REVASRI Hunting Laser Rangefinder with Rechargeable Battery 1000 Yards Hunting Range Finder with Target Acquisition Technology Easy-to-Use Clear Accurate Rangefinders for Hunters

This thing works better than my name brand that I paid double the price. Light and works great. Very easy to use and you can not Beat the price. Definitely well worth the value. I drop it out of my truck and is still working very durable.

Good priced item. Not professional but is nice if you’re looking to try one out. Worked pretty well in the field. Rechargeable battery is good.

The Hunting Laser Rangefinder is a standout tool for anyone serious about hunting. Its rechargeable battery ensures that you won't be caught with a dead device in the field, which is a significant advantage during long outings. The rangefinder offers impressive accuracy, measuring distances up to 1000 yards. While I haven’t used it for more than 500 yards, I believe it can definitely reach the advertised distance. The clear optics provide a crisp view, making it easy to acquire targets quickly. I particularly appreciated the target acquisition technology, which allows for precise measurements even in challenging environments. The camo design not only looks great but also helps it blend seamlessly into natural surroundings, making it less noticeable during hunts. The compact size fits comfortably in your hand or pocket, enhancing portability. For the price, this rangefinder offers excellent value, especially considering its features and performance. It’s user-friendly, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced hunters. In summary, the Hunting Laser Rangefinder is a reliable, efficient, and well-designed tool that enhances the hunting experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking to improve their accuracy in the field!

Works well and accurate if you actually have a large target. I’m not sure exactly what is targeted, but I’m guessing it’s just the crosshairs. Sometimes, that isn’t precise enough if you are trying to get a distance of an item far away (and it ends up being smaller than the crosshairs center). I’m not sure how well this actually works with a golf flag (its thin and small too), but I got this one because it had that feature (figure I’d get additional use on the golf course - my main reason is actually for hunting and target ranging).

The REVASRI Hunting Laser Rangefinder is a good value for the money. It has a lot of features that I honestly won't use. The range finder feature gives both horizontal distance, angle, and angular distance ( hypotenuse ). I found this very handy when determining antenna lengths amd coax cable run lengths. It is small, light and fits in my jacket pocket. I have big hands so holding it steady and pressing the buttons takes two hands. The optics are good too. I am able to focus the eye piece wearing my glasses or without. The zoom factor is sufficient to see my target for an accurate reading. Would definitely recommend for General purpose range finding.

Exactly what I was looking for: small, cheap, and accurate.

It works great and us easy to use.

Accuracy is great in nice weather but once it starts raining it wont work it kept trying to tell me the distance to the rain drops and kept tweaking out on me. Love the size its super easy to pack around. Wish there was a lanyard to throw it around my neck and go.

Ya pude probarlo este fin de semana, su cumple con sus funciones que anuncian, pero es muy complicado estarle aplastando a los botones para buscar únicamente la medida en metros, hasta la cuarta o quinta prueba es cuando mide la distancia. deberían hacerlos mas sencillos, solo metros y yardas sin tanta complicación. y agregarle un imán.

Cheap and good quality range finder, perfect for moose hunting. Smaller than older model range finder, that an advantage. Used for 1 season so far

They seem to work great. Can focus on the area with ease.

It's a very good product. The battery holds its charge well. I bought mine three weeks ago and the charge is still good. In low light it's a bit difficult to see the laser cross hairs to put them on the target being lased, but this is understandable in low light.

Works perfect