What do you think? If the quality is similar to livescope, having no black box, wireless capability, no need to purchase a screen, and a fraction of what Garmin and others charge. You think it will dominate or bust? I'm going to try and get my hands on a unit ASAP to compare - it is in the early stages of development and refinement now it sounds.
Bust. They need a graph. Nobody wants to use iPhone or iPad especially in cloudy rainy weather conditions. Nobody want to get their phone or tablet wet
@@fishingusa2051good point and a big reason it could flop. But very interested to see where this goes . Please do a follow up on cost and where to purchase one , great share.
lol. Yeah because they are the best priced marine electronics of the big three. And their FFS is same price as the others. Especially since you can buy the older versions for even less. The rest of us have no problem with it.
@@howcroft22 You think paying over a thousand dollars for a transducer that has a BOM cost of maybe $50 tops is reasonable?! Pass whatever you're smoking!
I think everyone here is missing the point. There is no reason that any of the live-scope brands should be charging this much for a transducer. The profit margins they are making are astronomical and amount to usery. They could sell these for $200-$300 and still be making a very healthy profit (far better than most electronics do). They're literally fleecing you by preying on your FOMO.
Love it you tag Garmin, yet they offer the most head units that are compatible with their Livescope system. You can get an entire system for $2100 yet let's look at Lowrance, their head units that are compatible start around 1500-2k. So many people claim it's "too expensive ". $2100 is cheap when you have a boat. Same people complaining also seen fishing $300 reels, $300 rods, yet gonna complain because their electronics cost $2100😂😂 . Face it the ones that are hating are just hating because they suck at it. And now you wanna make it app friendly on their phone which they just figured out how to use to complain about ffs? 😅😅😂😂😅
Why do you think? 😉 (All the pros have deals with one of the big 3. Something to keep in mind when you get product reviews from people sponsored by the brands). One of the key differences on this channel is we accept no sponsorships from any fishing gear or tech companies to allow us to talk about everything and truly give honest and unbiased reviews, comparisons and previews of the gear. Appreciate your comment and watching! 👍
need to see it running on the water before ANY praise is given... all he's doing is running a pre-recorded demo reel... I do agree that putting all of the circuitry into the transducer (thus eliminating the black box) is the future (kudos to Humminbird for being the first)
That is a really interesting concept because hummingbird also doesn't have a black box to run their live sonar but are miles behind Garmin and even lowrance in terms of live imaging. I would be really interested in testing it out!
Ipad/iphone wont 't work in practice in below 0 degrees celsius. I started my sonar journey in ice fishing with Deeper Sonar Chirp and had constant problems with my phone battery. I would say Accuphy will 100% have to come up with a display that you can plug for example in a big enough Lifepo battery. I hope they do well and bring competition to the sonar game.
I think its a great idea and it will allow people that might not be able to afford or just might not want to spend the money on a traditional FFS system to be able to enter the market. I think the biggest limitation this system will have is temperature. I don't think an iPad is going to handle a later spring, summer or early fall where I live in Louisiana. but the guy that's buying this system might also only fish the early mornings or late evenings when it isn't as hot. If you can work around the limitations, it could be a good product. It will definitely drive the Garmin, Lowrance and HB guys to do more to keep business in their corner. as one of your commenters said on this video.... competition is good for the consumer. Who knows, you might be able to adapt it to another type of display that handles the temps and still doesn't cost a lot.
I tend to agree, heat seems the enemy of the system, I do however think that may be solved by having covers that make is so the sun doesn't shine directly on the device or maybe there could be an option for cases with heat sinks on that help transfer some of the heat. The company should probably tackle that aspect as well.
!Available in November 2024! Android version -> mid-2025. 12VDC / 15 to 30W consumption 135*/20* live beam angle iPad 8th gen, iPad mini 5th gen, iPad pro 3rd gen, iPhone 11 and later models are supported
In Florida's sun and heat the big problem with using an iPhone or tablet is brightness and overheating. My iPhone overheats within 30 minutes of being in the noon day sun.
I have an older iPad Pro, and don’t know anything about the newer ones. But the iPad Pro is not waterproof. I’ve used it on non-rainy days with navionics and it’s freaking awesome for that.
Interesting concept, and could be a prototype for something really cool, but as shown here there are some major issues.... the main being that iPads are not exactly known for being rugged devices. They are great for soccer moms shopping online for shoes, but as a device mounted on a boat or kayak exposed constantly to extreme conditions. ...not so much.
