Castable or transom, and whether GPS comes with it · review
The only device here you can learn to use before going near water.
The bottom line A simulation mode means nine settings are learned at the kitchen table rather than on ice at four in the morning, and the handset’s four hours is the session length.
Sie können alle Funktionen im Simulationsmodus ausprobieren und im kabellosen Modus angeln gehen.
A simulation mode that runs every function dry. Nine settings is a lot to discover at four in the morning on ice, and this is the only device on this shelf that lets you meet them indoors.
Handset 4 hours. Sensor 10 hours.
Both are published, separately and honestly. The one that ends the session is the 4.
Germany 85,99 €. No EAN is published, so the reference cannot be searched for elsewhere.
Read on the day this page was built: 86 € at the German Amazon shop.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Any price inside this text was read on 29 September 2026; the live one sits at the top of the page.
Compared with the median of its own aisle on this site — not with the market at large.
| Screen | 2,4-inch TFT colour LCD |
|---|---|
| Depth | 45 m |
| Wireless range | 150 m |
| Modes | Wireless and simulation — the simulation runs every function dry |
| Reads | Bottom contour, water depth, water temperature, fish size with depth |
| Lamp | Fish-attracting, in a transparent cover with a spare, so the sensor can be seen in the dark |
| Adjustable | Sensitivity, brightness, depth range, zoom, depth alarm, fish alarm, fish icon, units, language |
| Battery | Handset 4 hours, sensor 10 hours, USB charged |
| Amazon reference | B0727PQ7GS (one reference across 1 Amazon marketplace) |
Running every menu and alarm without water. On a device with nine adjustable settings, learning them at the kitchen table rather than in the dark on a frozen lake is worth more than it sounds. No other device on this shelf offers it.
The handset’s 4 hours. The sensor lasts 10, but the session ends when the screen does. Both are published separately, which is more than five devices here manage.
Two reasons, both stated: it attracts fish, and it shows you where the sensor is in the dark. The cover is transparent and a spare is included — which tells you the cover is the part that breaks.
Night and ice fishing, where a lit sensor and a dedicated screen beat a phone
Details checked on September 29, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
2,4-inch colour LCD · 21 operating languages · depth 147 ft (45 m) · 90° detection cone · fish alarm with size and depth · sonar sensor and fish-attracting lamp switch on automatically on touching water
The widest cone and the most languages, at the lowest price on the shelf.
Best for: A first sonar for kayak, ice or bank, where a wide sweep matters more than fine separation
Castable sonar · wide, medium and narrow beams · target separation 1 cm narrow, 2,4 cm wide and medium · own WiFi · integrated GPS for bathymetric maps from bank or jetty · free app
The only sonar here that publishes how far apart two targets must be to show as two.
Best for: Mapping an unfamiliar bank swim before fishing it, without a boat
4-inch IPS display, visible from all angles and through polarised glasses · twist-lock connector · vertical orientation · sonar
A mounted unit that solves the one problem a boat angler actually has: reading the screen.
Best for: A boat or kayak where the unit is fitted once and read in bright sun all day
