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Golfer swinging in a garage golf simulator with the Uneekor EYE MINI LITE beside the ball

Uneekor EYE MINI vs EYE MINI LITE: What Is the Difference?

The Uneekor EYE MINI and EYE MINI LITE look alike and track the ball the same way. Both are floor units that sit beside the ball, both use two high speed infrared cameras, and both read the dimples of any golf ball so you can play the ball you already use. The difference is where you can use them and how they connect.

Specifications below come from Uneekor's product pages for the EYE MINI and EYE MINI LITE.

Side by Side Comparison

EYE MINI EYE MINI LITE
Where you can use it Indoors and outdoors Indoors only
Battery Yes No
Connection WiFi or Ethernet Wired Ethernet
PC required Optional (iOS apps available) Yes
Built in display Yes No
Hitting zone 12 in × 8 in 12 in × 8 in
Club data Club path, club speed, smash factor, attack angle and more Club path, club speed, smash factor, attack angle
Size and weight 15.8 × 6.5 × 6.6 in, 7.9 lbs 13.9 × 4.7 × 8.6 in, 8.4 lbs

Choose the EYE MINI LITE If You Have a Dedicated Room

Uneekor EYE MINI LITE launch monitor with dual high speed cameras

The EYE MINI LITE is built for one job: powering an indoor simulator. It connects to your simulator PC with an Ethernet cable and stays put. If your launch monitor is going to live in a garage, basement or spare room and never leave, you are not paying for portability you will not use.

The savings can go toward the parts that make a bigger difference in a home studio, like a better hitting mat, a brighter projector or a larger enclosure. It is also the launch monitor in our EYE MINI LITE Pro Golf Simulator Package.

Choose the EYE MINI If You Want to Take It With You

Uneekor EYE MINI launch monitor in a greenside bunker tracking a shot

The EYE MINI runs on a battery, connects over WiFi, and works with Uneekor's iOS apps, so you can use it at the range or in the backyard without a PC. It has a built in display for quick numbers, and Uneekor lists putting analysis among its features.

If you want one device that powers your home simulator in the winter and goes to the range in the spring, the EYE MINI is the one to buy.

What Is the Same

  • Both read the dimples of any golf ball (Dimple Optix), so no marked balls are needed.
  • Both include Club Optix impact video.
  • Both sit on the floor beside the ball and work for right and left handed golfers.
  • Both run Uneekor VIEW and third party simulator software on a compatible Windows PC.

Final Thoughts

The question is simple: will it ever leave the room? If not, the EYE MINI LITE gives you the same core tracking for less. If yes, the EYE MINI is worth the difference. Call (619) 927-6193, email info@eliteswingstudio.com, or book a free 30 minute consult and we will help you decide.

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