The Winbest metal detectors are made by Barska. They’re warrantied, offered at low price points, and they have entry-level quality that you need to get started into the hobby. The model up for review is the Winbest Pro Edition metal detector. It’s a basic model, … Read More
With the word sport in its model name, it’s natural to assume that this is an all-terrain metal detector. You would be right to assume so. The White’s MX Sport is a submersible detector that can be taken into the murky depths of the water … Read More
The Teknetics T2 was a huge hit back in the day as it earned a reputation as a gold nugget metal detector. African gold rush hobbyists had a large part to do with that, and thanks to the T2’s performance and word of mouth popularity, … Read More
Why are gold metal detectors so expensive? The best gold machines will have a flurry of high-tech features that ensures you can hit the hard soils where gold is often found. This means having to tune out multiple types of false signals caused by electrical … Read More
The Equinox 800 is a hot and popular metal detector, but the 600 model is often overlooked as if it’s inferior. Is this true? What’s the difference between the Equinox 800 and Equinox 600? What is Multi-IQ? This review will discuss the differences where applicable … Read More
Is the Garrett ACE 400 an entry-level metal detector? What are the ACE 400’s features? There are a few, notable features about the ACE model that makes it a winner in all fields. However, it’s not without its limitations as it is designed as a … Read More
Is the Garrett ACE 200 any good? The 200 is the little brother in the ACE series, but it has its own set of advantages to offer the beginner. Namely, a few search modes, preset ground balance, and adjustable sensitivity. To cash in on the … Read More
The Fisher F75 has been out for a long time, but it has seen some upgrades that keeps it a current and viable option for the modern-day market of metal detectors. With its updates and advanced models in the series, it has the potential to … Read More
Is the Quick Silver a metal detector for a kid? Is it any good for the amateur hobbyist? As a budget metal detector in the entry-level market, the Quick Silver from Bounty Hunter holds its own with a digital target ID display. This feature is … Read More
The MACH-1 metal detector is one of the newer models released by Bounty Hunter. It’s designed to be one of their intermediate level metal detectors with simplicity at its core. With features that will appeal to the amateur who wants more out of their detector, … Read More
Bounty Hunter has a variety of metal detectors for hobbyists of all skill levels. What is appreciated is that they manufacture quality metal detectors for kids without it being a kid’s toy that equates to junk. What do you need to know about the BHJS … Read More
If you’re looking for a metal detector that doesn’t cost too much but would be good for the entire family, you must consider the TACKLife MMD05. It has real metal detector features, an easy-to-interpret interface, and adjustable features that allows you to fine-tune your detecting … Read More
If there’s a brand you can trust, it’s Minelab. If this is your first time shopping for a multi-frequency metal detector, buy it from the experts in multi-frequency technology. The Minelab Vanquish 440 has an entry-level price tag, but it’s far more than just an … Read More
The Time Ranger Pro is a coin, relic, jewelry, and gold hunter. Some have assumed it’s a redone Gold Bug in new clothing and others are comparing it to the Fisher F19 – all of which are made by First Texas. Are the rumors true? … Read More
Finally, a new metal detector from Garrett! Not only is it a new model, it incorporates some of the design patterns of the beloved Ace series into a new, lightweight, and high-performing metal detector. What’s new? Single and simultaneous frequencies. Hybrid audio. Zero rotational torque. … Read More
The White’s TDI BeachHunter is one of those of its kind that detectorists anxiously save up for. It’s a top pulse induction detector that is known for its deep, deep detection. But, we all know that depth isn’t the only feature that counts. It also … Read More
Not every underwater treasure hunter is an expert and needs an expensive model. The Nalanda MD027 is one of the cheapest, true, underwater metal detectors in the market. With just a quick scan over its control box tells you this thing was made to perform … Read More
The Minelab CTX 3030 is not the kind of detector that’s bought every day, the price is far too high for that. But, when someone pulls the trigger on it, the CTX performs as advertised. It’s feature-loaded to the max, so there will be a … Read More
The XP ORX is unlike other detectors in the market, and it has XP Deus DNA, so you could see it as an affordable alternative to the high-end and expensive Deus. There are three model configurations up for sale and this package includes the ORX … Read More
The XP Deus has been a well-known detector in the field, and if you can remember its older V2 and V3 software versions, you’ll know why it was loved and bought by all. XP continues to release updated software versions upgradable for free on their … Read More
The Spectra V3i is the flagship metal detector for the White’s brand. It’s the ultimate land-based metal detector for everything from prospecting to finding meteorites and lost jewelry. It has a Salt Beach mode, and while VLF single frequency detectors struggle here, this isn’t a … Read More
The White’s Goldmaster 24k (GM24k) is one of the best gold prospecting metal detectors from the brand. They took the GMT and added upgrades to improve your chances of finding gold without hurting the budget. It has a long list of high-end features that intermediate … Read More
Minelab has long been revered as a premium brand with the best metal detectors in the market. The X-TERRA 305 is a high-end detector wrapped up with an entry-level price tag. Clearly, it’s one of the best detectors in the entry-level market as it has … Read More
The Minelab Gold Monster 1000 kind of threw everybody off when it was released to the market. Its been termed as an entry-level gold detector, but its design is beyond entry-level. You might not know that fact until you actually get out there and start … Read More
When the Equinox 800 hit the market, it was picked up by the masses like it was the next best thing, and the next best thing it proved to be. Part of the reason could be due to its actual quality and performance, and the … Read More
The TreasurePro metal detector by White’s has a steeper price tag than its basic cousin, the Coinmaster. But, with the price jump comes advanced features that will improve your ability to detect in various ground conditions and increase your success rates at finding more treasures. … Read More
White’s Electronics has a long history in the metal detecting industry going all the way back to 1950. Today, their products appeal to all budgets and all types of users seeking out a quality detector. If you’re a coin shooter or a beginner wanting to … Read More
The Sunpow OT-MD02 is an entry-level metal detector. Although simplicity is at the core of its performance, it has manual ground balance and a color LCD display to help beginners get a head start on learning how to detect. It’s priced within the budget range, … Read More
There are plenty of budget metal detectors in the market, but the key in finding the good ones is to do a little research first or you may end up with a kid’s toy. The RM RicoMax GC-1037 is one of the good ones. Judging … Read More
Canway is a brand that is not as commonly known as its giant competitors like Garrett, Fisher, and Minelab, to name a few. However, their low prices and dependable detectors have earned them some praise amongst a small following of fans. So, what can you … Read More
