Uneekor Sale Last Chance: Ends July 7

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SALE ENDED July 7, 2026. The Uneekor Independence Day Sale promotional period has closed. If you received a promo code before the July 7 deadline, you have until August 6 to redeem it. The sale recap below documents the pricing that was available during the event.

The window is closing — but it’s not closed yet. The Independence Day Sale ends July 7. Here’s what’s still worth grabbing at these prices.

Let me be direct.

The Best Deals Right Now

Eye Mini Lite at $2,499 ($251 off, free GSPro for a year). This is Uneekor’s entry-level floor camera. Wired, stationary, no fuss. If you’re building a permanent sim room and don’t need to take your launch monitor to the range, this is the value play. The free year of GSPro ($250 value) brings your effective first-year cost to $2,249.

Eye Mini at $2,999 ($500+ off, free GSPro for a year). The portable one with a built-in battery. Take it to the range, to a buddy’s house, or use it outdoors. This is the same photometric camera accuracy Uneekor is known for, in a package you can throw in a backpack.

Eye XR at $5,499 ($1,500 off, free GSPro + two Swing Optix cameras). The cheapest sticker-free overhead launch monitor you can buy. Three IR cameras, AI club tracking, single PoE cable. No stickers for ball or club. Mount it above your hitting area and forget it exists.

Eye XO2 at $8,999 ($4,447 off, free GSPro + two Swing Optix cameras). The flagship. Three photometric cameras, 28-by-21-inch hitting zone, AI swing analysis built in. At $8,999 with free Swing Optix cameras ($1,700 value) and free GSPro ($250 value), this undercuts Trackman iO by $5,000 and gives you a bigger hitting zone.

The Software Stack Makes This Worth It

Every single unit comes with a free year of GSPro ($250), Uneekor Pro Package ($199), and GAMEDAY ($199). That’s $648 in software you don’t pay for in year one.

The GSPro year is the real value. GSPro is the best sim software on the market — 500+ courses, tournament play, the community that actually builds things. A free year means you can spend all winter in your sim without opening your wallet again.

What I’d Buy

If I had $2,500 to spend: Eye Mini Lite. It’s the cheapest camera-based launch monitor that doesn’t need marked balls and doesn’t charge a subscription. Pair it with a net and a mat, and you’re hitting balls in your garage for under $3,000.

If I had $3,000: Eye Mini. The portability matters more than you think. Taking your launch monitor to a buddy’s house or the range means you actually use it more. The battery lasts 5-6 hours.

If I had $5,500: Eye XR. Stickerless overhead tracking at this price didn’t exist two years ago. Mount it, calibrate it, never touch it again. No floor clutter. No setup time. Walk in, swing, done.

If I had $9,000: Eye XO2. It’s the closest you’ll get to a commercial sim without paying commercial prices. The hitting zone is enormous. The AI trainer gives you feedback no other home unit offers. The Swing Optix cameras show you your swing from two angles simultaneously.

This sale ends July 7 at 11:59 PM EDT. If you’ve been waiting for a reason to buy, this is it. Uneekor does this sale once a year. Missing it means paying full price plus buying your own GSPro subscription.

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