Treasure Detectors
Minelab X Terra Voyager Treasure Detector
Minelab Vanquish 560 Treasure Detector
Minelab Vanquish 460 Treasure Detector
Minelab Vanquish 360 Treasure Detector
Minelab Vanquish 560 Pro Treasure Detector
Point Pointer
XP Deus 2 Detector (28CM FMF Head)
XP Deus 2 Detector (22CM FMF Head)
XP Deus 2 Detector (34X28CM FMF Head)
RDR Deep Pro 32 Cm with Head
RDR Deep Pro 38 cm Head
Garrett Vortex VX 7
Garrett Vortex VX5
Rutus Atrex (29cm DD Head)
Rutus Versa
Pulse Dive Scuba Detector
Point Accupoint Pointer
Pro Find 15 Pointer
Pro Find 20 Pointer
Pro Find 35 Pointer
Pro Find 40 Pointer
Golden Mask Deep Hunter Pro 3
Garrett Ace Apex Treasure Detector
Detech EDS Plus II (12x12 Head) Treasure Detector
LORENZ DEEPMAX Z1 PI System
Whites SpectraV3i
Treasure Products Vibra Quatic 320
Treasure Products Vibra Tector 740
Fisher CZ3D-8 Target ID Treasure Detector (8 Heads)
Fisher F70 Treasure Detector Special Package with 11 DD and 15 DD Heads
Minelab Go Find 11 Treasure Detector
Minelab Equinox 600 Treasure Detector
Minelab Equinox 800 Treasure Detector
Minelab Go Find 44 Treasure Detector
Minelab Go Find 66 Treasure Detector
Minelab Excalibur II
Minelab Gpz 7000 Treasure Detector
Minelab X-Terra 305 Treasure Detector
Minelab X-Terra 505 Treasure Detector
Minelab X-Terra 705 Treasure Detector
Minelab E-Trac Treasure Detector
Minelab Sdc 2300 Treasure Detector
Minelab CTX 3030 Treasure Detector
Minelab Gpx 5000 Treasure Detector
Minelab Go Find 22 Treasure Detector
Minelab Vanquish 440 Treasure Detector
Minelab Safari Treasure Detector
Minelab Gpx 6000 Treasure Detector
Minelab X-Terra Pro Treasure Detector
Minelab Manticore Treasure Detector
Minelab Equinox 900 Treasure Detector
Minelab Equinox 700 Treasure Detector
Minelab Vanquish 540 Pro Treasure Detector
Deus 2 Detector - 22.5cm FMF Head, WS6 Master
XP Deus 2 Detector (WS6 Headphone, 34X28CM FMF Head)
XP Deus WS6 Master Detector (28CM FMF Head)
XP Deus WS6 Master Detector (22CM FMF Head)
XP WS6 Master Detector (WS6 Wireless Headphone and 34x28CM FMF Head)
XP ORX Detector (28CM X35 Head)
GMAXX II (with DD 38x45 cm Head)
GMAXX II (with DD 30x36 cm Head)
GOLD MAXX POWER (DD 38x45 cm Head)
GOLD MAXX POWER (22.5 cm Head)
DEUS - FULL WS4 wireless headset, remote control and 28 cm (11 inch) (Turkish menu!)
