Minelab X-TERRA Metal Detectors

Which X-TERRA Fits You
Minelab built the X-TERRA family as a waterproof, beginner-friendly line that scales up in technology without turning into a club-level machine. Each model keeps the same core idea - pre-programmed search modes for Park, Field, and Beach conditions - while changing how deep and how precisely it can separate targets.
The X-TERRA PRO is the mid-tier workhorse, built around the PRO-SWITCH engine so it can change frequencies and stay waterproof to 16 ft. It is the model most searchers land on when they want one detector for parks, fields, and beach sand without stepping up to a flagship price.
The X-TERRA Elite moves up to Minelab's Multi-IQ multi-frequency technology, the same approach used in Minelab's higher-end machines, giving it 119 target IDs and better separation of trash from treasure. It is the pick for hunters who already know the hobby and want more precision without jumping to a club-level detector.
The X-TERRA Voyager is the entry point: a lighter kit built around four simple search modes (All Metal, Custom, Jewelry, Learn) with premium headphones, a collapsible shovel, and a backpack bundled in, aimed squarely at someone trying the hobby for the first time.
Specifications
| Brand | MINELAB |
| Color | Green |
| Height | 54.33 inches |
| Length | 54.33 inches |
| Weight | 2.8 Pounds |
| Width | 5.91 Inches |
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