The bottom line A frequency and a cone angle together are genuinely rare, and the title contradicts itself twice: read it sceptically, then decide.
What the maker puts in writing
Depth: 180 m · wireless range: 300 m
45° cone at 200 kHz
Adaptive sensitivity for clear and murky water
Depth range, shallow, fish alarms · adjustable chart speed
High-contrast LCD, smartphone-style menu
Suction cup or screw mounting
The one genuinely rare figure
45° at 200 kHz. Frequency and cone angle in the same line.
Six other devices on this shelf describe beams as wide, medium or narrow, or say nothing at all. A frequency and an angle are what actually determine what a sonar sees and how far down it sees it.
Two contradictions in its own title
The title reads Kabelgebundener Wandlersensor — wired transducer. The fourth feature states a 300 m wireless range.
The title also reads 45-Grad Unterwasser-Angelkamera — underwater camera. Nothing in the listing describes a camera. It describes depth, temperature, bottom contour and fish position: a sonar. This site keeps underwater cameras on their own shelf, because they answer a different question.
Both contradictions are in the seller’s own text. Neither is corrected here.
Where it can be bought
Germany 175,39 €. No EAN is published, so the reference cannot be searched for in the other five stores.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: 175 € 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.
What sets this model apart
Compared with the median of its own aisle on this site — not with the market at large.
Depth180 m, stated+300 % vs the aisle median
Amazon referenceB0CZ96WFLB (one reference across 1 Amazon marketplace)-100 % vs the aisle median
The declared figures, and the point they run out
Strengths
The only listing on this shelf that publishes a frequency and a cone angle together — 45° at 200 kHz
A depth claim of 180 m, four times the 45 m three other devices here state
Adaptive sensitivity with named settings for clear and coloured water
Four separate alarms, including a shallow-water alarm
Compromises
The title says the transducer is wired and the fourth feature says the wireless range is 300 m
The title calls it an underwater fishing camera, and it is a sonar — this site keeps underwater cameras on a separate shelf
No EAN published, and priced only in Germany at 175,39 €
Battery life, unpublished
Specifications
Depth
180 m, stated
Wireless range
300 m, stated — although the title calls the transducer wired
Beam
45° cone at 200 kHz
Sensitivity
Adaptive, with settings for clear and murky water
Alarms
Depth range, shallow water, fish, plus adjustable chart speed
Display
High-contrast LCD with a smartphone-style menu
Mounting
Suction cup or the supplied screws
What it is not
The title calls it an underwater fishing camera; it is a sonar
Amazon reference
B0CZ96WFLB (one reference across 1 Amazon marketplace)
Questions that come in about this one
Is it wired or wireless?
The title says wired — *Kabelgebundener Wandlersensor*. The fourth feature says the wireless range is 300 m. Both are the seller’s own text, they contradict each other, and nothing here resolves it. Ask before ordering.
Is it a camera?
No. The title contains *Unterwasser-Angelkamera*, but everything the listing describes is sonar: depth, temperature, bottom contour, fish position, a cone angle and a frequency. A camera shows you water; a sonar shows you returns. This site keeps them on separate shelves for that reason.
Can it really read 180 m?
That is the published figure, and it is four times what three other devices here claim. At 200 kHz with a 45° cone, depth performance depends heavily on the bottom and the water. The number is printed as the maker published it; nothing on this page verifies it.
Who this one is for
Deep water from a boat, for a buyer willing to read the listing sceptically
Price and availability
Details checked on September 29, 2026.
Sources
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