The shape was pretty intuitive, and as soon as we picked it up we had a pretty good idea of how it was meant to be used. We were pretty pleased with the color, because it makes the pointer incredibly easy to spot, especially in heavily-wooded areas. It’s a great place to put it, just in case there’s a need to measure the depth of shallow water or soil. We loved that the handle had an 8-inch ruler engraved into the side. It has a comfortable handle, a conveniently placed button, a belt holster, as well as the Garrett logo printed on the side in black. The Garrett Pro-Pointer AT has an outdoorsy, bright orange design that had us thinking that it looked more like a piece of hunting gear than a metal detector. The design, features, effectiveness and durability are all key factors in each one of these devices, and we’ll be examining each one to give you a fully comprehensive view of which one might be best to help you on your hunt. In this review we’re going to be taking a look at three different models of pinpointer metal detectors to see which one can really deliver. Each one is different from the next, and only a select few can really get the job done when it comes to tracking down valuable items. While pinpointer metal detectors are a fairly new gadget and were designed to be used alongside larger metal detectors, there are dozens of them already on the market. These devices are small, built for a variety of conditions and are a must-have for anyone looking to locate things like misplaced jewelry, car keys or even someone just looking to get lucky and find something that someone else may have left behind. Portable pin-pointer metal detectors can be used to effectively track down the precise location of an object that might be buried under sand, dirt of even submerged under water.
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