The Nokta Legend Pro-Pack is a simultaneous multi-frequency detector built for varied ground conditions rather than one narrow type of detecting. It combines four search modes, selectable single frequencies and extensive control over recovery speed, discrimination and iron filtering. The package is also unusually comprehensive. Alongside the detector, buyers receive two waterproof DD coils, Bluetooth headphones and a waterproof spare battery. You can view the Nokta Legend Pro

The Nokta Legend Pro-Pack is a simultaneous multi-frequency metal detector built to cover a broad range of detecting conditions. Four search modes, five selectable single frequencies, adjustable recovery speed, extensive discrimination controls and two supplied coils make it considerably more configurable than a simple switch-on-and-detect machine. The Pro-Pack goes beyond the detector itself. It includes the larger LG30 search coil, the smaller LG15 coil, Bluetooth headphone

The Nokta Simplex Ultra is a waterproof, single-frequency VLF metal detector designed to put an unusually broad range of controls into a relatively affordable and lightweight machine. It operates at 15 kHz, weighs 1.2 kg and combines six search modes with adjustable recovery speed, tone controls, notch discrimination, manual ground balance and a fully retractable shaft. At an observed price of £299.95 from LP Metal Detecting on 2 August 2026, it occupies the space between bas

The Nokta Simplex Ultra is a waterproof, single-frequency metal detector aimed at newcomers who want room to progress and experienced detectorists seeking a lighter secondary machine. It combines accessible menus with adjustments more commonly associated with advanced detectors, including recovery speed, tone breaks, notch discrimination and manual ground balance. At £299.95 when checked on 2 August 2026, the Ultra sits above the simplest beginner machines without entering si

The Nokta Score is a waterproof, simultaneous multi-frequency metal detector designed around simplicity. It combines three search modes with automatic and manual ground balance, noise cancellation, pinpointing and several discrimination patterns, but leaves out many of the adjustments found on more advanced detectors. That makes its intended role fairly clear: this is a detector for someone who wants capable core technology without spending each session navigating detailed me

The Nokta Score is a waterproof, simultaneous multi-frequency metal detector designed around simplicity. It combines three search modes, automatic and manual ground balance, four discrimination patterns, noise cancellation and wireless audio, but deliberately leaves out many of the adjustments found on more advanced machines. That distinction matters. The Score is not simply an inexpensive detector with every possible setting squeezed into its menu. It is intended to provide

If you are looking to buy metal detectors in the UK, there are several established specialist retailers as well as general outdoor stores that stock machines. The safest and most reliable route is to purchase from dedicated metal detecting suppliers who provide warranties, support, and product knowledge. Secondary markets such as eBay and Facebook Marketplace exist, but they carry additional risks that need careful consideration. Nokta Legend Context The UK has a well-develop

Nokta Simplex Ultra Choosing the best metal detector for beginners is less about buying the most advanced machine and more about selecting a detector that is simple to use, reliable in UK ground conditions, and affordable enough to learn the hobby without a large investment. Popular beginner-friendly models frequently recommended in detecting guides include machines such as the Minelab Vanquish 540, Minelab X-Terra Pro, and Nokta Simplex Ultra because they combine ease of use

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The Nokta Legend quickly became one of the most popular simultaneous multi-frequency detectors in the UK. It offered strong performance at a competitive price and gained a solid following among coin, relic and beach hunters. Now Nokta has released the Legend 2. The question most UK detectorists are asking is simple: is it genuinely better, or just a light refresh? Below is a practical comparison focused on what actually matters in the field. Nokta Legend 1 - superceeded or st

If you’re the sort of detectorist who likes their finds tidy, their rigs protected, and their accessories made by someone who actually swings a coil, Swing N Dig Detectorist (snddetectorist.com) is worth a close look.

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The state of metal-detecting games Metal-detecting in games has come a long way from novelty minigames to a bona fide sub-genre with its own vibes: slow, thoughtful, and oddly meditative. If you fancy some beeps with your beach walks — without the mud on your boots — here’s where to start. Let’s begin at home. Morgan: Metal Detective is the newest and the most British of the bunch: a cosy first-person wander across a fictional Cornish island, helping locals find lost items wh

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