Nokta Deephunter 3D Pro

Two complete search systems and four coils let the Deephunter 3D Pro show you a buried target's shape, depth, and metal type in full-color 3D before the shovel comes out.

Cavity detection, deep treasure detection, and single-coin identification used to mean three different machines. The Deephunter 3D Pro is Nokta's answer — the world's first metal detector to combine all three in one professional unit, packing two full search systems into a single device instead of making you switch detectors mid-hunt.

It's built to work shallow, mid-range, and deep, with 3D graphics, depth readings, metal-type identification, and strong discrimination doing the analysis for you. Coins, gold nuggets, a known treasure site, or a cave you suspect runs deeper than it looks — the same unit handles all of it with the depth and control a serious search calls for.

One button swaps search systems. The static mode is built for deep precious-metal targets and underground cavities, rendering a full-color 3D image of what's below before you commit to digging. The second mode trades that imagery for speed — an ultra-fast response for single targets and gold nuggets at real depth, guided by full discrimination and audio tone identification.

Key Features

• Dual search systems

  one visual system built for deep, high-value targets and cavities, and a separate audio system tuned to coins, jewelry, and other small targets.

• 3D target analysis

  a full report on-screen — metal type, size, shape, and depth — worked out before you pick up the spade.

• Cavity detection

  maps caves, hideouts, tunnels, shelters, and burial sites underground using 3D graphic imaging.

• Precise metal identification

  sorts every signal into one of four groups: gold, precious metals, non-precious metals, or iron.

• Iron rejection

  filters out ferrous debris automatically so precious-metal signals don't get buried in noise.

• Exceptional performance in mineralized ground

  holds up in wet sand, on beaches, in plowed soil, and other ground that trips up lesser detectors.