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Past your first season, you know what a good signal sounds like and you want a machine that lets you do more with it. These detectors add the controls beginners can skip: manual ground balance, finer discrimination, more search modes and more coil options. Still choosing your first? See our beginner metal detectors.
Product Highlights Multi-frequency mode plus 5 single frequencies (4, 10, 15, 20 and 40 kHz), so you can match the machine to the ground you’re hu...
View full detailsA three-mode detector, an IP68 pinpointer and a serrated digger built for the clay, stony soil and root-bound turf that coin and relic hunting actu...
View full detailsAn IP68 detector, a fully waterproof probe, a stainless sand scoop and a finds pouch. Everything here is built to get wet — because on a beach the ...
View full detailsA fully IP68-rated machine with an 11.5 inch coil — built for the wet ground most detectors have to stay out of. Wet sand, tidelines and shallow wa...
View full detailsThe step up from a starter machine: three search modes, a stated 25 cm depth and clean audio feedback, without paying for features you will not use...
View full detailsAn 11.81 inch coil for covering open ground fast, with six search modes including a built-in pinpointer to centre the target before the spade goes ...
View full detailsA 19 kHz gold and relic detector with 100 sensitivity steps rather than the handful of presets most machines give you, and a 1–100 target ID that b...
View full detailsUpgrade for a specific need, not just more features. Hunting more beaches? Look at waterproof models. Moving into gold? See gold prospecting detectors. Our settings guide covers the controls these machines add. When you're ready for the hardest ground, see professional detectors.
When it stops you doing something you need, such as handling wet salt sand, separating targets in trashy ground or finding small gold. Upgrading for features you won't use rarely adds finds.
Intermediate machines add manual controls, finer discrimination, more modes and coil options. Beginner machines keep things simple and automatic.
Not if you start in a simple mode. Many beginners grow into one, but the extra controls can be overwhelming in the first few weeks.
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