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Style: EAGLE 9" TripleShot
Features
- HIGH-VIS IPS SCREEN: IPS Screen allows for anglers to view crisp images in the daylight, with polarized sunglasses, and at extreme angles
- RELIABLE & EASY TO USE: New reliable twist-lock connector system for easy installation in any boat or kayak
- ENHANCED SONAR: Newly designed Tripleshot HD with improved clarity, range and performance, along with FishReveal on Downscan and Chirp for improved fish finding capabilities and making it easier than ever before to interpret and see the fish from the weeds
- PLUG & PLAY: Simple autotuning sonar and pre-loaded high-resolution detail of C-MAP inland charts for the U.S offers coverage of over 17,000+ American Lakes, plus with coastal charting bundles options and the ability to create custom 12-foot contour maps of your local lake or uncharted water in real time - with Genesis Live, you have all the detail you need to DISCOVER the best fishing spots, faster
- ONE YEAR WARRANTY: Our priority is to give you superior quality products and a stress-free time on the water. Enjoy the feeling of fishing with peace of mind with our one-year warranty guarantee
- Sun cover sold separately
Brand: Lowrance
Model Name: EAGLE 9
Power Source: Battery Powered
Screen Size: 9 Inches
League: Lowrance
Power Source: Battery Powered
Display Size: 9 Inches
Display: LCD
Mounting Type: Surface, Panel, Flush Mount
Item Weight: 2 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 11.3"L x 3.54"W x 6.39"H
Brand Name: Lowrance
Model Name: EAGLE 9
League Name: Lowrance
Team Name: Lowrance
Model Number: 000-16126-001
Manufacturer Part Number: 000-16126-001
Included Components: Fish finder, bracket and knobs, power cable, transducer, bracket and hardware, locking collars, fuse and fuse holder
Manufacturer: LOWRANCE
Warranty Description: 1 Year
Item Type Name: Fish Finder
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Style: EAGLE 9" TripleShot
Super Great Unit With Great Image.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by Samuel Barnette
Style: EAGLE 9" TripleShot
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2025 by chuck
Style: EAGLE 9" TripleShot
Well got it on water. No depth reading. Can't enter main menu. Now it turns on and then a black screen. Oh instead depth reading i get 3bars that's it. The lowrance app is ZERO help. I tried all kinds of things to correct above from a soft start to a hard start not work. And I also locked on to a screen. Another 3 to 4hrs spent screwing around with this thing. I got what to off of net, lorwance app no help. Now they say it's a soft ware problem. Hay this thing is only 3 days old. It had fully charged bran new battery. Now they say I might have to up or down load something. NO WAY IT IS GETTING RETURNED
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025 by Placeholder
Style: EAGLE 9" TripleShot
Not much else to say. It works as advertised and was easy to install. Only issue I had was some of the imaging would not display out of the box and after doing some research found that a setting was disabled.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024 by Nathan Snyder
Style: EAGLE 9" TripleShot
This new Eagle is a budget model in the Lowrance lineup. For the price you get a very bright high resolution screen, embedded charts and excellent overall performance. It’s also important to mention what you DONT get. NO networking…no NMEA 2000 and no Ethernet. No engine monitoring, no second display networking. This is a display intended for a smaller boat, all in one system. You also don’t get a touchscreen which is kind of a bummer. Finally, side and downvision sonar is limited to 455 or 800 kHz. Higher end models and offerings from Garmin and Humminbird will go up to 1.2 mHz and have better imaging resolution in my experience. But there’s still a lot here to like. First, the UI is really good. If you’ve used any Lowrance or Simrad products in the last 10+ years it’ll be familiar and easy to master. It boots up fast and works without any kind of glitches. Sonar performance is good and the options of CHIRP, imaging and conventional will make it well rounded for any inland or coastal boat. The built-in mapping is plenty good for most uses. Very competitive at this price point. Internal GPS is very sensitive and quick to get a fix too. Overall the unit is slim, lightweight and very easy to install. The only caveat is the transducer, which is positively HUGE for something that I would otherwise find ideal for use on a small boat or kayak. All things considered, getting such a bright clear 9” display at this price is impressive. While it lacks higher end features, for the simple boat it’s great.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024 by Dale
Style: EAGLE 9" TripleShot
It’s amazing how the manufacturers can’t give you a cover with their product what’s it cost them probably a dollar / then they want to charge 30$ are they taking advantage or just overcharging
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2026 by Larry Stevens
Style: EAGLE 9" TripleShot
Despite promising advanced technology and features, the Lowrance Eagle Fish Finders with IPS Screen fall short in crucial areas that significantly impact the user experience. The combination of a sluggish touchscreen, poor daylight visibility, and a cheap-feeling construction leaves much to be desired. Display and Functionality: Sluggish Touchscreen: The touchscreen interface, while functional, suffers from noticeable lag and unresponsiveness. Navigating menus and adjusting settings becomes frustrating, especially in situations requiring quick action. Poor Daylight Visibility: The IPS screen struggles under direct sunlight despite its touted wide viewing angles. Colors appear washed out, and details become difficult to discern, hindering effective fish identification and navigation. Outdated Software: The user interface feels dated and clunky, lacking the intuitiveness and responsiveness of modern fish finder software. Build Quality: Cheap Construction: The ABS injection molding used for the unit's construction feels flimsy and lightweight, raising concerns about its durability in demanding marine environments. Flimsy Buttons: The physical buttons on the unit feel equally cheap and lack a tactile response, further contributing to the impression of a poorly constructed device. Mounting Concerns: Although functional, the mounting bracket feels somewhat insecure, leading to worries about the unit's stability during rough boat rides. Additional Observations: While the sonar performance is adequate for basic fish finding, it might not satisfy anglers seeking advanced features and target separation. The included transducer's cable could be longer for more flexible installation options. The overall value proposition is questionable, considering the device's display quality and construction shortcomings. Recommendation: While the Lowrance Eagle Fish Finders with IPS Screen might suffice for casual anglers with basic needs, its significant flaws in touchscreen responsiveness, daylight visibility, and build quality make it a difficult recommendation. If you prioritize a clear and responsive display, a durable construction, and a user-friendly interface, exploring alternative fish finders in the same price range would likely yield a more satisfying experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024 by Gregory S.