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N1 vs NEO-E

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A side-by-side look at how the NVISAGE N1 and NVISAGE NEO-E compare on specs, accuracy, room requirements, and price. No hype — just the parts of the decision a buyer actually weighs.

Buy N1

Prices confirmed Nov 10, 2026 · we check every retailer daily

Buy NEO-E

Prices confirmed Nov 10, 2026 · we check every retailer daily

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Full specificationsEvery spec for both, line by line

Specifications

The numbers, lined up.

Hardware

  • Tracking Method
    N1Photometric, two 2,000 fps cameras, ceiling-mounted
    NEO-EPhotometric, three cameras at 6,000 fps; reads the ball's dimples, no marked balls
  • Hitting Zone
    N116 × 20 in in NVISAGE's manual; its website says 24 in deep by 20 in wide
    NEO-E12.6 × 9.4 in (W × D)
  • Handedness
    N1Software setting; the unit stays put
    NEO-ELeft/right setting re-maps the zone; NVISAGE doesn't say whether the unit changes sides
  • Placement
    N1—
    NEO-EFloor unit beside the ball; the hitting zone starts 14.2 in from the unit
  • Indoor/Outdoor
    N1—
    NEO-EBoth; IP65
  • Display and Battery
    N1—
    NEO-E4.3-inch touchscreen; up to 5 hours (Indoor Golf Outlet)

Requirements

  • Mounting
    N1110–118 in above the floor (NVISAGE manual; its website says 9–10 ft above the hitting surface), about 2 ft in front of the tee
    NEO-E—
  • Balls
    N1NVISAGE marked balls required (12 included)
    NEO-E—
  • Connection
    N1Ethernet to a Windows PC; no Mac or iOS
    NEO-EWi-Fi or Ethernet; Windows PC
  • Room
    N1NVISAGE publishes no ball-to-screen distance or room size; Indoor Golf Outlet suggests at least 10 ft from ball to screen
    NEO-ENVISAGE publishes no ball-to-screen distance or room size

Data

  • Data
    N1Ball speed, launch angle, horizontal launch, back spin, side spin, spin axis, total spin (calculated), club speed
    NEO-E—
  • Ball Data
    N1—
    NEO-EBall speed, total spin, back spin, side spin, spin axis, launch angle, launch direction
  • Club Data
    N1—
    NEO-EClub speed, club path, attack angle; face angle, dynamic loft, face to path and impact point with the club sticker

Software

  • Native Software
    N1MURLIE (range) and MURLIE-X (course play, 20 courses per Indoor Golf Outlet), free
    NEO-EMURLIE (range) and MURLIE-X (course play, 20 courses per Indoor Golf Outlet), free
  • Third-Party
    N1E6 Connect and Creative Golf list NVISAGE; GSPro through NVISAGE's bridge ("NVisage (OpenAPI)" license), not on GSPro's official list
    NEO-EE6 Connect and Creative Golf list NVISAGE; GSPro through NVISAGE's bridge, not on GSPro's official list

Practical

  • Price
    N1—
    NEO-ENo price on NVISAGE's site; $5,500 at Indoor Golf Outlet

Room planner

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Persona fitWho each one is better for

Who each one is better for

Honest persona fit, side by side.

Better for NEO-E

  • Performance Seeker

    Measured spin from any ball, and club path, face angle and impact point with the sticker, in a unit that also goes to the range. The caveat is GSPro: it reaches the NEO-E only through NVISAGE's bridge, where the GolfJoy Spica 3 is on GSPro's official list for less money.

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