When it comes to fish finders, you generally run across a feast or famine situation. Either the product is much cheaper than you would have expected—and its questionable quality shows why—or it is fairly expensive but generally works as advertised. There are a select few instances when fish finders actually work better than advertised, and they are usually at the highest end of the price spectrum.
The Lowrance Elite 9 Ti breaks this mold in a couple ways—not all of them good—but is still a quality product at its price point. Of course, to understand what makes the product good or bad, you need to have at least a baseline idea of what the product should d