Golf Rangefinder 650 1400 1700 Yards Range Finder Golfing Laser Distance Measurement 6X Magnification Flag Pole Locking Vibration Fast Focus System Tournament Legal

Purchased this in 2020 and it's still going strong. No issues and is accurate. Changed the batteries Twice in the couple years I've had it and I play once to two times a week. Definitely worth the price

I ordered this as a deal on Prime Day and received today, so these are initial impressions.I have wanted a rangefinder but could never justify the high cost. With sprinkler head markers and GPS, it is not totally necessary. What is nice with a rangefinder is knowing the distance to or over a hazard. At the low price of this item, I decided to take a chance. I am glad I did. I live on a golf course, so I shot a couple flags and other objects from my yard. I got the yardages quickly and the results were repeatable. That is all I ask.This rangefinder has "flag acquisition" technology and that should not be confused with "pin seeker" technology. This one locks on a flag or any object that you sight and press the acquisition button. It could have been called boulder acquisition technology. Pin seeker requires reflectors on the flagstick to work and all courses do not have them. This rangefinder does not have a scan mode and it only locks on a point. Also not a problem as a point is what I am looking for instead of trying to follow a continually changing display. The slope feature is a nice added feature at this low price.All in all, it is quick and easy to use and all most people will ever need. It does not give you every feature, just the ones you need.I drove around a few holes on the course and the flags I shot corresponded quite well with the distances on the score card. Slope added or subtracted a few yards as it should.I will update if I find any problems with on course use.Update.Three years in and still working perfectly. Had to replace the battery early this year, so 2-3 years battery life.

i'll give it 4 stars, since it is quite functional for its price. however, it's not a great rangefinder, as expected. it sometimes gives random yardages and is difficult to accurately select the flag.

I have used the PEAKPULSE 6 Pro Golf Laser Rangefinder for 12 rounds. My playing partners use expensive rangefinders (Nikon, Leupold, etc.), allowing me to compare the PEAKPULSE with high-end devices. The PEAKPULSE 6 Pro Golf Laser Rangefinder is right-on in distance comparisons with very expensive rangefinders. I really like the vibration feature that indicates when the device has returned a range to a target. The slope feature also matches much more expensive rangefinders. The only downside of the PEAKPULSE 6 Pro Golf Laser Rangefinder is lacking a gyro/stabilization feature. It is challenging holding the rangefinder steady, but I do consistently get accurate readings. If you want to have a rangefinder that is very easy to use, is very accurate, has a very clear 6x viewfinder, and saves you $300 over comparable models -- purchase the PEAKPULSE 6 Pro Golf Laser Rangefinder. You cannot go wrong.Pros:Very clear 6x viewfinderVery accurate distance readings, especially on the flagSimple operation (easy to use)Vibration feature (device returns a vibration when target is acquired).Inexpensive ($300 less than rangefinders providing comparable accuracy)ConsNo gyro/stabilization feature

I played one round of golf using this rangefinder, so this is a first impression. Easy to set up, easy to use, the flag acquisition works really well and the vibration on lock is solid and works well. I bought this one because I wanted to see how the slope adjustment works. I have a Bushnell w/o slope, its good, but this is good with slope and the price is right! The only issue is the mode button that is goes between meters and yards is right next to the button you use to get the yardage and its really easy to accidentally push it and end up with meters and not yards. I check it in the viewfinder to make sure I'm getting results in yards, other than that this is great, at least my first impression after one round of golf. I think I'll put something over the mode button so I can't accidentally push it in.

Worked perfect

Purchased item in Oct 2020 and I play several times a week or more, so it's been through a bit of use and abuse. Easy to use and read results, no concerns with accuracy and durable (dropped many times over and bounced around in cart as well...no magnet on unit).Noted items: Minor bubbling in the lens as you look through it after about 3.5yrs, almost like some sort of delamination of a film inside to best explain it. Doesn't interfere with use. I found this in another review, and it is likely the same issue "The interior view finder developed what appeared to be a series of oil like droplets 💦 . The replacement likewise has developed these same droplets."One issue of lately is the battery going quick (went through two in last 4 months or so) not sure if it's the unit or the quality of the batteries I purchased. Will purchase batteries from different source this time. Otherwise, this has been well tested and has done the job.

This golf range finder is awesome—solid build quality, feels great in the hands (like it was made just for me), and the design is sleek without being too flashy. It’s accurate to the point where I can’t even blame it when I chunk a 9-iron 30 yards short.Every time I line up a shot, the range finder confidently tells me, “It’s 152 yards, champ,” and I respond by hitting it like I’m playing mini-golf on a windmill hole. At least I know what the right distance was—that’s progress, right?In all seriousness, it’s a fantastic tool and easily one of the better golf gadgets I’ve used. It’s just a shame it can’t also fix my swing.