My iPad sucks in bright light. I’d have to shroud it somehow to see the picture and to mirror it to the bow would also need strategic planning to be able to see an image. But this looks promising.
Honestly with how big the garmin blackbox is it still gets extremely hot. There is still slight screen lag with the huge gage cables. Now think about how cheaply that is built, running an iPad in the sun or cold and around water, and wireless sounds great, but would be very weak. Extreme cold and heat is also bad for wireless capabilites. IPad batteries are terrible and these things pull a ton of juice. The picture quality is quite bad as well in comparison to others on the market. Curious to see the price point on it, honestly looks to me like something off temu.
Most definitely the way the market is heading. When I saw that Lowrance was releasing an all-in-one unit for under a thousand $ I knew it was on its way to becoming available to just about any angler. I will be watching for this one to come out and see what price point it is at.
I am hoping not, but it's definitely a possibility. I know at the show, specifically Lowrance, stopped by and talked to them and was not very happy. At least we will all be able to see this unfold. My hope is that it benefits the consumer in the end, even if bought out. Hopefully, it is leveraged to introduce a lower priced, newly designed option from that brand
@@AlexTimmlowrance not happy because lowrance are trying to release their cheap junk version of scoping. In this new technology is going to interfere with that
They should make an android app so guys could put them easily on their TV in the wheel house! Heck I'd buy one just for that! Mirroring an iphone is a Pain in the...
I feel like it could be a good opportunity to get co-anglers or back seaters the opportunity to get that perspective of being on the front of the boat but in the back! If it works it could be pretty cool
The only thing I could see is the iPad getting hot being out in the sun and getting cold…but you could get a wristband for an iPhone and keep it from getting hot and cold…this could really be helpful for a kayak though
Connections for power and network are not watertight or weather resistant. Also, how does an iPAD do out in the weather? I think they get too hot in the sun and shut down?? Can they get wet? Can they handle the vibrations of being used in a boat? How do you mount the iPAD pro in your boat? Walleye fisherman have to fish rough water often, the gear needs to be tough.
Was doing a search to try to get more info and perspectives on this, how are you THE ONLY video on this product? Guess everyone has some Garmin money in their pocket or something.
Yes, I'd say many others that were filming at this show have a relationship with another brand, and so they can't really cover it as it would distract from or be seen as competitive (obviously). I'm sure there are others that just didn't see it, or for other reasons decided not to film it. Just one of the benefits of this channel, I won't do any exclusive brand partnerships in the fishing gear & tech space, so I'll be able to provide info on everything. I'm going to reach back out to this company and try to get a demo unit and some more questions answered. Heck might even try and get them on a Video Podcast
About time someone did this. This technoiogy isn't cutting edge it's just that only a few companies have been producing the units and charging outrageous prices. Watch one of the big companies buy these patents from them and we will never see it again.
I think the big companies got to him already. The website says everything is sold out. And there is no updated information for back orders or when new inventory will be available. Sometimes it’s cheaper to buy out your competitor than let them take market share. That’s one of the things they taught us in business school.
I'm definetly interested I will buy a transducer and their wireless modual just for the hell if it.i checked the web site and it doesn't specify any info on the product .like what k8nd of picture your going to get without an amplified transducer what kind of power specs it d9esnt show you the Mounting asseries or certa8n specs that are needed to know so we can k8nda get the idea of what kind of quality picture we are goi g to expect. But defi etly going to find out how to get in li e to purchase one.
Great concept but I'll stick with my lvs34 and NBT marine screen. Guarantee this will look nothing like panoptix on the water and it won't look anything like it does in the demo either.
Garmin already said they are coming out with a cheaper "version" of livescope but we all know what garmin, hummingbird, lowrance cheap means. Their cheap is full on junk. I will definitely be giving this product a chance.
This booth should win an ICast award for being 70% cheaper and wireless. Made in China. Take my money. 1. How would it compare to the competition 2. How is the delay 3. Battery life
They are hoping to this fall. I'm getting a test unit in September with some upgraded features, so stay tuned to see it and honest feedback on it. I'll also keep everyone posted on when, where and at what price you can buy it
Ipad/iphone wont 't work in practice in below 0 degrees celsius. Maybe in a heated ice fishing tent sure. I started my sonar journey in ice fishing with Deeper Sonar Chirp and had constant problems with my phone battery. I would say Accuphy will 100% have to come up with a display that you can plug for example in a big enough Lifepo battery. I hope they do well and bring competition to the sonar game.
