If you want to buy this product, please sure and that’s another episode from our Amazon review series. We’ve got a another product in today, a an actual phishing product here and, as you can see here, this is a wireless fish finder. Now this is by lucky and I. Don’t know if that means they’re lucky if you find a fish or not, but alright guys. So here we go. We’ve got a handful of products right here and well pieces I should say and of course you have your two main units.

You have your handheld unit here and you have your your sonar. Your float, let’s go ahead and go through all the smaller pieces. We’ve got the instructions here, they’re in English, as well as something else I’m, not quite sure which which language this one is. We have the which should be the next strap and it is just a basically it’s kind of a standard nylon, neck strap. It has a little cord there to tie it to the unit and then you can do the quick clasp to take it off there, and you know snap it back on.

So you don’t lose the unit, we have the charger which uses a micro USB. So, of course you know for many phones, that’s what you use. You can of course use this or you can use, maybe your phone charger to charge it, and that goes not only with the handheld unit, but also with the float there with the sonar. Now it does have a second cap here which is I, believe this piece right here. That is four I, think I think and that’s where the buttons and everything are so we would take a look and underneath here once we get to looking at it, I’m sure, that’s what that’s for, but you have a second one, that’s clear! So maybe you can see whatever’s going on inside there.

They did give us two different chargers. They did give us a wall charger, a standard. U s, wall charger as well as a car charger, and it’s a very low-profile USB car charger. Now something else they did give us was these these little snaps here they do have a simple little snap there and they have this little kind of it’s a little bit different than the standard ring would be. It has a yellow on one side and black on the other.

I don’t know if that’s something specific, it doesn’t really turn, but if you’re just fishing a line through there that the line is just gonna pivot around inside of there anyhow and then, of course, there is beef. The float in the handheld again take a look at the float here will unscrew the top and it does have a water seal there. The top right there is easy to get on and off. It has kind of that screwdriver kind of slot there.

That is big enough for something like a quarter or some type of coin, to be able to get in there and pull that out. There is looks like there’s a couple of LEDs inside there as well as looks like the little. The white piece would be the USB cover, and then we got two other little plastic things here. Oh buttons and I’m guessing okay well looks like this one, this one, maybe for it to be turned on as it has that flashing blue light there.

So there’s that one and then what’s the other one do oh and there we go, then you have the LEDs at the bottom. Now these LEDs they do help to see where the float is. If you are fishing at night, but also this is supposed to be kind of a fish attractant. Now it does have these two little like probe things like right here and that’s what I believe they are our probes. This is supposed to tell you the water temperature, although I don’t know how accurate it was.

The one thing I did notice on the site is that people did complain that it wasn’t really great on the water temperature as to figuring out how warm was you know they had problems where if it was in the Sun or something like that, it would register really really high. So you know it’s definitely something to take into consideration. Also as I understand, it’s only going to remeasure, basically surface temperature, and then we’ve got the handheld unit.

Now the handheld unit, of course, has a few little things to it. It does have the little lanyard loop right there at the bottom, there’s also the little rubber piece that will keep your Bluetooth connection there from getting wet and, of course, that is where you charge it from. You, then have a opening at the top for a connector, and there is a corded version of this if I remember correctly, which it actually goes deeper than this one.

This one goes to I believe it was 147 feet. Then we’ve got a little red thing here: oh okay, a very, very thin antenna which is rather interesting, but of course, with this floating around in the water you’re gonna want as much signal as possible, because if a wave comes up, that’s a little bit high that can block the signal and everything. So that’s a that’s a nice thing there and then on the front.

It does have the four buttons here it looks like directional buttons and then a couple of maybe menu or selection buttons of some type. Okay, it looks like the bottom. One is the the power button it looks like there is a startup and a simulation version here. So, of course, startup is going to be what you use when you go to use it now to fish, and the simulation may give you a general idea on what it does.

Well, that’s, let’s try the simulation. Oh there we go so here we go. This is what it’s looking like: it’s given us a color feed here, showing us what what the bottom might look like. It’s telling us the degrees in Fahrenheit and you can of course change that to Celsius. You can see there’s some little fish coming across there. So the depth gauge is on the right-hand side here and a little bit hard to read, but gives you a general idea shows you different variations in the bottom now the fish here.

This is kind of cool as the fish here there is a number and they do have. That number does seem to be kind of the depth that they’re at and also the fish they have kind of a general size. It looks like there’s a there’s, a small, medium and large-sized that kind of shows up on here now, of course, this is a very small screen. This is I. Think like a 2, 8 inch screen. That’s on this, so you know it’s not real big, but for a handheld unit.

That’s that’s not bad! Now, at the top here we do have three kind of three or four kind of readouts. Here, one of them looks kind of like your standard icon, for a for a wireless signal say like on a cell phone or something like that, and you have what looks like the volt. It’s the voltage meter over here, and it says that it is at 4 2 volts, which I guess is a full charge, so you can sit there and check the voltage and make sure that you’ve got charge on this and that it will last then we have one over on the side here with an S and as I understand it I believe that would probably be the sensitivity meter, the sensitivity meter.

Of course you can turn it up or down depending on water depth and what you’re looking for, if it’s really sensitive, you’re, probably going to see those small fish really easy, even like the little minnows. If it is less sensitive, you’re going to wait until you see a bigger fish depending on how how far up or down you have it turned and then I’m sure, that’s also going to adjust what you see on the bottom there for what the you know the depth of the bottom and then maybe what the what the bottom is made of.

I’m sure these colors kind of give you a variation as to what that is. Okay, everybody! You can see. We’ve got our little sensor ball there. You can hear the I already have the hand unit on we’re out at a local dam here, so we’re out of the water and we’re gonna go ahead and pitch this now. One thing: I decided since we’re static, I’m, putting these weights on it and I. Have it so they’ll slide down the line and what will happen is they’ll hit the bottom and the bobber or the the unit will float straight up from there and then all you have to do is keep just a little bit of tension on the line and it will hold it in place.

This is kind of actually an old depth, finders thing from from Europe. That’s how they would find the depth is, then they would measure the line out once the normally you would sink the bobber we’re not worrying about sinking it. So we just want to keep it in place, but, but anyhow here goes will take toss this out, we’ll get out here in the water good waste and then we’ll take a look at what we see, how many fish and everything and let’s go ahead, turn the skin on and pull the little antenna out, but I, don’t think we really need I, don’t think it’s out so far that we need it we’re in the startup mode.

Let it go for a second and then try to get this down in the shade, so you guys can see it there. We go somewhat. I mean that’s about the best. We’ve got right now, then you heard the beeps. This were some fish that came across there. We go there’s some fish right there in there towards the bottom right now. The setting is for medium and large fish, we’re not worried about little baitfish or anything like that.

So it is telling us a little bit of information telling us. You know again water depth and everything of which the water depth here and what it’s telling us should be about right for where it’s at compared to the dam right there. So yeah I think it works relatively well, but at least we’re getting the fish in there we’re getting the bottom and the depth and everything so looks like it should be pretty nice.

You can see that string of fish there if you want.