Description
The Nokta Double Score price is £399.95 with free UK delivery. It exists to answer one question: what is the least you can spend and still get simultaneous multi frequency. For £100 more than the Simplex ULTRA you get it, along with a noticeably bigger coil.
What the Double Score Is For
| Simplex ULTRA | Double Score | Triple Score PRO PACK | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | £299.95 | £399.95 | £499.95 |
| Frequency | 15 kHz single | Simultaneous multi, plus 15 kHz | Simultaneous multi, plus 4, 15 and 20 kHz |
| Search modes | 6 | 3 | 4, including Relic |
| Sensitivity levels | 30 | 10 | 15 |
| User profiles | None | None | 3 |
| Coils included | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| Headphones included | No | No | Yes, Bluetooth aptX |
| Bottle Cap Rejection | No | No | Yes |
Nokta Double Score Specification
| Price | £399.95 |
|---|---|
| Technology | Simultaneous multi frequency |
| Frequencies | Multi, plus 15 kHz single |
| Search modes | Park, Field, Beach |
| Target ID | 01 to 60 |
| Sensitivity | 10 levels |
| Recovery speed | 3 levels |
| Ground balance | Automatic, manual and tracking |
| Waterproof | IP68, 5 m / 16 ft |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Coil | SC30 waterproof DD, 30 by 23 cm, 12 by 9 in |
| Battery | Up to 12 hours, USB charging |
| Other | Bluetooth, vibration, notch and iron filter |
Nokta Double Score in Full Detail
The Nokta Double Score is a versatile simultaneous multi-frequency metal detector designed for treasure hunting across fields, parks and beaches. Combining Multi-Frequency technology with a 15 kHz single-frequency option, the Double Score provides flexible detection performance while keeping operation simple and straightforward.
With 3 search modes: Park, Field and Beach, the Double Score can be adapted to different detecting environments. It features automatic, manual and tracking ground balance, a 10-level sensitivity setting, adjustable recovery speed, Iron Filter, Notch Filter and 01 to 60 Target ID for improved target identification.
Simultaneous Multi-Frequency Technology
The Double Score uses Simultaneous Multi-Frequency (SMF) technology, giving detectorists the advantages of multi-frequency detection in an easy-to-use package. It also provides a 15 kHz single-frequency option, allowing users greater flexibility depending on their detecting requirements.
Fully Waterproof for Beach & Underwater Detecting
With an IP68 waterproof rating, the Nokta Double Score can be completely submerged to depths of up to 5 metres (16 ft). This makes it suitable for detecting on wet beaches, in shallow water and in other challenging environments.
Lightweight & Easy to Use
Weighing only 1.2 kg (2.6 lbs) including the search coil, the Double Score is designed for comfortable extended detecting sessions. Its adjustable shaft extends from 63 cm to 132 cm (25 to 52 inches), while the backlit LCD, keypad lighting, vibration and built-in LED flashlight make it practical in low-light and underwater conditions.
Key Features
- Simultaneous Multi-Frequency technology
- 15 kHz single-frequency option
- Park, Field and Beach search modes
- Automatic, Manual & Tracking Ground Balance
- 10 sensitivity levels
- 3 recovery speed levels
- Iron Filter and Notch Filter
- 01 to 60 Target ID
- Pinpoint function
- Auto Noise Cancellation
- Vibration detection
- Bluetooth connectivity
- IP68 waterproof up to 5m / 16ft
- Backlit LCD and LED flashlight
- Lightweight 1.2kg design
- Up to 12 hours battery life
- USB charging and firmware updates
- Includes 30 × 23 cm / 12 × 9″ SC30 waterproof DD search coil
Where the Nokta Double Score Sits in the Nokta Range
- Nokta PulseDive Scuba £249.95, a pulse induction underwater unit, not a land detector
- Nokta Simplex ULTRA £299.95, the best value way into serious detecting
- Nokta Double Score £399.95, simultaneous multi frequency at the lowest price Nokta offer it (this machine)
- Nokta Triple Score PRO PACK £499.95, two coils, Bluetooth headphones and four frequency options
- Nokta Gold Kruzer £599.95, 61kHz, built for small gold rather than coins
- Nokta The Legend £799.95, five selectable frequencies and five search modes
- Nokta Impact PRO £799.95, twelve search modes and AA battery operation
- Nokta The Legend 2 £999.95, 01 to 99 target ID, Relic mode and FerroCheck
- Nokta Invenio Pro £5,999.95, an imaging system that draws the target rather than beeping
The full range sits on our Nokta metal detectors page.
Who Should Not Buy One
If you detect on dry land almost all of the time, the Simplex ULTRA at £299.95 has more search modes, finer target ID and more sensitivity levels for £100 less. Multi frequency earns its keep on salt and in difficult soil, not everywhere.
If you want the two coils and the Bluetooth headphones, the Triple Score PRO PACK at £499.95 includes both, and a second coil bought separately costs more than the £100 difference.
If you are hunting small gold rather than coins, neither of these is the right machine. That is the Gold Kruzer.
Why Buy From Us
Nokta Double Score Questions, Answered
How much is the Nokta Double Score?
£399.95. It sits between the Simplex ULTRA at £299.95 and the Legend at £799.95, and it is the cheapest simultaneous multi frequency machine we stock.
Is simultaneous multi frequency worth it at this price?
That is the interesting question about this machine. SMF normally starts around £800. Here you get it for £399.95, with fewer modes and a simpler control set. For mixed British ground that is a genuinely strong trade.
What are the three search modes?
Park, Field and Beach. Three rather than five, which is part of how the price comes down. For most detecting those three cover everything you actually do.
What coil does it come with?
The SC30, a 30 by 23cm, 12 by 9 inch waterproof DD coil. That is a slightly larger coil than most machines at this price ship with, so it covers ground quickly.
How does it compare with the Simplex ULTRA?
The Simplex at £299.95 runs a single 15kHz frequency with six modes. The Double Score adds simultaneous multi frequency and a bigger coil but drops to three modes and 10 sensitivity levels rather than 30. If your ground varies, take the Double Score.
Is it waterproof?
IP68 and fully submersible to 5 metres, 16 feet, which makes it genuinely usable on wet beaches and in shallow water rather than just splash safe.
What target information does it give?
01 to 60 Target ID, an Iron Filter and a Notch Filter, with automatic, manual and tracking ground balance and adjustable recovery speed. Enough to learn properly on without being overwhelming.
How comfortable is it for a long session?
1.2kg including the coil, on a shaft adjusting from 63 to 132cm, 25 to 52 inches, with a backlit LCD and up to 12 hours of battery. A separate pinpointer at £49.95 is still the fastest way to recover a target.
Is the Nokta Double Score better than the Simplex ULTRA?
Better on wet salt sand and in difficult mineralised soil, because of simultaneous multi frequency and the larger coil. Not better on dry land, where the Simplex ULTRA actually has more modes, finer target ID and more sensitivity levels for less money.
Double Score or Triple Score?
The Triple Score PRO PACK at £499.95 adds a second coil, Bluetooth headphones, a fourth Relic mode, more frequency options, Bottle Cap Rejection and three user profiles. If you were going to buy a second coil anyway, it is the better value of the two.
Is the large coil a disadvantage anywhere?
Yes, in heavy iron and tight corners. A big coil covers ground faster but separates targets less well. Most owners add a smaller coil later for difficult sites.
Can a beginner use it?
Easily. Three modes and ten sensitivity levels is less to get wrong than the machines above it, and the presets are sensible out of the box.









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