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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Old Silver, post: 147684, member: 4686&quot;]The cheaper models work well in good conditions and when not in &quot;dirty&quot; ground.&nbsp; The difference comes into effect when searching in areas with much junk metals and &quot;hot rocks&quot; present in the ground.&nbsp; Cheaper detectors have a hard time distinguishing between true and false readings thus you pretty much have to investigate every hit.&nbsp; With the more expensive, top-line units these false items can be tuned out so only the better items are detected and junk like pull tabs are over-looked enabling you to do more time finding than searching.&nbsp; One big factor is that the more expensive units will also go much deeper and many have built-in &quot;pin pointers&quot; to help find the treasure after you start digging.&nbsp; My whites has a digital readout that tells you what it is seeing, even down to the denomination if its a coin and pretty accurately too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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