Quest Metal Detectors develops modern metal detectors, pinpointers and underwater detectors for beginners and experienced detectorists. The brand focuses on easy operation, lightweight construction, compact designs and strong value for money.
At Detect Metaaldetectors you will find Quest detectors and accessories for fields, pasture, beach detecting and underwater use.
The Quest X Series combines clear target identification with compact construction and straightforward controls.
The current range includes the Quest X5 IDMAXX and Quest X10 IDMAXX. Both operate at 12 kHz and feature Target ID from 1 to 99.
The Quest X10 IDMAXX uses an 11 x 10 inch Double-D search coil for increased ground coverage.
It includes Field, Gold and Park search modes plus a User profile. Quest specifies the X10 IDMAXX as waterproof to 3 metres.
The Quest X5 IDMAXX uses a smaller Blade9 search coil, keeping the detector lightweight and easy to manoeuvre.
It is well suited to beginners and recreational detectorists looking for a compact modern detector.
The Quest Q35 is designed for users who want more control over frequency and detector settings.
It offers selectable frequencies of 5, 13 and 21 kHz, built-in wireless audio and waterproof construction to 5 metres.
The Quest Air is a lightweight metal detector designed around smartphone connectivity, offering a compact and modern alternative to a traditional control-box detector.
The Quest Scuba Tector Series is specifically designed for underwater detecting.
These detectors are ideal for recovering rings, coins, jewellery and other metal objects while snorkelling or diving.
Quest produces several pinpointers for accurate target recovery, including the XPointer II and XPointer Max.
The Quest V60 and V80 are older Quest multi-frequency models that have now officially been discontinued.
Quest continues to provide manuals, firmware and support resources for existing owners.
At Detect Metaaldetectors you will find Quest metal detectors, pinpointers and accessories. Contact us or visit our showroom in Almelo for personal advice.
Yes. The Quest X Series is particularly suitable for beginners because of its lightweight design, straightforward controls and clear Target ID.
The X10 uses a larger search coil and provides additional settings. Both operate at 12 kHz.
Yes. Quest specifies the X10 IDMAXX as waterproof to 3 metres.
Yes. The Q35 has selectable frequencies and is waterproof to 5 metres, making it suitable for land, beach and shallow-water detecting.
No. Quest has officially discontinued both models, although support resources remain available.
