ProTee VX vs EYE XO: Overhead Camera Battle
The Overhead Camera Showdown
VX has 25x21 hitting zone, no subscription, club data without stickers. EYE XO has 12x16, VIEW subscription. Two $6K overhead cameras with different approaches.
The Short Answer
VX has 25x21 hitting zone, no subscription, club data without stickers. EYE XO has 12x16, VIEW subscription. Two $6K overhead cameras with different approaches.
Need the full picture on costs? 5-Year Total Cost of Ownership → with software subscriptions, mats that wear out, and the hidden expenses nobody talks about.
The ProTee VX wins on hitting zone (25×21 vs 12×16), subscription model (none vs creeping Uneekor fees), no-sticker club data, and two included swing cameras. The EYE XO wins on brand recognition, Dimple Optix ball tracking on any ball without stickers, and a slightly lower entry price ($5,999 vs $6,500). For most buyers building a permanent overhead sim, the ProTee VX delivers more value. For most people, the ProTee VX is the better choice.