Xp Goldmaxx Power Treasure Detector
Xp Adx 100 Treasure Detector
Xp Adventis II Treasure Detector
Xp Adx 150 Treasure Detector
XP Detector MI-6 Pinpointer
TEKNETICS G2 TREASURE DETECTOR (With 11 DD Heads) and (With 5 Heads Gift)
Teknetics G2 Treasure Detector
TEKNETICS G2+ LTD CAMO
Teknetics Patriot
TEKNETICS T2+ Metal Detector
Teknetics T2+ Treasure Detector (11 DD Head)
Teknetics Gamma Treasure Detector
Teknetics Alpha 2000 Treasure Detector
Teknetics Gold Bug Treasure Detector
Teknetics Gold Bug Dp Cc (With 5 DD and 11 DD Heads)
Teknetics T2+ Treasure Detector (11 DD Head)
Teknetics T2+ Treasure Detector (with 11 DD and 15 DD Heads) Headphones and charger)
Teknetics T2 Treasure Detector with 5 DD and 11 DD Heads)
Teknetics Eurotek Treasure Detector
Teknetics Eurotek Pro Treasure Detector (8 Heads)
Teknetics Digitek Treasure Detector
Teknetics Omega Treasure Detector
Teknetics G2+ LTD Camo Treasure Detector (11 DD Head)
Quest X5
Quest X10
Quest Q40
Quest Q40 PRO
Quest Q30 Treasure Detector
Quest X10 Treasure Detector - 28 cm Head
Quest Q30 Detector - 33cm Head
Scuba Tector Underwater Detector - Orange
Scuba Tector PRO Underwater Detector-Beach Search Detector
Scuba Tector PRO Underwater Detector & Beach Search Detector - 20 cm Head
Quest Q30+ Treasure Detector - 28cm Head
Quest Q20 Treasure Detector - 33cm Head
Quest X5 Treasure Detector - 28cm Head
Quest X5 Treasure Detector - 33cm Head
Quest X10 Treasure Detector - 33cm Head
Quest X10 Pro Waterproof Treasure Detector
Quest Q30 Treasure Detector - 28cm Head
Quest Q60 Treasure Detector
Quest Metal Detectors XPointer Pro
Bionic X4
Evolution NTX
Makro Jeohunter 3D Dual System Treasure Detector
Nokta Makro CF77 PRO
Nokta Makro Gold Racer Pro
Nokta Makro Mini Hoard
Nokta Makro Midi Hoard
Nokta Makro Racer 2 Pro Treasure Detector
Simplex ULTRA Detector
Simplex LITE Detector
Simplex BT Detector
Simplex+ Detector WHP
Score Detector
Score 2 Detector
Score 3 Detector
Nokta Makro FINDX Detector
Nokta Makro FINDX Pro Detector
Invenio Pro Detector
Invenio Lite Detector
The Legend Detector Domestic Special
The Legend PRO Package
Impact Pro Package Treasure Detector
Macro Point Mini Treasure Detector
Macro Point Midi Treasure Detector
Nokta İnvenio 14 Khz
Golden Mask 1+
Golden Mask One 15 kHz
Golden Mask One 24 kHz
Golden Mask Deep Hunter Pro 5
Golden Mask 4WD
Golden Mask Deep Hunter Auto
Golden Mask 5
Golden Mask 5+SE
Golden Mask Deep Hunter Pro 3 SE
Golden Mask Zero
Golden Mask 7 Treasure Detector
Golden Mask Deep Hunter Pro 7 Treasure Detector
Golden Mask 5+SE Treasure Detector
Golden Mask One 15 and 24 khz
Golden Mask 5 Treasure Detector
Golden Mask 4 WD (New Shaft) Treasure Detector
Golden Mask 1+ Treasure Detector
Golden Mask Deep Hunter Pro 3 SE Treasure Detector
Golden Mask Deep Hunter Pro 5 Treasure Detector
Golden Mask Zero II Treasure Detector
Golden Mask 6 Treasure Detector
GARRETT Ace 150
Garrett Ace 400i Treasure Detector
Garrett Ace 250 Treasure Detector
Garrett Ace 300i Treasure Detector
Garrett At Gold Treasure Detector
Garrett AT Pro Treasure Detector
Garrett ATX Treasure Detector
Garrett Euro Ace Treasure Detector
Garrett Ace 200i Treasure Detector
Garrett Gti 2500
Garrett Infinium LS Treasure Detector
Garrett PRO POINTER 2
Garrett At Max
Garrett Atx Deepseker (Double Header)
Garrett Gti 2500 (2 Heads)
Garrett Detector Pro Pointer AT
DRS Ground Expert Light
DRS Ground Expert Light Treasure Detector
DRS Ground Exper Pro Treasure Detector
DRS ProRadar X2
Detech Chaser 14 kHz Treasure Detector
Detech SSP 5100G PI System Treasure Detector
Detech Eds Gold Catcher (with 6'' and 10'' Head)
Detech Relic Striker Treasure Detector
Desert Gold 3 Treasure Detector
Detech Relic Striker Double Head (18x15 sef + ultimate 13'')
BOUNTY HUNTER DISCOVERY 2200 TREASURE DETECTOR (8'' Head) VLF
Bounty Hunter Discovery 2200
Bounty Hunter Discovery 3300
Bounty Hunter Discovery Fast Tracker
Bounty Hunter Discovery Tracker IV
Bounty Hunter Discovery 1100
Bounty Hunter Discovery 1100 Treasure Detector
Bounty Hunter Fast Tracker Treasure Detector
Bounty Hunter Tracker IV Treasure Detector
Bounty Hunter Lone Star Pro Treasure Detector
BountyHunter Discovery 3300 Treasure Detector
Bounty Hunter Land Langer Pro Treasure Detector
LORENZ DEEPMAX Z1 TREASURE DETECTOR WITH PI SYSTEM (PULSE INDUCTION)
Lorenz Deepmax Z1 Treasure Detector
EBINGER-SECON TREX 204 TREASURE DETECTOR
EBINGER-SECON UPEX ONE 2 TREASURE DETECTOR WITH PI System (Pulse Induction Sys.)
