Get the MGI Ai Navigator GPS+.
| MGI Ai Navigator GPS+ | MGI Ai Navigator HALO | |
|---|---|---|
| Price (MSRP) | $1,895Lower price | $2,599 |
| Type | Electric Caddy | Electric Caddy |
| Wheels | 5 | Not published |
| Weight | 33.29 lbs without battery | 27.55 lbs without batteryLighter |
| Weight (with battery) | 38.99 lbs | 33.29 lbs |
| Folded size | 24.4 × 18.11 × 15.35 in | 27 × 15 × 14 in |
| Folded volume | 3.9 cu ft | 3.3 cu ftFolds smaller |
| Open size | 45.66 × 22.63 × 39.37 in | Not published |
| Fold | Zip fold | Compact Fold (retractable wheels) |
| Brake | Not published | Not published |
| Swivel front wheel | Not published | Not published |
| Bag retention | Not published | Not published |
| Umbrella holder included | Yes | No |
| Cup holder included | Yes | No |
| Storage console | Not published | Not published |
| Seat included | Not published | Not published |
| Motor | Not published | brushless in-hub motors (drive each wheel independently) |
| Battery | 24V 36 Hole Lithium Battery | 24V 299Wh lithium |
| Battery range | 36 holes | 36 holes |
| Remote control | Yes | Yes |
| Follow mode | Not published | No |
| Downhill control | Not published | Yes |
| Built-in GPS | Yes | Yes |
| GPS screen | 4 in | 4 in |
| Warranty | 3 year Manufacturer's Warranty | Not published |
Get the MGI Ai Navigator GPS+.
Get the MGI Ai Navigator GPS+. At $1,895 list versus $2,599, it's $704 cheaper, comes with the umbrella holder and cup holder already in the box, and MGI publishes a three-year warranty for it. The HALO is worth the step-up price if downhill speed control matters to you — hilly courses where a runaway cart is a real annoyance — or if you want brushless in-hub motors driving each wheel independently. For most golfers on most courses, the GPS+ is the pick.
Both are MGI electric caddies with a built-in GPS on a 4-inch touchscreen, a remote control, a gyroscope for straight tracking, and a 24V lithium battery good for up to 36 holes (MGI's GPS+ page has no range statement of its own — its 36-hole figure comes from the battery's name). The GPS system covers 40,000 courses on the GPS+, and MGI lists built-in GPS on the HALO too.
The GPS+ lists at $1,895. The HALO lists at $2,599. That $704 gap at list is real money, and it goes in the GPS+'s favor before you even open the box. The GPS+ includes an umbrella holder, cup holder, and phone holder. The HALO ships without umbrella or drink holders — those are sold separately, per MGI's own product page. So the true out-of-pocket gap is wider than $704 if you want those accessories on the HALO.
The GPS+ weighs 33.29 lbs without the battery and 38.99 lbs with it. The HALO weighs 27.55 lbs without the battery and 33.29 lbs with it — 5.74 lbs lighter without the battery and 5.7 lbs lighter once you add the pack. That's the gap you feel at the tailgate twice a round. The HALO is lighter, and that's the honest summary.
On folded size, the HALO is smaller by volume: 3.3 cubic feet against 3.9. But check the longest dimension before you celebrate — the HALO folds to 27 inches on its longest side, the GPS+ to 24.4. The HALO's fold is tighter in cross-section (15 × 14 inches) while being 2.6 inches longer. Measure the 27-inch direction against your trunk before assuming the smaller volume figure means it's easier to load.
MGI doesn't state the GPS+'s motor spec or publish a downhill control feature for it on the product page. The HALO has brushless in-hub motors that drive each wheel independently, and it includes downhill speed control — if your course has meaningful elevation, the HALO is the one that puts it on the spec sheet.
The GPS+ carries a stated three-year manufacturer's warranty. MGI publishes no warranty for the HALO. That's not a guess — MGI's own page for the HALO simply doesn't list one. A $2,599 cart with no published warranty is something to factor in.
The HALO can do follow mode, but only with the Halo Eye accessory, which is sold separately. MGI doesn't state a follow mode for the GPS+ at all. The HALO doesn't ship with it ready to use out of the box.
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The GPS+ covers the core list for an electric caddy — built-in GPS, remote control, straight tracking, 36-hole battery rating — with a three-year warranty and the accessories already included. The HALO is lighter, has downhill control, and uses brushless in-hub motors, but it costs $704 more at list, ships without cup or umbrella holders, and has no published warranty. That's a hard set of trade-offs to clear at $2,599.
Get the MGI Ai Navigator GPS+.