Enjoy trying to see that iPad in the sun. Not to mention when it overheats in like 10 minutes. Ever go fishing and have your phone sitting on the deck of your boat for like a half an hour and you can’t even use it because it’s overheating, and that’s with the screen off. Even if it wasn’t summer, won’t be seeing very much on the water, without an ultra bright display. That is unless you are under a Bimini cabin. But at that point, you might as well just buy the real thing. I think I’ll stick with my 126’s
@@NiteWolfeFishing I’m just trying to get a setup for ice fishing and my 14 foot Jon boat as cheap as possible didn’t think about buying everything separately
@@NiteWolfeFishing Exactly, if you put in the time to find what you need it can be far less than that also. You can get a uhd 93sv (not uhd2) second hand on marketplace for $350 or less and get a used gls10 with lvs32 for $650-800, few hundred more for the lvs34.
interesting, but i think the choice to use apple instead of android is a bad one. There are far more android user and devices on the market than apple.
At launch, it will be iOS devices only they are saying . I'm not sure about the version needed. They plan to release an Android version early next year
An iPad is terrible on the water a replacement for a real chart plotter. The screen is to dim in sunlight, it will overheat and shut off in summer heat and will not tolerate water.
Do you know why it's cheap? Because this Chinese company is in no way paying Garmin licensing fees for use of the patents that Garmin holds on live sonar. Lowrance and Humminbird are both legally obligated to pay Garmin licensing fees for their respective systems. If you remember the first Live Target system was a carbon copy of version 1 Panoptix. 100% that Ping stole the design and is infringing on Garmin's patents. I can't support a company that steals IP for their own gain. It's why they're based in China, no legal recourse over patent infringement.
Humminbird and Garmin shouldn't be selling screens anyway. Not their forté. But this will be cheap hardware + subscription I'm sure. ... that's my guess.
ABOUT TIME!!!!!... Companies like Garmin, and Hummingbird and Lowrance/Simrad, have been OVERCHARGING and basically price gouging their chartplotter products for years and still they haven't delivered any screens with the ability to get close to the resolution of the Ipad. Each new product has low resolution screens and super grainy images with slow processors. Even the built in GPS sucks and is slow to lock and update. Waterproofing their products doesn't justify the ridiculous asking prices, so that's out. Even cell phones from 10 years ago and can outperform their new products and yet they still charge THOUSANDS more for it. I keep hoping other major companies like Samsung and Lenovo would get into the chartplotter market and spank those price gougers. Sadly Garmin is even worse when it comes to the Aviation products they release.
I sure don’t want the Chinese communist government knowing where my honey holes are or where my secret big bream beds are. You know how much they love fish!
What do you think? If the quality is similar to livescope, having no black box, wireless capability, no need to purchase a screen, and a fraction of what Garmin and others charge. You think it will dominate or bust?
I'm going to try and get my hands on a unit ASAP to compare - it is in the early stages of development and refinement now it sounds.
Bust. They need a graph. Nobody wants to use iPhone or iPad especially in cloudy rainy weather conditions. Nobody want to get their phone or tablet wet
If cheap enough, I don't mind using an iPad since I've one laying around collecting dust.
@@fishingusa2051good point and a big reason it could flop. But very interested to see where this goes . Please do a follow up on cost and where to purchase one , great share.
I know I am very interested
This is a scam product. There is no way this works ad shown.
Your move, Garmin. This is why competition is good for the consumer.
This is what a real tech company can do!🤙
Anything to force Garmin to bring its prices down somewhere south of outrageous!
lol. Yeah because they are the best priced marine electronics of the big three. And their FFS is same price as the others. Especially since you can buy the older versions for even less. The rest of us have no problem with it.
@@howcroft22 You think paying over a thousand dollars for a transducer that has a BOM cost of maybe $50 tops is reasonable?! Pass whatever you're smoking!
Garmins prices seem comparable to Minn Kota. Garmin head units are definately less than Hummingbird 😊
I think everyone here is missing the point. There is no reason that any of the live-scope brands should be charging this much for a transducer. The profit margins they are making are astronomical and amount to usery. They could sell these for $200-$300 and still be making a very healthy profit (far better than most electronics do). They're literally fleecing you by preying on your FOMO.
