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What is Deeper Smart Fish Finder

Deeper smart fishfinder is the first of its kind compact, remote sonar, good with 6000+ iOS and Android gadgets, extraordinarily intended to discover the area of fish, profundity, water temperature, base shape and substantially more.

I decided to write about this product because it comfortably sits on the bestsellers position on amazon. Deeper sonar is manufactured by Friday labs. They are located in Lithuania Europe. In 2013 a friend bought this fishfinder for me as a valentine present. Yeah sounds weird since we were not dating :)

I have used many types of fishfinders. Before Deeper my favorite was the garmin echo 500c. I still like it though. But using Deeper smart fishfinder has added more value and speed to my fish catching skills. I have been able to omit the waste of time i used to incur.
Now all i do is connect the app to the product after tossing it to the water from a rod and viola, I start getting my feeds. The pictures are more amazing. There is a representation of the fishes as they pass by. You actually see the bottom of the water, contours and structures. If you haven't used one yet, I suggest you read on. I have personally dedicated this article to fully blog about it.

Deeper utilizes Bluetooth innovation to exchange sonar readings to your cell phone or tablet from up to 150ft/ 45 meters. Bluetooth association empowers lower battery utilizations and no cell information needed for the gadget to work, so you can utilize Internet association on your cell phone or tablet while angling.

With the weight of just 0.22lb/ 100grams and 2.6"/ 65mm measurement, Deeper is littler and lighter than some other conventional sonar. Uniquely intended to fit into your angling supplies fishing container, so you could take your individual sonar anyplace you go and place it in spots most sonars can't, as from kayak, shore, or dock.

Deeper sonar is sufficiently compelling to splendidly work in the profundities from 1.5 ft (0.5 m) to ~130 ft (40 m) underneath the surface in both salt and new waters.


With castable Deeper and its mounting arrangements you can investigate the lake, stream or ocean from each point. Output places other fish discoverers can't reach.

Deeper temperature sensors give precise variances of the water temperature so you generally know the ideal biting time. Deeper's high precision sonar shots uncover the greater part of the fish species with a precious stone clarity and permits you to focus on your prey with a certainty.

Deeper's emphasized innovation gives completely clear, picture-like pictures of the fish targets and base structure with astounding detail straight to your cell phone or tablet. Fish are strikingly uncovered as unmistakably characterized targets and divided from the structures, so you can quickly comprehend of what you see and no understanding required.

Deeper double recurrence peculiarity permits phenomenal perception of the submerged at all profundities in 90 kHz (55°) and 290 kHz (15°) sweep. Wide shaft gives sufficient hunt territory to fish, lure fish and structure. Exact slender shaft gives high precision returns of fish, structure, detail and base profile. With Deeper you can both cast wide or concentrate on the botttom.

You also get the full control of all sonar functions and features with user friendly Deeper mobile app. Adjust the sensitivity of a sonar returns to increase/decrease details displayed, switch between different frequencies for wider or more accurate exploration, put the device into a low power consumption sleep mode or wake it up with your iOS or Android device and much more.

With the application installed, you will have will be able to update your gadget on the pass by utilizing your Android or iOS cell phone or tablet and Deeper application. You'll get the most current gimmicks and best execution from your sonar by staying up with the latest with the most recent programming.

Sharing is now easier with Deeper smart fishfinder. When you catch a monster fish or a big beast? Use Deeper versatile application to take pictures and offer them with your companions anyplace on the planet on Facebook, Twitter and Gmail+.

Deeper Technical  Specifications
Size:2.6"/ 6.5 cm diameter
Compatibility:From iOS 5.0 and Android 2.3 to the latest iOS and Android devices
Construction:ABS
Weight:0.22 lb/ 100 grams
Connection:Wireless Bluetooth connection
Bluetooth Range:Up to ~140 ft - 160 ft/ ~40-50 meters. Depends on the OS and smartphone model.
Depth Range Max/Min:130 ft (40 m) / 2 ft (0.5 m)
Temperature:Water temperature Sensor
Temperature unit:Celsius / Fahrenheit
Operational Temperature:-4F to 104F/ -20C to 40C
Battery:Lithium Polymer, 3.7V Rechargeable; lasts for 4 hours of non stop usage; takes 2 hours to fully charge.
Power Adapter:110V / 240V. Micro USB.
Sonar type:Dual beam
Frequency:290 kHz (15°) / 90 kHz (55°)
Color:Black
Deeper smart fishfinder is one of it's kind. If you really want to catch fishes as fast as you want. This product is the right one.
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