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EYE XO and EYE XO2 are ceiling-mounted launch monitors for dedicated indoor rooms. Both deliver ball and club data; the XO2 gives you a much larger hitting area and support for Uneekor’s rough and bunker inserts.
Quick answer
Choose EYE XO2 if several golfers use the room, you want more freedom to place the ball, or you want to practise from rough and bunker inserts. Choose EYE XO when you want a proven overhead system at the lower current price and its 16 × 12 in hitting zone suits your setup.
Side-by-side comparison
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| Feature | EYE XO | EYE XO2 |
|---|---|---|
| Current price | $6,499 | $10,999 |
| Cameras | Two high-speed cameras | Three high-speed infrared cameras |
| Hitting area | 16 in L × 12 in W | 28 in L × 21 in W |
| Data points | 24 ball and club data points | 24 ball and club data points |
| Placement | Front overhead | Front overhead |
| Trouble mats | No | Yes |
| PC and connection | Windows PC and Ethernet required | Windows PC and Ethernet required |
| Warranty | 2 years | 2 years |
Overhead launch monitor
Uneekor EYE XO
$6,499
Best for: A dedicated simulator room where a compact, defined hitting zone works for the golfers who will use it.
- Two high-speed cameras
- 16 × 12 in hitting zone
- 24 ball and club data points
- Front overhead installation
Overhead launch monitor
Uneekor EYE XO2
$10,999
Best for: Rooms used by more people, or golfers who want a bigger hitting zone and the option to add rough and bunker inserts.
- Three high-speed infrared cameras
- 28 × 21 in hitting zone
- 24 ball and club data points
- Trouble mat compatible
What the extra spend changes
More room around the ball
The XO2 hitting zone is 28 × 21 in. The XO is 16 × 12 in. This is the clearest practical difference when golfers have different stances or you want more placement freedom.
More shot variety
Only the XO2 supports Uneekor Trouble Mats, which add rough and bunker lies to a compatible turf setup.
The same overhead approach
Both units sit in front of the golfer on the ceiling, leaving the floor clear. Plan for a fixed installation, a compatible Windows PC and Ethernet.
Club data setup
Both offer club data. Uneekor recommends club stickers when accurate club data matters.
Room planning before you buy
Uneekor lists 10 ft as the optimal mounting height for both units. For the XO2, it recommends at least 13 ft wide × 16 ft deep × 10 ft high. Measure your swing space and confirm the planned mounting position before ordering.
Which should you buy?
Our view
The EYE XO is the sensible choice when its smaller hitting zone fits how the room will be used. The EYE XO2 earns its higher price when flexible ball placement and trouble-mat play matter to you. Do not choose between them on the camera count alone; choose based on the room, golfers and type of practice you want.
Frequently asked questions
Do EYE XO and EYE XO2 both need a PC?
Yes. Uneekor lists a Windows PC and Ethernet connection for both models. Check the current system requirements before choosing the PC.
Do I need marked balls?
Uneekor lists any ball for both models. Club stickers are optional, and Uneekor recommends them when accurate club data matters.
Can either model support third-party simulator software?
Both are listed as third-party compatible. Uneekor notes that this may require the appropriate software membership, so confirm the current plan for the software you want to use.
Which one is better for a shared room?
The XO2 has the larger hitting zone, which gives more room to position the ball. That is usually the better fit where several players use the simulator.
Need help applying this to your space? Ask us about your setup.
Continue planning your simulator
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