Love it you tag Garmin, yet they offer the most head units that are compatible with their Livescope system. You can get an entire system for $2100 yet let's look at Lowrance, their head units that are compatible start around 1500-2k. So many people claim it's "too expensive ". $2100 is cheap when you have a boat. Same people complaining also seen fishing $300 reels, $300 rods, yet gonna complain because their electronics cost $2100😂😂 . Face it the ones that are hating are just hating because they suck at it. And now you wanna make it app friendly on their phone which they just figured out how to use to complain about ffs? 😅😅😂😂😅
This sounds amazing in the ice house without cords being everywhere. Would love for you to demo this!!
Not many pro anglers reported on this, good for you and thanks!
Why do you think? 😉 (All the pros have deals with one of the big 3. Something to keep in mind when you get product reviews from people sponsored by the brands).
One of the key differences on this channel is we accept no sponsorships from any fishing gear or tech companies to allow us to talk about everything and truly give honest and unbiased reviews, comparisons and previews of the gear. Appreciate your comment and watching! 👍
@@AlexTimmTy sir!
Because they are sponsored by garmin...
need to see it running on the water before ANY praise is given... all he's doing is running a pre-recorded demo reel... I do agree that putting all of the circuitry into the transducer (thus eliminating the black box) is the future (kudos to Humminbird for being the first)
That is a really interesting concept because hummingbird also doesn't have a black box to run their live sonar but are miles behind Garmin and even lowrance in terms of live imaging. I would be really interested in testing it out!
iPad screen likely won’t work well in cold weather/wet weather, may overheat in the sun. Great idea, need a better more rugged display
I agree. Offer this with a 12"-16" AFFORDABLE screen and I would be all over it.
I use my iPad for Navionics and it works out just fine. Ice fishing would need to be in a house but summer should have no problem
@@meyerhoff1000 could be rough when it’s 40 and raining
Ipad/iphone wont 't work in practice in below 0 degrees celsius. I started my sonar journey in ice fishing with Deeper Sonar Chirp and had constant problems with my phone battery. I would say Accuphy will 100% have to come up with a display that you can plug for example in a big enough Lifepo battery. I hope they do well and bring competition to the sonar game.
You need to review it so we can see actual quality while on the water.
I will try and get a test unit 👍
Can't wait to see that
Should be getting one in September - sounds like some enhancements are being made too
I think its a great idea and it will allow people that might not be able to afford or just might not want to spend the money on a traditional FFS system to be able to enter the market. I think the biggest limitation this system will have is temperature. I don't think an iPad is going to handle a later spring, summer or early fall where I live in Louisiana. but the guy that's buying this system might also only fish the early mornings or late evenings when it isn't as hot. If you can work around the limitations, it could be a good product. It will definitely drive the Garmin, Lowrance and HB guys to do more to keep business in their corner. as one of your commenters said on this video.... competition is good for the consumer. Who knows, you might be able to adapt it to another type of display that handles the temps and still doesn't cost a lot.
I tend to agree, heat seems the enemy of the system, I do however think that may be solved by having covers that make is so the sun doesn't shine directly on the device or maybe there could be an option for cases with heat sinks on that help transfer some of the heat. The company should probably tackle that aspect as well.
!Available in November 2024!
Android version -> mid-2025.
12VDC / 15 to 30W consumption
135*/20* live beam angle
iPad 8th gen, iPad mini 5th gen, iPad pro 3rd gen, iPhone 11 and later models are supported
Appreciate it!
On their website they’re sold out. Imma cop asap.
Cop means get.
In Florida's sun and heat the big problem with using an iPhone or tablet is brightness and overheating. My iPhone overheats within 30 minutes of being in the noon day sun.
bimini top.
@@JustinMichael-p6c can’t fish with a Bimini top.
@@JeffBattleFish I do. YMMV.
@@JeffBattleFishsounds like a personal problem…
I have an older iPad Pro, and don’t know anything about the newer ones. But the iPad Pro is not waterproof. I’ve used it on non-rainy days with navionics and it’s freaking awesome for that.
Interesting concept, and could be a prototype for something really cool, but as shown here there are some major issues.... the main being that iPads are not exactly known for being rugged devices. They are great for soccer moms shopping online for shoes, but as a device mounted on a boat or kayak exposed constantly to extreme conditions. ...not so much.
That’s why they sell waterproof cases online
@@benruthlessburger8905 Sweet, i forgot that waterproof cases keep the Ipad from getting hot in direct sunlight.
