Precision Pro Titan Slope Golf Range Finder with Slope Switch - Premium Laser Rangefinder -Waterproof - Cart Magnet, Slope, 6X, Flag Lock w Pulse, 900+ Yard Range Laser Golf Rangefinder

I used it as a monocular and it seems to work as advertised. The range finder seemed to be hit or miss but that might be because the distance was over the maximum limit.

Great range finder!

I am particularly hard on laser rangefinders. They never get "5 star rubber stamp" reviews from me. Every single 5 star review for a laser rangefinder is 100% earned, and if you see it got a 5 star review from me, you can read no further and click "add to cart". And this one did. If you're interested in the details, then do read on.The first thing I ask of a laser rangefinder, is that it...laser range-finds. I should think that would be standard, but you would be surprised just how many laser rangefinders patently FAIL this test, earning 2 or 3 star review from me with no pity nor remorse. I perform a "Gold Standard" test consisting of a known-50 yard (actually around 51 yards) perpendicular white reflective surface across the street from my house, a nice pole barn, which I have an unobstructed view of from my front porch. I have verified this with my "Gold Standard" rangefinder which I personally purchased, a Leupold. There is nothing more precise. Except, maybe this one, lol.To do the test, I stand in one spot, and take 10 measurements of the exact same spot, trying my best not to move my body a single inch, and record all 10 measurements, looking for deviations and inconsistencies. If a laser rangefinder can't measure 50 yards accurately, it certainly won't measure 250 yards accurately. The results of my test today were as follows: 51, 51, 51, 51, 51, 51, 51, 51, 51, 51. 10 identical measurements, with no deviation. A perfect score, not even a "flyer". *Does a slow golf clap* Very nice. Very nice indeed.But hold your horses. A perfect score in the laser rangefinding category only earns 3 stars from me. Really? Yes, really. It has to pass the other tests, namely "Usability" and "Feature set". So let's move on to the "Usability" part, and see how this premium laser rangefinder scores there."Usability" includes things like, can I get a clear image, with or without glasses? Does it take a college degree to operate? Things of that nature. I'm happy to report that I was able to get a clear, focused image, with OR without glasses with this unit. Relief was excellent, either way, and I had no problem seeing either my target OR the display. So the optics, and how they use them are top notch. I'm also pleased to report that I never bothered to open the manual, and despite that fact figured out in a few seconds how to switch it from the default "Meters" to "Yards" setting, and begin taking measurements. So if you happen to read the manual, you should be able to master this before ever leaving the house. It passed "Usability" with flying colors, and earn star #4. Now, the feature set test.There really is a lot to talk about here. It has everything you would expect from a laser rangefinder, and more. As far as the rangefinder itself, of course slope is present, as well as velocity for measuring moving objects (a handy, if not-often seen feature), and flag lock as well. It leaves nothing out, that I could think of. It's even rechargeable, which at this price point is certainly expected, but you'd be surprised how many manufacturers make an otherwise excellent rangefinder then power it with some obscure battery that you'll have to hunt down and replace someday. Not here, just plug it in via USB C and wait until the light stops flashing. It's actually made of metal (aluminum!), which is SUPER nice, and has a built-in magnet for sticking it on your cart or on a pad designed for such things. It also comes with one of the nicest semi-rigid cases I think I've ever seen a laser rangefinder come in. And, it's IP67 waterproof. IP67, not IP65. As in, this will actually work, underwater, for up to 30 minutes in 1 meter. Talk about something you don't have to worry if it gets wet or not. You could swim in the pool with this in your pocket, come up out of a dive, and take a range, lol. Wow.Needless to say, it passed the "Feature Set" test with flying colors. It passed ALL the tests with flying colors, easily earning a 5 star review. It's no small feat, to earn that from me. Is it expensive, as far as laser rangefinders go? Meh. I've seen more expensive. And I've certainly seen less. Some of us are more than willing to pay for something made well if it works well, and here the price you pay certainly doesn't end up in a letdown performance wise. It excels, at everything, and to me? That's worth quite a bit. 5 stars, and a recommended buy.

This is a good 900+ Yard Range Titan Golf Rangefinder. What I like about it:1. With Visual Target Lock - It achieves pinpoint accuracy with its visual target lock feature. As we aim, a ripple effect surrounds the reticle, combined with a subtle pulse vibration, providing immediate confirmation that we’re locked on target. This good feedback ensures we’re always confident in our shot, helping us play with precision and ease.2. Lasting Rechargeable Battery - Enjoy up to 40 full 18-hole rounds on a single charge, ensuring that rangefinder is always ready to perform, either we’re playing a weekend tournament or enjoying a long day on the course.3. With Adaptive Slope Technology - Good Elevation Precision, tackle every shot with confidence using its Adaptive Slope Technology. It automatically adjusts for uphill and downhill angles, to ensure consistent accuracy no matter the terrain.Very good rangefinder,

Super easy to use. Seems to be accurate. It's loaded with the features you'd expect, and works great as a monocular too. Absolutely no complaints at all! Great rangefinder!!

Well made and easy to use. No defects or issues found.I like that it is usb-c rechargeable.I own one other rangefinder from a different manufacturer. With the same functions and accuracy, my other one was about half the price. I can’t find any differences in quality or function to warrant the large price difference.

This is a pretty cool range finder, I ordered to help my with my incline and slope shots. I love how it lets you know once it has the distance locked in. I really love the battery life, I've been using this for weeks, and I haven't had to charge it once.I also really like that It has the magnetic body, so I can just attach it to the golf carts frame. This is a fairly chunky thing too, you're going to have a hard time trying to break it, it feels like this was made to withstand a full drop off a tall building.Both professionals and amateurs can get a lot of use from this. All in all I am pretty happy with this device.

This is a very nice golf rangefinder with some great features. I really like the adaptive slope feature to help me with my uphill and downhill angles which is something I struggle with. Target lock works great and gives you a bit of feedback with pulse vibration when on target.As many are this rangefinder is magnetic and holds well on the golf cart. Battery life is exceptional, and it will take me several months before I need to charge it. Carry case is included and offers great storage protection for your device.Glass and optics are crystal clear, range is quick and accurate, and information is easy to read and interpret.Perfect golf rangefinder, definitely would recommend!