WOSPORTS 700/1200 Yards Hunting Rangefinder Laser Rangefinder Archery Bow Hunting Ranging with Flagpole Lock Ranging Scan Speed

Very easy to use and much higher accuracy than my last range finder so this was a real pleasant upgrade. This is a lightweight unit but quiet sturdy in design so it won’t add much weight to your backpack leaving you mobile without losing on quality. It is also compact so you will have room to carry your other equipment. Expecting to own and use this for along time.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Bought it for golf so my range is well under the 650-yard range of this rangefinder. Has flag lock that works very well and vibrates when locked on. Nice feature. With 6x magnification and an adjustable eyepiece, it’s very easy to see and find the object you are wanting to measure. From flagsticks to sand traps, to trees and brush, you can find your distance without any problems.Compared this to my Garmin Approach G3 and it is right there. Now instead of measuring to the center of the green, I can get the actual distance to the flag.This also has a speed mode that I do not need for, but nice to have options if I ever needed it. I do wish this had a slop mode to help my golf game, but not a deal-breaker.This does have a nice battery compartment and cover and comes with a CR2 3.7v 800 mAh lithium battery. Not sure why they didn’t make this rechargeable, but I can get a rechargeable CR2 battery and replace the one that came with it for a very little additional cost.Overall, like this and works well with my golf game. Had the best front nine on my home course the first day using this. Was it the rangefinder, new ball or did I just play well?

I compared this range finder with other Nikon I have, and didn't find any different other then price range, that camo pattern on this one looks great and it measures distance in real time with out releasing the button.The lens is crispy clear and extremely precise at long range, the magnetic case is a plus.The only thing I don't like is that they don't include a string to hang it on my neck, other than that a great product for the price!

I bought this as a replacement for a better known and more expensive brand that began fogging up on me. So far this rangefinder has worked like a charm with no fogging and consistent readings on known ranges. I haven't tried the speed function as it is not important to my needs. Easy to understand instructions and packaged well. The lanyard is a PITA to install, but I've run into this issue with everyone of these types of lanyards I've ever used, so no star deductions for that.

Overall a Great range finder considering the cost to build. The device it self is lightweight and grippy so you should no drop it. Also has a lanyard attachment point and a tripod screen on the bottom to mount if needed.It does come with a pouch that has a magnetic open/close. Which makes it really easy to pull out and place back in.I used it to range out my targets for my new scope and it worked great.Used it under a night time setting with low light, under day light, and a low light indoor range and had no problem. The read out is fast and easy to see. The only issue I have is the eye relief isn’t the best but it is not a problem since I save 100s here over other brands.

Good one for the $. It's dead on accurate, easy to use, and good in low light. For these features, it's a very competitive price. The dot is easy to focus on your desired target and you push the button twice to get a reading on your yardage. I managed to somehow leave my expensive Halo rangefinder in the woods this season and grabbed this as a fast shipping replacement. It's actually pretty comparable to the higher end optic, and for about half the price. The one thing that could stand improvement is the magnetic closure on the included pouch case. The case is very nice and sturdy, and so is the magnetic closure. Which also means it's LOUD when it snaps closed, so I won't take it in the field with me until I modify the closure to make it silent. The heavy duty fabric case is great for storage or for backpacking it in, but don't expect to be able to open or close it silently to range a live deer. I usually pre-range landmarks from my blind or stand anyhow, and anyone not needing to use it for silent hunting will really appreciate how thick and sturdy the included case is. For the price point, definitely can recommend.

To be clear, and thwart amazons attempt to lump reviews of similar objects together. This is specifically for the wosports 650/1000 yd range finderThis range finder is pretty slick. I used it to gauge distance on a few targets. And ive also been using it for approximate measurements for planning purposes.Pretty decent optics and it gives a clear picture.The speed feature of an object is pretty cool too.I wish it used easier to get ahold of batteries. Or a more common size. So make sure you can get a few of them.But it uses so little power i haven't had to replace the battery yet.Hard to go wrong with this fine piece of equipment

I plan on getting into deer hunting and my biggest concern is a clean kill. Based on some reviews I purchased this Wosports Hunting ranger finder and played around with it at my house. It seemed easy to use and all I care about is the range finding, not so much the speed indicator feature which is also available. I took it to the gun range and lasered the marking for 25, 50, 100, and 300 yards. All came back within a couple of yards of what I expected. It was able to find the distance within 5 seconds or less. Again, easy to use, as I had it figured out in less than a minute and I've never used a range finder before. Very good buy so long as it continues to work.

I checked the device that responds to the correct light at the measurements. But in low light it doesn't work at all. And the biggest problem is that you cannot charge the battery, except by buying a separate charger.