There's a video on here of it running live on the water next to a Garmin.
Did they give you a price point? Cant find it on their website? Looking forward to your review
what would be great is the ability to make my current garmin headunit display this.
Avoid the Ipad
Looks interesting. Would be nice if they also supported android devices.
Agreed! I brought that up when I talked to them, and we'll see what happens
I was going to make the same comment. Nothing against Apple and iOS, but android tablets are dirt cheap compared to Apple.
@@hardwaterhotdogs9549
And just better quality for the money.
They said mid 2025 for android.
I’m gonna check it out. Especially if the price is good
My iPad sucks in bright light. I’d have to shroud it somehow to see the picture and to mirror it to the bow would also need strategic planning to be able to see an image. But this looks promising.
Honestly with how big the garmin blackbox is it still gets extremely hot. There is still slight screen lag with the huge gage cables. Now think about how cheaply that is built, running an iPad in the sun or cold and around water, and wireless sounds great, but would be very weak. Extreme cold and heat is also bad for wireless capabilites. IPad batteries are terrible and these things pull a ton of juice. The picture quality is quite bad as well in comparison to others on the market. Curious to see the price point on it, honestly looks to me like something off temu.
Most definitely the way the market is heading. When I saw that Lowrance was releasing an all-in-one unit for under a thousand $ I knew it was on its way to becoming available to just about any angler. I will be watching for this one to come out and see what price point it is at.
Did I miss the price for the unit? Very Cool , Great for the part time fishermen that dont want to invest in current live scope prices.
They haven't determined an exact price yet as they are looking for someone to go to market with and want that to be something they determine together
@@AlexTimm 1 of the big 3 will buy them out and keep them from going to market.
I am hoping not, but it's definitely a possibility. I know at the show, specifically Lowrance, stopped by and talked to them and was not very happy.
At least we will all be able to see this unfold. My hope is that it benefits the consumer in the end, even if bought out. Hopefully, it is leveraged to introduce a lower priced, newly designed option from that brand
@@AlexTimm Thank you sir great work
@@AlexTimmlowrance not happy because lowrance are trying to release their cheap junk version of scoping. In this new technology is going to interfere with that
Gamechanger sonar...greetings from Canada.
They should make an android app so guys could put them easily on their TV in the wheel house! Heck I'd buy one just for that! Mirroring an iphone is a Pain in the...
How much cost this item?
when it sounds to good to be true... it just may be. BUT, if it is true, vey nice! and should bring the price of it's competitors down to.
I feel like it could be a good opportunity to get co-anglers or back seaters the opportunity to get that perspective of being on the front of the boat but in the back! If it works it could be pretty cool
Would thus be the Temu version or Ali-express?
The website says sold out. I guess Garmin bought them out to keep them off the market.
@@ecleveland1 Not released yet, that's why.
I guarantee it will look nothing like panoptix, that demo mode makes everything look way better than it will be on the water.
The only thing I could see is the iPad getting hot being out in the sun and getting cold…but you could get a wristband for an iPhone and keep it from getting hot and cold…this could really be helpful for a kayak though
Connections for power and network are not watertight or weather resistant. Also, how does an iPAD do out in the weather? I think they get too hot in the sun and shut down?? Can they get wet? Can they handle the vibrations of being used in a boat? How do you mount the iPAD pro in your boat? Walleye fisherman have to fish rough water often, the gear needs to be tough.
All valid questions that will need to be answered for it to be successful!
All kinds of techy fisherman are running iPads in their boats. Been doing it for some time now.
@@glenndaugherity6187 VERY true!
RAM Mount Tab-Tite could be an option. Armor-X makes waterproof covers. Probably more brands too.
Was doing a search to try to get more info and perspectives on this, how are you THE ONLY video on this product? Guess everyone has some Garmin money in their pocket or something.
Yes, I'd say many others that were filming at this show have a relationship with another brand, and so they can't really cover it as it would distract from or be seen as competitive (obviously). I'm sure there are others that just didn't see it, or for other reasons decided not to film it. Just one of the benefits of this channel, I won't do any exclusive brand partnerships in the fishing gear & tech space, so I'll be able to provide info on everything. I'm going to reach back out to this company and try to get a demo unit and some more questions answered. Heck might even try and get them on a Video Podcast
About time someone did this. This technoiogy isn't cutting edge it's just that only a few companies have been producing the units and charging outrageous prices. Watch one of the big companies buy these patents from them and we will never see it again.
