The Uneekor QED was the launch monitor that “started it all”. Launched in 2019, it was Uneekor’s first product and first qed club meaning launch monitor to utilize dual high-speed cameras along with infrared technology.

The QED is designed to be mounted overhead, allowing for a mostly hands-off experience and seamless hand switching. It offers detailed ball and club data analysis features with video recordings of the moment of impact.

In this Uneekor QED review, I’ll take an in-depth look at the launch monitor. I’ll look not only at how well it measures ball and swing data, but also at its features, usability, and simulation capabilities.

Uneekor QED Tracking Bar
The QED is an overhead launch monitor that tracks an array of ball and club data parameters by means of two high-speed cameras and infrared tracking.

The cameras contained in the QED bar can operate at over 3000 fps and pave the way for QED Optix technology, which allows you to view slow-motion recordings of the ball’s spin and the club impacting the ball.

The QED is designed to be accessible to golfers of all skill levels. With a one-time installation, it offers a hands-free, uninterrupted experience with seamless left and right-handed play.

In addition to measuring ball and club data, the QED is compatible with the best simulation software on the market including E6 CONNECT and TGC 2019.

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