% off the Gen 2
FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 vs Mevo Plus comparison

By Jay — Host of Golf Simulator Videos. I have owned both FlightScope units and covered them extensively on the channel. This comparison is based on real testing, not spec sheet reading.

Jay's Verdict
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The Short Answer

Buy the Mevo Gen 2. It improves on the Mevo+ with double the battery life, USB-C charging, a portrait orientation for better indoor accuracy, and the same upgrade path to the Pro Package and Face Impact Location. The Mevo+ was a great unit, and the Gen 2 is the newer model that GSV offers.

A Mevo+ already in your bag keeps working, with the same Fusion Tracking and the same Pro Package and Face Impact upgrades. For a new purchase, buy the Gen 2 and use code GSVMEVO for 5% off: $1,299 becomes $1,234.05.

Save on the Mevo Gen 2 with Jay's affiliate code

Works on base unit, Pro Package, and all bundles
GSVMEVO
→  Buy Gen 2 — Save Now
Head to Head

Mevo Gen 2 vs Mevo+ — Everything That Matters

FlightScope Mevo Gen 2

$1,299 Current model — use code GSVMEVO to save
  • Fusion Tracking — same as Mevo+
  • 6-hour battery — double the Mevo+
  • USB-C charging — modern and universal
  • Portrait orientation — higher sight line
  • Pro Package compatible — same as Mevo+
  • Face Impact compatible — same as Mevo+
  • 8 E6 courses lifetime included
  • Future firmware support — active development
→  Buy Gen 2 — Code GSVMEVO
VS

FlightScope Mevo+

Not offered by GSV The older model; GSV offers the Gen 2
  • Fusion Tracking — same as Gen 2
  • 2-3 hour battery — half the Gen 2
  • USB-Mini charging — older, less common
  • Landscape orientation — lower sight line
  • Pro Package compatible — same as Gen 2
  • Face Impact compatible — same as Gen 2
  • 12 E6 courses included (more than Gen 2)
  • Older model: GSV offers the Gen 2
→  See Gen 2 Instead

Gen 2 wins on battery, USB-C, orientation, and support horizon. Use GSVMEVO to save at FlightScope's official store.

→  Buy Mevo Gen 2 — Apply Discount
Full Comparison

Every Difference — Gen 2 vs Mevo+ Spec by Spec

Feature Mevo Gen 2 Mevo+ Winner
Battery Life 6 hours 2-3 hours Gen 2 — significantly better
Charging Port USB-C (universal) USB-Mini (older) Gen 2
Orientation Portrait (higher sight line) Landscape Gen 2 — better indoor short game
Model The newer model, offered by GSV The older model, not offered by GSV Gen 2
Price $1,299 MSRP ($1,234.05 with GSVMEVO) Not offered by GSV Gen 2
Tracking Technology Fusion Tracking Fusion Tracking Identical
Standard Metrics 18 parameters 20 parameters Mevo+ slightly more
Pro Package ✓ Compatible ✓ Compatible Identical
Face Impact Location ✓ Compatible ✓ Compatible Identical
GSPro Connection ✓ Free ✓ Free Identical
E6 Courses Included 8 lifetime 12 lifetime Mevo+ slightly more
Subscription None None Identical
Indoor & Outdoor ✓ ✓ Identical

Highlighted rows show where the units actually differ. The Mevo+ has two minor advantages: two more standard metrics and 4 more included E6 courses. The Gen 2 wins on every hardware metric that matters for long-term use.

FlightScope Mevo Gen 2 in simulator setup
Why the Gen 2

The Real Decision: Hardware Improvements That Compound Over Time

The battery difference alone makes the Gen 2 the better unit for most golfers. A 6-hour battery means a full day of use — range session, sim rounds, and a lesson without worrying about charge level. The Mevo+ at 2-3 hours is limiting for longer sessions.

USB-C matters practically. The Mevo+ uses USB-Mini which is increasingly hard to find in a cable bag that has moved entirely to USB-C. Charging an older device with an adapter is a minor annoyance that adds up across hundreds of sessions.

Portrait orientation is the least-discussed improvement but arguably the most impactful for indoor use. The higher sight line gives the radar a better angle on short game shots — chipping and putting tracking is noticeably more consistent on the Gen 2 than the Mevo+ in tight indoor spaces.

And the newer model is the one to buy into. The Gen 2 is the Mevo GSV offers, with code GSVMEVO taking 5% off the unit, the Pro Package and Face Impact Location.

Common Questions

Gen 2 vs Mevo+ FAQ

Should I buy the FlightScope Mevo+ or the Mevo Gen 2 in 2026?

The Mevo Gen 2. GSV no longer offers the Mevo+. The Gen 2 keeps the same Fusion Tracking and the same Pro Package and Face Impact Location upgrades, and adds double the battery life, USB-C charging and a portrait orientation for better indoor short game tracking. Code GSVMEVO takes 5% off the Gen 2: $1,299 becomes $1,234.05.

Do both units support the Pro Package and Face Impact Location?

Yes. The Pro Package and Face Impact Location upgrades are both compatible with the Mevo Gen 2 and the Mevo+. This is actually one of FlightScope's better decisions — they opened the Gen 2 to these upgrades that were previously only available on the Mevo+, making the Gen 2 a true replacement rather than a downgrade. If you are planning to add either upgrade, both units support them identically.

Does the Mevo Gen 2 come with fewer E6 courses than the Mevo+?

Yes — the Gen 2 includes 8 E6 Connect courses at lifetime ownership versus 12 on the Mevo+. This is the one area where the Mevo+ has a slight edge on the base package. In practice the difference is minor — additional E6 courses can be purchased, and most simulator-focused buyers are using GSPro or TGC 2019 rather than E6 as their primary platform. It is worth noting but not a reason to choose the Mevo+ over the Gen 2.

Is there a discount code for the FlightScope Mevo Gen 2?

Yes. Use code GSVMEVO at the official FlightScope store for a saving on the Mevo Gen 2, Pro Package, and bundles. Use Jay's direct link to apply it automatically. See the full discount code page for details.

How does the Gen 2 compare to the Mevo+ for indoor simulator use?

The Gen 2 is better indoors for two reasons: the portrait orientation gives a higher sight line that improves chipping and putting tracking, and the 6-hour battery means you can run full simulator sessions without monitoring charge level. The Mevo+ works well indoors with proper setup but the shorter battery and landscape orientation are genuine limitations compared to the Gen 2 in a dedicated indoor setup.

The Gen 2 is the right call for almost everyone. Use code GSVMEVO to save — or email Jay if you are still deciding.

→  Buy Mevo Gen 2 — Save with GSVMEVO
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GSVMEVO applies to the base unit, Pro Package, and all bundles at the official FlightScope store.

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→  Buy Mevo Gen 2 Base Unit →  Buy Gen 2 + Pro Package Bundle

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