I think the big companies got to him already. The website says everything is sold out. And there is no updated information for back orders or when new inventory will be available. Sometimes it’s cheaper to buy out your competitor than let them take market share. That’s one of the things they taught us in business school.
@@ecleveland1 You are right, and this is the biggest problem of free markeds. Far from the best for us consumers.
@@ecleveland1 I sent them an email, and got a reply a couple weeks back. Hope for the best that they won\t sell...
OK good what is the price everything sound good
Sounds like a good idea, if you need help field testing let me know.
Price?
I'm definetly interested I will buy a transducer and their wireless modual just for the hell if it.i checked the web site and it doesn't specify any info on the product .like what k8nd of picture your going to get without an amplified transducer what kind of power specs it d9esnt show you the
Mounting asseries or certa8n specs that are needed to know so we can k8nda get the idea of what kind of quality picture we are goi g to expect. But defi etly going to find out how to get in li e to purchase one.
hey that's really cool but how expensive are the devices ???
Great concept but I'll stick with my lvs34 and NBT marine screen. Guarantee this will look nothing like panoptix on the water and it won't look anything like it does in the demo either.
When do they go to production so we can buy it?
I bought an rc fishing boat. Still haven't received it. It all get down to how you can complain too.
I’d be very interested, no way I’d pay for a live scope, hell I could buy a new boat for their crazy prices!
Would definitely be great for a hard house
Garmin already said they are coming out with a cheaper "version" of livescope but we all know what garmin, hummingbird, lowrance cheap means. Their cheap is full on junk. I will definitely be giving this product a chance.
Just gonna re release the lvs12 under a different name
When will this be available?
I could mirror this to my Lowrance, but need to see it 8n action on the water
This booth should win an ICast award for being 70% cheaper and wireless. Made in China. Take my money.
1. How would it compare to the competition
2. How is the delay
3. Battery life
What's the cost couldn't find it
Any idea what the price will be on these units?
No price mentioned on website or anything
Did you get an approximate price for this thing? I can’t find anything on the price online.
Would be great if it could be connected to my Garmin Striker Vivid 9sv.
This is what I’m talking about!!
Where can I buy this !!!! Take my money
Gotta see time on the water tests. And plus my IPhone/Ipad gets hot super quick. So how’s that work…
They should do the whole fish finder. iPads are not going to be ideal outside.
Alex when will they be selling these units
They are hoping to this fall. I'm getting a test unit in September with some upgraded features, so stay tuned to see it and honest feedback on it. I'll also keep everyone posted on when, where and at what price you can buy it
Thank you
Where can this be got at?????
Temu livescope love it
Sticking with Garmin for now. tried and true. Time will tell. Iphones and pads are not waterproof. I see issues.....
I hope that power and range is more like garmin, not like humminbird. Seems little bit like humminbird, but I hope I'm wrong
I’d get this for ice fishing for sure. Use my phone to scope out fish and spots. Then just use a flasher when you’re on top on them. 🤔🙌
Ipad/iphone wont 't work in practice in below 0 degrees celsius. Maybe in a heated ice fishing tent sure. I started my sonar journey in ice fishing with Deeper Sonar Chirp and had constant problems with my phone battery. I would say Accuphy will 100% have to come up with a display that you can plug for example in a big enough Lifepo battery. I hope they do well and bring competition to the sonar game.
How can I get one
would love to test and do a review
Garmin punching air right now talking to their lawyers to see if they can sue them into oblivion.
As soon as this comes to Android I am getting it
Enjoy trying to see that iPad in the sun. Not to mention when it overheats in like 10 minutes. Ever go fishing and have your phone sitting on the deck of your boat for like a half an hour and you can’t even use it because it’s overheating, and that’s with the screen off. Even if it wasn’t summer, won’t be seeing very much on the water, without an ultra bright display. That is unless you are under a Bimini cabin. But at that point, you might as well just buy the real thing. I think I’ll stick with my 126’s
How do I get one lol can’t afford 4k for live scope
livescope doesnt cost 4k
cheapest option 999 got the transducer and black box.
echomap uhd 73sv for around 400
So around 1400 to get livescope
@@NiteWolfeFishing I’m just trying to get a setup for ice fishing and my 14 foot Jon boat as cheap as possible didn’t think about buying everything separately
@@AceBase5 lot of good youtube vids on how to setup your own icefishing system.