AKA MFD 30 CM HEAD
AKA MFD 30 CM AND 45 CM HEAD
Aka Sorex Treasure Detector
Aka Signum Mft 7272 Treasure Detector
Aka Molotok Treasure Detector
Aka Mfd Treasure Detector (45 Head)
Aka Mfd Hm
Whites GMT
Whites M6 Matrix
Whites MX5
Whites MTX All Pro
Whites Spectra VX3
Whites Treasure Master
Whites Treasure Pro
Treasure Products Vibra Quactic 320
Treasure Products Vibra Probe 585
Gold Army Field Scanning System
Tesoro Mojave
Tesoro Compadre
Rutus Alter 71
Ger - Gold Seeker
Ger - Golden Way
GDI Geosensis X3 Standard Pack
GDI Geosensis X3 Pro Package
GDI Geosensis X3 3D Package
GDI Geosensis X3 3D Pro Package
Fisher F22 Treasure Detector
Fisher F11 Treasure Detector (7'' Waterproof Head)
Fisher F4 Treasure Detector (11'' DD Head)
Fisher F2 Treasure Detector
Fisher F-5 Treasure Detector
Fisher F-75 Treasure Detector
Fisher 1270X-8 Special Edition Treasure Detector
Fisher 1280X Underwater Treasure Detector (8'' Head)
Fisher 1280X-10 Underwater Detection Treasure Detector
Fisher Gemini 3 Treasure Detector
Fisher CZ3D-8 Target ID Treasure Detector (8'' Head)
Fisher Cz21 Underwater Detection Metal Detector
Teknetics T2+ Treasure Detector (11''DD Head)
Fisher F19 LTD Camo Treasure Detector (10x5'' DD Head)
Fisher F75 Special Black Edition Treasure Detector
GOLD BUG DP CC (5'' DD and 11'' DD Head) VLF
Fisher CZ3D 10 Target ID Metal Detector
Fisher CZ21-10 Underwater Detection Treasure Detector (10'' Head)
Fisher Gold Bug II Combo Treasure Detector (with 6.5'' and 10'' Coils)
Fisher F70 Treasure Detector Special Package with 11'' DD and 15''DD Heads
Fisher Detector F-Pulse Pinpointer
CS6MXi Detector - 20cmx28cm Head
CS4MXi Detector - 28cmx34cm Head
CS4MXi Detector - 20cmx28cm Head
CScope CS3MXiPRO 20cmx28cm
CScope CS4Pi Detector - 20cmx28cm
C.Scopee CS6MXİ Treasure Detector
Ajax Segma
Ajax Alpha
Ajax Iota
Ajax Omega
Treasure detector models and search applications
Start by considering the targets, ground and length of your typical outing. Separating small objects in a busy park, working a salty shoreline and searching mineralised terrain create different requirements. Mena Dedektör's treasure detector category includes products from Nokta, Minelab, Garrett, XP, Fisher and other manufacturers. The most suitable choice is not automatically the model with the longest settings menu or highest price. It is the system that fits your conditions and the time you can devote to learning it.
A short description of your intended use makes comparisons easier. Occasional searches for smaller targets may place different demands on equipment from long sessions in difficult ground. Portability, understandable audio, discrimination and accessory needs should follow that scenario. Check the coil and accessories supplied with each package as well as the control unit name. Different configurations of the same detector can produce different handling characteristics and ownership costs.
