Baseball Radar Gun with Tripod,LED+LCD Larger Display, Speed Radar Gun for Baseball Softball,Handheld or Hand Free Speed Sensors Baseball Speed Training Equipment for All Baseball Players

Solid radar gun with two different modes. Easily portable, can be held or set up on the stand. Displays the speed in bright red so it’s easily visible. Kids love it. Going on season 3 (Fl) with the same initial batteries.

Functional but cheaper electronics like this expect and the plastic mount broke soon after with basic use but fun while it lasted for younger kids and seemed consistent when throwing accurate

Perfect and great to use.

not even close to being accurate. There is no way to calibrate it to be correct. I had a friend drive down the street at 45 mph and the gun either only registered 30 mph on either SS and MS mode. I was standing a few feet of to the side with a direct unobstructed view of a car. If this thing cannot detect a car correctly, how could it even detect a ball at 95 mph? Even having people see me with the radar gun did not slow them down. It is not even a visual deterrent. UPDATE 1-22-26: I decided to test it while driving my car. I was traveling the same speed as the car in front of me. I was surprised that the speed on my speedometer matched what the radar gun displayed. I am not to worried about the police thinking it is a deception tool. They all use Laser guns around here.

Amazing product very good speed radar for the price compared to the competition

It’s a great idea. Had to return tho. Never opened it and not needed.

People are not using this right I saw two reviews and one said it was not detecting the car speed but I was using for my pitches and the speed was accurate the battery could go on for about 12 hours and it is very easy to use 😄😄😄😄😄⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️

I returned this item. I wanted to use it as a fixed placement speed check for RC models and it did not work as expected. I found the range was very limited as compared to the Bushnell product, so it has to be within a few yards of the object to trigger. The stand raises it only about 1' off the ground. In addition, the large readout was not readable to me in sunlight. So if you can setup very close to the objects path it may work. Also, it turns itself off within minutes, another pita.