LiveView PRO

Great for setup position, backswing path, etc. The ability to auto record swing is great when's it works, however it stopped working. And is no manual to explain how to use the software or for trouble shooting, and there seems to be no way to get support. Edit: There is an adjustment for the sensitivity of the microphone on auto record,. You only find this out by chance by pushing various icons, one of which is settings shown by a gear icon, because there is no manual. So I got the auto record to work now by increasing the sensitivity. Would be nice if the company didn't leave you in the dark as to how to use.

It's very good to see your body positions at any time during the swing. However there aren't enough frame per second to show the club on the downswing. If you're hoping to see if the face is open or closed as its approaching the ball ... not going to happen. But I'm more concerned about things like if my but has moved off the chair and my head has risen up (early extension) or if I'm staying in my original spine angle . For these things it works well.

The device is very basic, connects with wifi and here is the problem: it often loose frames during my down swing. The site says I need to change wifi channel, but it didn’t help with me. I am surprised they did not use bluetooth connection or a buffer in the device.The app is ok, below my standards, but overall does the job.

Great idea, but poor video quality makes the price tag very very hard to justify. Most modern smartphones will deliver an equal if not better resolution for slow-mo analysis. This means you are paying a premium for the ability to wireless view the video feed (which lags often even when the camera and app are as close as possible). The ability to draw lines on the video is ok, but again can be done with a modern smartphone. The only thing this has over a smartphone camera is being able to watch the swing in "real-time" (again it lags a lot), but the problem with this is that you have to awkwardly look at a monitor while swinging, so it doesn't really work well in the end. If it were me I would get a mount for your phone, place it behind you or in front of you, record in slow-mo and then analyze after rather than spending hundreds on this setup.

This is the best golf aid product I've purchased without a doubt. I'm still learning some of the variables in using the product and I think a more thorough guide or reference manual would be helpful.

Love it. Best tool I bought. Great learning device.

Video lags and is choppy. The frames it does capture are of poor quality. Would not recommend

I bought it and actually use it quite often. The concept is good and if you want to improve your game, you definitely need one camera to reflect your swing or you just waste your time on training. LiveView Pro is the only product that gives you that. But its quality is subpar 1) camera - image is average at best, not crisp and blurry, sorry we're spoiled by smartphone camera and demand a higher quality of video images. 2) slow-motion video drops frames a lot, no idea what's FPS for this camera but it's not high 3) battery life. after using a few months, battery life is shortened quite a bit. It's a great concept and has a lot of potentials, all it needs is a higher grade camera system.

I can't think of anything I don't like about this product. If you aren't sure you've made a change, you can check it. If you're a coach, you can see two angles at once and show your students what they need to change and why! If you're serious about improving, get lessons and get one of these!

Unfortunately the resolution of the Camera is just too bad. Of course a higher resolution would result in a higher data rate which leads to more lag in transmission. But the delivered frame rate makes it useless since you don’t see the needed delivery positions of your club when playing back in slowmotion..might be good for high handicaps who just want to see themselves. But not good enough for reviewing your swing.Looking forward for an update with better camera. 2 stars for the idea