VLF, multi-frequency and PI treasure detectors
VLF detectors evaluate electromagnetic target responses to produce audio and identification information. A single-frequency instrument should not be dismissed simply because another model offers more modes. When considering the Nokta Simplex Ultra, assess the operating modes, supplied coil and basic adjustments as a complete system. Selectable frequencies and simultaneous processing of multiple frequencies are also different features. Confirm which approach the particular model supports in its official documentation.
For a detector with frequency options such as the Garrett ACE Apex, mode selection should relate to the search environment. Pulse induction uses a different measurement approach; the Minelab GPX 5000 is one product to examine when evaluating that technology. Do not assume that every PI system finds every target deeper or provides certain identification of all metals. Ground response, target properties, coil choice and adjustment skills remain relevant. A technology label is not a universal ranking across every type of search.
Ground balance, interference and target identification
Mineralisation and conductive salt conditions can affect stability. Ground balancing, where supported, is one tool for managing these effects. An unsuitable mode combined with excessive sensitivity may create more confusing responses rather than more useful information. Begin with the manufacturer's recommendations and change one setting at a time so its effect can be understood. The highest sensitivity value is not necessarily the most productive setting for the current location.
A target ID is not a definitive material analysis. Shape, orientation, depth and nearby objects can alter the reading. A non-ferrous indication does not guarantee a valuable target, and unwanted aluminium objects may occupy similar identification ranges. Listening from different directions helps assess repeatability and possible interaction with nearby metal. Power lines, other detectors and electronic equipment can introduce interference, so supported noise management features should be used alongside observation of the surroundings.
Choosing detector coils and accessories
The search coil is an important part of the system. A smaller coil may be easier to manoeuvre in confined areas or among closely spaced targets. A larger coil can cover more ground per sweep in open conditions, but brings trade-offs involving weight, surrounding metal and response to smaller objects. Larger therefore does not automatically mean better. Evaluate target size, coil design and ground conditions together rather than treating diameter as a standalone performance score.
Before changing coils, confirm model compatibility, connector requirements and any relevant software support. A shared brand name does not make every accessory interchangeable. Shaft length, arm support and balance can matter as much as total weight during a long session. Headphone compatibility, latency and the need to hear your surroundings also deserve consideration. A waterproof coil and a fully submersible control unit are different specifications; check the limits of each component in its manual.
Treasure detector comparison by search conditions
The table below links search situations to useful purchasing questions without declaring a particular model the winner. If one detector will serve several purposes, prioritise the conditions you encounter most often. Additional coils or accessories can then be considered for less frequent needs. Paying for features that may never be used is less useful than understanding the requirements of your regular outings.
| Search situation | Priority to assess | Package detail to check | Expectation limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| First detector | Understandable audio and adjustments | Manual and suitable standard coil | Practice is still necessary |
| Small area with dense metal | Response to adjacent targets | Compatible smaller coil options | Masking is not eliminated completely |
| Salty shoreline | Appropriate ground or beach mode | Water limits of every component | Wet and dry sand differ |
| Long field sessions | Balance and power management | Carrying and charging equipment | Runtime depends on use |
Broad area searching and final target localisation are separate tasks. An accessory such as the Nokta AccuPOINT pinpointer can assist with close-range localisation when used appropriately. It should not be considered a replacement for a full-size detector's systematic coverage. Build a package by identifying the problem each accessory solves, rather than assuming that the box containing the most components offers the best fit.
Where possible, check handling with the shaft adjusted to your height. Screen visibility, access to controls and comfortable wrist position can affect everyday use as much as the published weight.
How should metal detector depth be assessed?
A fixed depth figure for every small target is unrealistic. Detection changes with target size and orientation, soil, coil, settings and interference. An air demonstration excludes ground effects and should not be treated as an equivalent soil test. Comparisons are more useful when the target, environment and settings are described consistently. If those conditions are unknown, a quoted distance should not dominate the purchase decision.
Include headphones, coils, transport protection and power needs in the overall budget. Check the current quotation for availability, price, service scope and delivery; appearing in the catalogue does not confirm those details. Reading the manual before purchase also helps establish whether the interface and maintenance requirements suit you. Equipment that you can learn and use regularly provides a more practical starting point than specifications considered in isolation.
Compare Mena Dedektör's treasure detectors by your search environment, coil requirements and experience level to identify an appropriate model and package.
