hard to use the slope feature accurarately for my hands. Good value for the money.

Amazing value for the money. Works well and does its job, however .. it feels very cheap. It sometimes has issues locking onto the pin due to lighting conditions I assume. Over all works well. I’ve only used it in 4 rounds so far but so far so good. Only +/- 2-3 yards difference in what other much more expensive brands shoot from the same spot

It is just what I needed, nothing fancy, not expensive. Locking in the target may be a bit of an issue. Well worth the price.

I liked the first one so much I bought another, and still have only spent about half to a quarter of what you would spend for a big brand name range finder. No batteries…it is charged on a USB cord, gives you slope and distance. Great value!

Cheap plastic feel.
I think it works well though. Will update with problems.

Very easy to use and great battery life

Its great for price and new golfer.

Flag lock is good, distance is accurate, and battery lasts around 3 rounds.

Let me start by saying that this range finder is very accurate. It’s super lightweight and easy to use and I like that it has the slope feature toggle switch right on the outside. It also comes with a protective case that you can clip to your bag. There are only a few little hints that I did not like. The plastic itself feels very thin and slick, so it feels flimsy & cheap in your hand. Also, I feel the charging port needs some kind of cover to prevent any moisture from getting into it. Overall, this is a great range finder at an excellent price. It’s perfect for beginner golfers.

I bought this rangefinder 15 months ago, enjoyed it for two seasons, but it stopped working last week. Until then it worked very well. The flag finder function was especially impressive. I was 100% happy with the item till then.

When it stopped working, the symptom was that, inside the viewfinder, I could see no lines, cross or numbers. The power was completely gone despite being charged fully before leaving home for a golf course.

When I asked for help, the seller asked a few questions about the symptoms and kindly offered a 50% off coupon even though the 1-yr warranty was expired.

After I purchased the second one at a half price, I wanted to disassemble the non-functioning one to see its inside. To make a long story short, I found a way to fix it. The rubber cover over the power switch is the culprit. The rubber cover could be easily removed by simply pulling it up with a slight twist. Its inside got worn, pinched by the edge of the casing, pressing-down the power switch – i.e., power was draining all the time. So, I put a small piece of duck-tape on the worn part of the rubber cover inside. That made the cover not to be pinched by the plastic casing around the power button, and voila, the rangefinder was functioning again!

I see several reviewers complained about a sudden loss of power and my advice for that is to see if the power button works with a clicking sound. If there is no clicking sound (even though the button goes down), open the rubber cover and do something to release the power button.

This item serves its purpose well and very cost-efficient.