Whites Bullseye
Approximate price: $120
Number of Reviews: 29
on 3 pages.
Also in this price range:
Garrett Pocket Probe
Vibraprobe 560
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Pushbuttons faulty
G.A. in Minnesota -
The pushbuttons on the bullseye -II cannot be expected to last more than 2-3 months before breaking. I had my BE-II replaced/repaired three times due to the faulty button component installed on these.
White's finally installed a toggle as a repair which worked great, until I lost my pinpointer. I bought a new BE-II and sure enough, the pushbutton on this one was faulty as well, and broke after 2 months.
Great pinpointer - when the button isn't broken. Googling around, this bad button problem appears to be a rampant design/manufacturing/design flaw of this pinpointer.
Jun 28, 2007
13 Yes
1 No
Is it just me?
john smith in treasure paradise,usa -Got my first one and it stopped working just b4 the warranty.Then i got a replacement(for free). I Used the new bullseye 2 120mm for almost a year and it also stopped working.Maybe it was the rain or dust.
Jul 23, 2006
14 Yes
2 No
TIME SAVER
Chuck from STL in Saint Louis, MO USA -The Whites Bullseye has been a valuable time saver, allowing me to lay down the MD and get right to the find (sometimes in the dirt removed from the hole). Haven't decided for sure but leaning toward "tone" mode vs "vibrate". LED light is a nice touch but hasn't been of use for me to this point. Very easy on batteries. The unit is light and truly a "pinpointer" rather than a "probe". Pushbutton switch is slightly inconvenient (that's why it's not a 5) - hard on/off with timed "auto-off" would be nice. Watertight would be good.
Mar 20, 2006
8 Yes
1 No
Great little addition
walter paul in central louisiana -very satisfied with my whites bulls eye II. The vibraprobe made my fisher cz back talk, and also with my treasure baron coin trax. the bulls eye will viberate some if I get closer than about 8 inches, but neither detector will pick it up and chatter. Great for those shallow coins, less than 2 inches, for when you locate it, you just have to probe it out with knife, so there are a lot less hles to fill.
Feb 02, 2006
8 Yes
0 No
Not too good....
Mark in Canada -
Pretty dissapointed with this unit.
I have a Vibraprobe and bought a Bullseye 2 for a backup probe.
The vibration is almost non existant, and the pushbutton was broken within three weeks.
Terrible design in my opinion, they should have stayed with a toggle switch as on the first one, but place the toggle on top of the unit, not on the side. The long probe part itself is very, very flimsy, and was lose and started to wiggle after the first day.
At least with the Vibraprobe you can really "PROBE" with it.
Get back to the drawing board Whites!!!!
Sep 07, 2005
14 Yes
7 No
The new Bulls eye II
Wilbur Pruden in NJ -The new Bulls eye 2 works excellent!!! forget the old one that at times falsed quit often!
The new unit works as should. The on switch works and built great. The LED light is a nice little feature!
Aug 27, 2005
15 Yes
1 No
Whites Bullseye Pinpointer
mtdoramike in Central Florida -Very nice pinpointer for the ...money. It gets a good 1-1/2 inches in depth, battery lasts forever in it. The new style with the toggle switch is the best one.
Feb 26, 2005
14 Yes
3 No
Whites Pinpointer
Mark Tims in NE Texas -This little jewel increased my finds dramatically. Instead of getting my hands covered in dirt or sifting each hand full, I simply pull out this little probe and bingo I pick up the find. The batteries last forever. Toggle switch has a tendency to get turned on when I put it back into the pouch but other than that it works great. I give it a big thumbs up!
Feb 24, 2005
16 Yes
3 No
4/5
Andres Ventura in El Salvador -Great all around pinpoint probe, easy to carry, lightweight, haven't changed the 1st battery for almost 2 years, sturdy, accurate. Pretty good, only problem is the push-button on/off feature, a toggle switch would be much better.
Feb 05, 2005
16 Yes
3 No
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