Mivo GroundFind Pro

Advanced Multi-Frequency Core for 12-Inch Deep-Target Detection

Most mid-range metal detectors suffer severe signal degradation and lose target tracking once a metallic object is buried past 6 to 8 inches, especially in highly mineralized or damp soils. The GroundFind Pro breaks through this depth barrier by utilizing advanced multi-frequency technology that penetrates up to 12 inches deep into the earth. The system automatically shifts and balances its frequency transmission to neutralize ground mineralization, maintaining consistent, high-tier depth performance across park soil, wet beach sand, and mineral-rich inland terrains without requiring any tedious manual ground-balance calibrations.

Five-Mode Target Discrimination Array with 94% Identification Accuracy

Digging up worthless iron nails, buried foil, and old aluminum pull-tabs can turn an exciting treasure hunt into an exhausting, unproductive chore. To solve this problem, the GroundFind Pro features a sophisticated 5-mode metal discrimination system paired with a numeric target ID display. The internal processor analyzes the target's conductivity in real time, delivering distinct audio tone shifts to tell you exactly whether a target is trash or treasure before you ever break ground. In standardized 100-target field testing, this precision tracking core achieved a remarkable 94% identification accuracy rating—the highest recorded in its class this year.

Waterproof Search Coil Configured for Seamless Multi-Terrain Exploration

Treasure hunters frequently lose out on high-value targets because standard equipment cannot handle wet environments or changing terrain profiles. The GroundFind Pro is built with a rugged, fully waterproof search coil engineered to transition seamlessly from dry, dusty fields to wet surf zones, shallow stream crossings, and rain-soaked riverbanks without triggering frustrating false readings. This heavy-duty shielding isolates the sensitive tracking loops from water interference, ensuring stable, highly accurate detection signals along active shoreline margins where lost jewelry and historical coins naturally accumulate.