Velocity Speed Radar, Hands-Free Sports Sensor, Pitching/Swinging/Shooting Speed Gun with MPH/KPH Measurement

While the build quality leaves a bit to desire, if you're setting this up to track your bat, golf swing, etc you'll have a fixed location at a netted corner. As far as my usage, it has been for pitching tracking of the lower strike zones. Tracks pitches such as sinkers, knuckleballs, splitters and fastballs decent enough. Pitches that do a hooking motion like curves you'll find most consumer gear a bit weaker as a curve can go from upper corner to lower corner. Seems to track side arm throws that shortstops typically use decently, still amazed a short side arm toss has clocked above 80 MPH as age factors tend to work against you after 30.Overall the value is great for most usage. If plan to do precision level pitching tracking on the semi pro level, there are products geared for that. Easy to recommend for basic practice usage, most pitchers should limit the number of fastballs once they clock above 95+ MPH.

This worked as described, but for some reason, pickleballs don't register. It's probably fine for baseball.

Everything about this product feels cheap. Plastic stand that it stands on is thin and brittle and the housing for the electronics feels about the same and if this thing lasts a month I'll be surprisedIt took some time but seemed to get it working. But the cheap and poorly designed tripod broke on the first day.My advice is spend a little more money and get a good one.

Product is easy to use and works as advertised. Got it for my son and daughter to see their progress. No complaints.

I use this product mainly for Racquetball. Works great.

works great. just slightly false advertising. there is no carrying case, that comes with it.