A side-by-side look at price, accuracy, space, subscription and software to help you pick between the Garmin Approach R10 and the OptiShot 2.
The default entry point. Cheap, portable, works indoors and at the range, and doesn't force a subscription. Accuracy is good-not-great, but unbeatable for the money.
The rock-bottom entry: an infrared hitting pad, not a real launch monitor. Fine for cheap indoor fun, but the accuracy is famously loose.