Minelab X-TERRA Voyager Review
Worth it as a first metal detector thanks to the bundled accessories and simple controls; skip it if you already hunt regularly and need multi-frequency depth.
Pros
- 11-inch waterproof coil works across beach, park, and field terrain
- Kit includes headphones, a collapsible shovel, and a backpack
- Four simple search modes keep the learning curve short
- Collapses to 28.3 inches for easy transport
Cons
- Only 7 discrimination segments, fewer than the PRO or Elite
- Single-frequency design, so it's not aimed at experienced hunters
- Based on owner reports, depth is adequate but not class-leading
Specifications
| Brand | MINELAB |
| Color | Green |
| Height | 11.0 inches |
| Length | 55.0 Inches |
| Weight | 2.8 pounds |
| Width | 28.3 inches |
Source: amazon.com
What Owners Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the X-TERRA Voyager worth buying as a first detector?
Based on owner reports and the kit's bundled accessories, yes - it's built around ease of use rather than advanced discrimination.
How does the Voyager compare to the rest of the X-TERRA line?
See the full X-TERRA lineup or the X-TERRA Voyager page for the step up to PRO or Elite.
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