Treasure detector prices and package options
Treasure detector prices need to be considered alongside the technology, control unit, search coil and accessories supplied. A standard package and a bundle containing another coil or wireless headphones may use the same main detector while offering different contents. Comparing the model name or product photograph alone can therefore be misleading. Check the exact coil code, headphone inclusion, charging equipment and carrying components. Establishing whether a price difference comes from hardware or accessories helps direct the budget towards equipment you will actually use.
For an initial purchase, prioritise the items needed for your most common search conditions. An additional coil may be worth considering after learning how the standard coil behaves on your usual ground. Conversely, if the intended environment requires particular headphones or a compatible connector, include that expense in the initial plan. Before choosing an accessory from another brand, verify both electrical and mechanical compatibility. Similar connectors and product names do not establish that a component is supported by the detector.
Review the current listings above for individual prices and bundle descriptions. Delivery terms, warranty scope, service arrangements and the quotation date should also be clear. A higher price does not guarantee greater depth on every target or more reliable identification in every environment. A sophisticated feature may have little practical value if it does not match the way you search. Define the necessary functions first, then compare the prices of packages that meet those requirements.
What is the best treasure detector for your search conditions?
There is no single best treasure detector for every user. Someone making short outings for small objects may prioritise balance and understandable audio, while an experienced operator working on strongly mineralised ground may need a different set of controls. Ask which conditions make a feature useful. A long specification list can distract from coil control, comfortable handling and the time needed to learn the sounds. Unused advanced settings do not replace a good understanding of the basic functions.
When comparing Nokta, Minelab, Garrett, XP and Fisher models, start with products intended for comparable applications. A general-purpose detector and a system using a different approach for demanding ground cannot always be ranked meaningfully with one score. Match the documented search modes, frequency approach, included coil and environmental limits against your requirements. A preferred brand can narrow the shortlist, but the manual and package for the exact model should determine the final comparison.
Beginners should consider the learning process as part of the purchase. Listening to a few known targets from different directions and changing one setting at a time can help explain the detector's behaviour. A retail comparison should likewise use the same target, comparable coil distances and disclosed settings. Running one detector at an arbitrarily higher sensitivity does not create a balanced assessment. A useful choice is equipment you can learn to operate consistently, rather than equipment that merely appears impressive in a first demonstration.
Gold detectors and treasure detectors: defining the target
People looking for a gold detector may have quite different targets in mind. Small natural gold pieces, lost jewellery and larger metal objects present different search questions. The word gold in a product name is therefore not a sufficient selection criterion. Specify the expected target size, the search environment and the identification information you need. Looking for a small piece of jewellery among unwanted metal is not identical to searching for small natural targets on mineralised ground. Equipment should be assessed against both the target and the surrounding conditions.
A target identification number or audio tone is not a chemical analysis establishing that an object is gold. Different objects can produce similar responses, depending on their conductivity, shape and dimensions. Settings that accept only one identification range should not be assumed to preserve every possible gold target. Use discrimination controls with reference to the manual and observations from known samples. At the purchasing stage, ask what information the detector provides for a defined target and environment, rather than expecting unconditional material identification.
Bring your intended targets, usual ground and expected carrying time together in a brief requirements note. Use it to shortlist a few models and compare coil, power and headphone needs. Reviewing products within the same practical requirement is more useful than relying solely on price order. Across Mena Dedektör's treasure detector listings, a considered purchase combines documented capability, handling comfort and the amount of learning the operator is prepared to undertake.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can a beginner choose an advanced detector?
Yes, but the interface, audio interpretation and adjustment requirements influence the learning process. Assess the features you will actually use and the clarity of the manual.
Does PI always detect deeper than VLF?
No. The result depends on the target, ground, coil and settings. Technology alone does not establish a depth ranking for every situation.
Is a large coil always better for small objects?
No. Coverage, target density, weight and response to smaller objects must be considered together. The suitable coil depends on the search conditions.
Can target ID reliably separate gold from aluminium?
Different objects can produce similar ID ranges. Shape, orientation, ground and nearby metal can also affect the value, so it is not a certain material identification.
Can a pinpointer replace the main detector?
It is generally an accessory for close-range localisation. It does not perform the same systematic area coverage as a full-size search detector.