Motocaddy M7 GPS REMOTE (2026) vs PowaKaddy RX12 GPS
Two flagship GPS trolley routes, but for different buyers: Motocaddy puts remote control and GPS into a more compact 2026 package; PowaKaddy prioritises its much larger 5-inch GPS display.
Choose the Motocaddy if…
You want a flagship remote trolley with 360° navigation, dual handle/remote control and a 3.5-inch GPS touchscreen, and its notably shorter folded length is valuable in your boot.
Choose the PowaKaddy if…
Your priority is the largest integrated GPS experience. The RX12 GPS uses a 5-inch portrait touchscreen and twin 30V 230W motors.
Decision table
| Decision point | Motocaddy M7 GPS REMOTE (2026) | PowaKaddy RX12 GPS |
|---|---|---|
| Remote control | USB-C rechargeable handset, 360° remote navigation and dual-control mode. | Remote GPS flagship; integrated remote control. |
| GPS screen | 3.5-inch touchscreen. | 5-inch full-colour portrait touchscreen with FULL HOLE View. |
| Drive system | Twin 230W DHC motors, 28V. | Twin 30V 230W motors. |
| Published weight | 14.9 kg. | 14.0 kg without battery. |
| Folded size | 650 × 470 × 420 mm. | 805 × 425 × 345 mm. |
| Our read | Best fit for compact flagship remote + GPS. | Best fit for maximum on-trolley GPS screen. |
Golf Gear Lab provisional verdict
The choice is less about “which is better?” and more about what you want to optimise. The M7 GPS REMOTE makes the stronger case if remote driving, compact folded length and a modern all-in-one interface matter most. The RX12 GPS remains compelling if you want the trolley screen itself to be the centre of your GPS experience.
We would not replace the RX12’s existing GGL Score with a score for the new Motocaddy. The 2026 M7 remains unscored until the same editorial standard has been applied.
M7 GPS REMOTE assessmentRX12 GPS review