Minelab Go-Find 44 Review
Worth it for a beginner who wants more accuracy than the entry-level Go-Find 11, with three Find Modes and Easy-Trak ground tracking; skip it if you want Bluetooth audio or the longest coil in the Go-Find line.
Pros
- Three Find Modes plus Pinpoint Mode and Easy-Trak automatic ground tracking for more accurate signals
- Folds flat and weighs 2.3 lbs (1.06 kg), described as the lightest treasure finder in its class, with no assembly required
- 10-inch hard-wired coil rated waterproof up to 2 ft for shorelines and streams
- Bluetooth ready for wireless, hands-free audio through the free GO-FIND app
Cons
- Fewer Find Modes than the Go-Find 66, which adds a fourth mode
- No bundled earbuds or digging tool in this listing, unlike the Go-Find 66 bundle
- Aimed squarely at beginners, so experienced detectorists may find the feature set limited
Specifications
| Height | 1.0 inches |
| Length | 1.0 inches |
| Width | 1.0 inches |
| Weight | 2.3 Pounds |
| Color | Black |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Minelab Go-Find 44 worth buying?
Based on the spec sheet, it's worth it for someone starting out who wants more accuracy than the Go-Find 11 without stepping up to the Go-Find 66.
What comes with the Go-Find 44?
It ships as a folding, no-assembly detector with a 10-inch hard-wired coil; see the Go-Find 44 model page for the full feature list.
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