Nokta Triple Score Review

The Nokta Triple Score is the strongest machine in Nokta's budget Score family and a genuine crowd-pleaser: light, fully waterproof simultaneous multi-frequency with added modes and an optional accessory Pro Pack. It gives beginners room to grow without the price or complexity of the Legend, and owner reaction - 'the Triple Score is a winner' - backs that up.

Pros

  • Top performer in the Score family
  • Extra modes, including a relic mode
  • Light (~2.6 lbs) and fully waterproof to 16 ft
  • Optional Pro Pack is a complete beach-ready kit
  • Strong owner approval

Cons

  • Simpler interface than the Legend
  • Pro Pack adds meaningfully to the price
  • Still a budget-tier, not a flagship, machine

What stands out

The Triple Score takes the easy, lightweight Score formula and adds capability. You get simultaneous multi-frequency search, extra search modes over the lower models (including a relic mode owners find genuinely useful), full IP68 waterproofing to 16 ft, and a trim ~2.6 lb body that is comfortable all day. The 12-hour battery, USB charging and free firmware updates mean it stays current. Community sentiment is warm: a dedicated forum thread flatly calls it a winner, and the Pro Pack is a frequent recommendation for beginners who want a complete beach-ready kit.

Where it falls short

For all its modes, the Triple Score is still a simple-tier machine. Its interface is deliberately pared back compared with Nokta's Legend flagship, which offers deeper menus and more fine control for advanced hunters. If you expect the absolute most from difficult, mineralized ground or want the widest settings range, the Legend is the step up. The Pro Pack also pushes the price well above the bare detector, so weigh whether you need the bundled pinpointer and digging kit.

Real-world use and who should buy

Buy the Triple Score if you want the most capable Score-family machine, you like the idea of a relic mode, and you may hunt the beach or shallow water. It is a strong choice for a beginner who wants headroom and for value hunters cross-shopping the flagship. If you want maximum depth and adjustability, read our Triple Score vs Legend comparison first. For full specs see the Triple Score overview, and for setup the Triple Score manual.

Specifications

BrandNOKTA DETECTION TECHNOLOGIES
ColorBlack
NumberOfItems1
Height52.0 inches
Length52.0 inches
Weight2.6 pounds
Width25.0 inches
FeatureLONG BATTERY LIFE: Score has a rechargeable 3250 mAh Lithium Polymer battery. Easily charge it with a USB charger or powerbank. Provides up to 12 hours of use.
FeatureBLUETOOTH ENABLED: Seamlessly connect your SCORE Metal Detectors to compatible devices, enhancing your treasure hunting experience with wireless convenience and real-time data access
FeatureFULLY WATERPROOF: IP68 Fully submersible up to 16ft (5 meters) and protected from total dust ingress. You can use Score waterproof metal detector as an underwater metal detector.
FeatureONLINE FIRMWARE UPDATES: Stay up-to-date with firmware updates (via USB) and get the most out of your detector. Keep your detector always up to date.
FeatureEASY-TO-USE And LIGHTWEIGHT: SCORE has 3 search modes designed for different terrains and targets. Besides Score is only 2.7 lbs (1.25 kg), enjoy detecting for extended hours without fatigue. It is a metal detector for professionals and beginners.
Weight7.0 pounds
FeatureMetal Detector with Accessories: Thanks to the Accessory Package, you can meet all your needs. You will have a nice detection experience. Includes: Nokta Pointer, Premium Digger, Carrying Bag, Finds Pouch, Cap

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What owners say

Here is what detectorists say about this on public forums:

Nokta Triple Score Arrived! It's about 6” long, the head is just over 1/2”, & the around 1/4”. ful that it's anything special or cool, r/metaldetecting
Nokta Triple Score Pro pack ($648.00) Nokta Triple score seems to be extremely good and the relic mode is interesting. They are both great ... r/metaldetecting
I'm considering buying the Nokta Triple Score Pro Pack. I'm still a beginner but I would like to start metal detecting, mostly on beaches. Do you think ... r/metaldetecting
Take some items made from different metals and bury them in your yard. Then find them with your Nokta and learn the different noises it makes ... r/metaldetecting
Nokta "Double Score" Detector Forum. The Triple Score is a winner! ... I am really giving the Triple Score Pro Pack a good hard look. Like. findmall.com

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Nokta Triple Score worth it?

For most hobbyists, yes - it is the most capable machine in the budget Score family, with added modes and strong owner praise. If you want flagship-level depth and control, compare it with the Legend first.

Should I buy the Triple Score or the Pro Pack?

The Pro Pack adds a pinpointer, digger, bag, pouch and cap. If you do not already own those accessories, the Pack is usually the better value despite the higher price.

Is the Triple Score good for the beach?

Yes. It is fully waterproof to 16 ft, and beginners planning beach and shallow-water hunting are often pointed toward it, especially the Pro Pack.

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