The Quick Verdict
Get the Square Golf Omni. It's $700 less, still in production, and ships with a built-in display and camera-based spin tracking that doesn't require any special balls or stickers. The Mevo+ was a genuinely capable launch monitor, but it's discontinued — stock is drying up, and a unit that won't get future software updates is a tough sell at $2,299. If you find a Mevo+ at a steep closeout price (think $1,000 or below), it's worth a look. At anything near MSRP, the Omni is the cleaner buy. Check price at The Indoor Golf Shop →
What They Have in Common
Both are indoor/outdoor capable, work with any ball, skip the subscription model entirely, and connect to GSPro and E6 Connect for sim play. Neither requires club face stickers. For golfers who want a capable launch monitor without a monthly bill, both check that box. They also track a similar number of metrics — 12 for the Mevo+, 13 for the Omni — covering the essentials you'd want for both practice and simulation.
Where They Differ
Technology: Fusion Radar vs. Four Cameras
The Mevo+ uses what FlightScope calls Fusion Tracking — a combination of 3D Doppler radar and camera that's designed to work in both indoor and outdoor conditions. The Square Golf Omni goes fully photometric, using four high-speed cameras to capture ball and club data at impact.
These are meaningfully different approaches. Radar systems — even fusion ones — can struggle with spin accuracy indoors, where there's limited ball flight to track. Camera-based systems measure what's actually happening at impact, so spin data is typically more reliable in a sim bay or garage setup. The Omni captures real spin on every shot without needing RPT or RCT balls, which is worth something.
That said, the Mevo+ has real-world reps behind it. It's been in the market for years, tested by thousands of golfers. The Omni is newer and, as of this writing, still pre-shipping on some channels — I'd guess the early production units will need a few firmware cycles before the tracking is fully dialed. Worth checking current reviews once units are in people's hands.
Price and What You Actually Own
The Mevo+ lists at $2,299. The Omni lists at $1,599. That's $700.
Both include sim software at no extra charge — E6 Connect with 12 courses for the Mevo+, Square Golf's own simulator software for the Omni. GSPro works with both, but the GSPro license itself isn't included in either. Neither requires an ongoing subscription, so the price difference is a one-time hit.
Over three years: Mevo+ costs $2,299. Omni costs $1,599. The Omni is $700 ahead, and that's before factoring in that the Mevo+ is discontinued and may have limited warranty support going forward.
Built-In Display vs. App-Only
The Omni has a built-in display on the unit itself. The Mevo+ doesn't — you're reading shot data off your phone or a connected tablet.
At a range or in a setup where you don't have a tablet mounted nearby, this matters more than people think. Squinting at your phone between shots is annoying, and the Omni sidesteps that entirely. If your sim room already has a PC or tablet mounted and visible, it's less of a factor — but the Omni's display is still a nice thing to have.
Club Data and Impact Location
The Omni tracks impact location on the clubface — where the ball actually makes contact. That's a useful coaching metric, and it's something the Mevo+ doesn't offer. Both track swing path, face angle, dynamic loft, and angle of attack, so the overlap is substantial. The impact location is a genuine differentiator if you're working on center contact.
The Discontinued Question
This deserves its own callout: the Mevo+ is discontinued. FlightScope has moved on. That means no new hardware revisions, potentially limited software support as E6 and GSPro evolve, and whatever stock remains is it. If you buy one today and it needs service in 18 months, that's a legitimate concern. The 12-month warranty is standard, but after that you're on your own with a device that's no longer manufactured.
Who Should Buy Which
Buy the Square Golf Omni if:
- You want the most impact-location data and camera-based spin tracking in this price range without a subscription.
- You're building a permanent sim room and want a built-in display so you're not managing a separate tablet for shot data.
- You've considered the Mevo+ but can't find it significantly below the Omni's price — the $700 difference at MSRP is substantial.
- You're practicing indoors most of the time and want spin data you can actually trust without special ball requirements.
Buy the FlightScope Mevo+ if:
- You find one at genuine closeout pricing — $1,200 or less — from a reputable retailer with remaining warranty.
- You've seen it in action somewhere and trust the fusion tracking performance you've personally observed.
- You're comfortable buying discontinued hardware and aren't worried about long-term firmware support.
The Bottom Line
The Mevo+ was a good launch monitor. Past tense matters here. At $2,299 for a discontinued unit, it's hard to recommend over a $1,599 camera-based alternative that's still in production, includes a built-in display, adds impact location tracking, and doesn't require special balls or subscriptions. If the Omni delivers on its specs once units are widely in golfers' hands, it's the better purchase at this tier.