@@NiteWolfeFishing Exactly, if you put in the time to find what you need it can be far less than that also. You can get a uhd 93sv (not uhd2) second hand on marketplace for $350 or less and get a used gls10 with lvs32 for $650-800, few hundred more for the lvs34.
@@DruFishing Need a UHD for LVS34 and a Plus for LVS32
On website it doesnt have a price
Will this work with Android, Furuno Raymarine, & Humminbird?
Awesome!😊
interesting, but i think the choice to use apple instead of android is a bad one.
There are far more android user and devices on the market than apple.
Just missing Android support and it would be a great product.
Apple products doesn't like high and low temperature, so where I must use that thing??? At home??
What’s estimated price
I’m assuming any tablet that can download the app will work, doesn’t have to be an iPad.
At launch, it will be iOS devices only they are saying . I'm not sure about the version needed. They plan to release an Android version early next year
Lost me at any iOS device lol😂
iOS is apples operating system
You really think a tablet is going to hold up on the front deck of a boat getting rained on and battered by waves
how much are they
Fiancé wants AT for the rear of the boat, this may be an option..'
No mapping or gps to mark weigh points? Of coarse it should cost less
An iPad is terrible on the water a replacement for a real chart plotter. The screen is to dim in sunlight, it will overheat and shut off in summer heat and will not tolerate water.
Won`t overheat were I live for sure.
@@roar_ingyou’d be surprised what bright sunlight does to them even in lower ambient conditions. They are night designed for extended use outside.
Where do I purchase? Would like to test it out
not available yet
Downview - 8m/24ft limit, ForwardView - 15m/40ft limit... :(
if they are looking for someone to do a test send one my way and i will do a video on one, i fish the fitzroy with qlds biggest barra
id love to have a android version
Do you know why it's cheap? Because this Chinese company is in no way paying Garmin licensing fees for use of the patents that Garmin holds on live sonar. Lowrance and Humminbird are both legally obligated to pay Garmin licensing fees for their respective systems. If you remember the first Live Target system was a carbon copy of version 1 Panoptix. 100% that Ping stole the design and is infringing on Garmin's patents. I can't support a company that steals IP for their own gain. It's why they're based in China, no legal recourse over patent infringement.
Cheap and works well, I don’t care if legal or not
@@rockndirt5002 Find me a tablet that works well in direct sunlight and won't overheat. Can't see shit since the displays are designed for indoor use.
@riccochet704 I guess you are assuming they stole Garmis's patents or do you have some proof ? You know what they say about assuming?
@@riccochet704 I guess they have already paid for Garmin, otherwise they could be on court.
Цена, интересна цена? Ну и будет ли поддержка андроида?
Humminbird and Garmin shouldn't be selling screens anyway. Not their forté.
But this will be cheap hardware + subscription I'm sure. ... that's my guess.
ABOUT TIME!!!!!... Companies like Garmin, and Hummingbird and Lowrance/Simrad, have been OVERCHARGING and basically price gouging their chartplotter products for years and still they haven't delivered any screens with the ability to get close to the resolution of the Ipad. Each new product has low resolution screens and super grainy images with slow processors. Even the built in GPS sucks and is slow to lock and update. Waterproofing their products doesn't justify the ridiculous asking prices, so that's out. Even cell phones from 10 years ago and can outperform their new products and yet they still charge THOUSANDS more for it. I keep hoping other major companies like Samsung and Lenovo would get into the chartplotter market and spank those price gougers. Sadly Garmin is even worse when it comes to the Aviation products they release.
I don’t want them collecting my data. 😂
Just waypoints 🤣
The already did 😂😉
I sure don’t want the Chinese communist government knowing where my honey holes are or where my secret big bream beds are. You know how much they love fish!
That’s crazy
I cant afford livescope so this would be a option if it works, following.....
Yes, love the ability to bring the price point of the tech down!
Take my money
Water and sun is not good for ipad
wow!!
good luck having good wifi on the water !!!
The wireless is to connect just to the tablet or phone, it isn't for internet connectivity
They literally copied Garmin from the transducers to the user interface “look”. The unique part of it is it needs no black box or graph.
LOL might make garmin compete and use more modern tech, their current stuff is built like it uses vacuum tubes 😂
You go China!!! Show America how it's done! Just visited their web site: Sold Out of everything.