Simrad GO9 XSE with Active Imaging 3-in-1 Transducer

Complete chartplotter and fishfinder package with powerful integrated sonar.
The GO9 XSE is a 9-inch multifunction display from Simrad for recreational use on powerboats, sloops, and sport fishing boats. The device combines a bright touchscreen with built-in CHIRP sonar, DownScan Imaging, and SideScan Imaging via the included Active Imaging 3-in-1 transducer. This allows you to simultaneously see fish, underwater structure, and details next to the boat in one package.

Standard with integrated GPS, Wi-Fi, and NMEA 2000 for direct connection to other Simrad equipment or engine data via SmartCraft, Yamaha, or Mercury VesselView.

Why choose the GO9 XSE with Active Imaging?

• Complete bundle package: chartplotter, sonar, and transducer in one box, ready to use without additional purchases.
• Active Imaging 3-in-1 transducer: three sonar views in one unit, on CHIRP, DownScan, and SideScan frequencies.
• High-brightness multi-touch screen: intuitive operation even in bright sunlight or rain.
• Wi-Fi and NMEA 2000 standard: connect to your phone, engine, and existing Simrad network.
• Easy installation: bracket mount with quick plug-and-play transducer connection.

Who is this product for?

The GO9 XSE with Active Imaging is designed for recreational boaters and sport fishermen who want a versatile 9-inch display with powerful sonar without complicated installation. The package is well-suited for sloops, smaller powerboats, and sport fishing boats with outboard or inboard engines. Also suitable as an upgrade from simpler fishfinders.

What does it offer you?

• Clear underwater visibility: three types of sonar images for a complete view of the bottom, structure, and fish.
• Fast operation: touchscreen interface with quick response time and logical navigation.
• No surprises afterward: complete package with transducer, no hidden extra costs.
• Mobile connectivity: live data and plot information on your phone via the Simrad app.
• Engine data on screen: direct display of RPM, fuel, and alarms via NMEA 2000.