REDTIGERGolf Rangefinder with Slope, 1200 Yards Laser Range Finder Golfing, 7X Magnification, Flag Pole Locking Vibration, Rechargeable Range Finders with Magnet Stripe, GolfVue Series 1

I purchased the Red Tiger Range Finder that reads out to 1200 yards. The problems I was having are as follows -1. It will not stay focused2. The image of the target and data images are not sharp at same time. One or the other is fuzzy.3. I was getting a double image.I contacted the company. They were very helpful. Here is how they helped.They sent me a new Range Finder. Asked me to get a PO number. I never was able to obtain the PO number from Amazon. The new Range Finder works great . Situation 1 and 2 are now resolved. Situation 3, I resolved- once I figured out the lines in my trifocals caused the double image. I give the company the highest marks for customer service. I truly did not think the problem would be rectified this easily. They were very professional.

This rangefinder is very accurate! I bought it after reading a review of the top rangefinders and was surprised it was rated higher than more expensive brands. I definitely see what it’s rated so highly. Besides it’s accuracy the Barney is also very stings it hold on to the cart or magnetic plate on the golf bag very securely. I would recommend for anyone looking for a decently priced rangefinder

This is an excellent Rangefinder for the money. I was able to pick it up for less than $100, so really hard to beat when compared to paying $300+ for a Bushnell or other brands. I use it solely for golf, so locking on the flag is the key.On the whole, I really have no complaints. It's extremely easy to use, the sighting is clear, the magnet holds great on motorized cart or the belt clip, and the case is also solid. Just very well designed. You can adjust the sight, as noted, so it is crystal clear. I've played 5 rounds with the unit thus far and the battery still reads at 100%. Charging, when needed, is easy using the USB-based charging cable. One review I saw suggested that you could inadvertently switch the Slope Assist control on or off without realizing it, but that's not been my experience at all. It's not a concern. It's well designed and is sturdy (certainly, sturdy enough for what it's used for).The only reason I'm giving this rangefinder a four, rather than a five rating is because the consistency/accuracy is a bit suspect. I don't doubt that it is accurate when you nail the flag, but I seem to need to shoot it multiple times to pinpoint the flag and get a consistent reading (and even then, how sure can I really be)? It vibrates, but even with that, it's not always clear if it only vibrates when locking on the flag or vibrates anytime in locks on anything. I've taken to using my phone-based GPS as well, just to double-check the yardages and, in general, if I use common sense, I can be confident of the reading, but you can't just shoot and immediately assume it's right. I usually shoot a couple times unless I'm confident of the distance. As I use it more, I suspect I'll get more comfortably with it.In fairness to the Red Tiger product, there are two caveats to this.First, I have pretty steady hands, but when I put the rangefinder up to my eye and try to pinpoint the flag and push the button at the same time, I definitely shake. So, I'm sure that a big part of the reason why I get varying readings is due to my shaky hands. I wouldn't call myself unusually unsteady, so not sure if others will experience the same.Second, I don't have a good basis for comparison because I've never used a competing rangefinder. Thus, I might find similar results if I were to use a competitor's product given my equally shaky hands. Do competing products do a better job of locking on the flag then the Red Tiger? I don't know. I will be checking with my playing partners and perhaps will try using one of their higher cost units just to see if there is any noticeable difference.All that said, unless you want to go out and spend 3-4 times the money for a Rangefinder, with no guarantees that it will work any better, you can't really go wrong with this unit for the price.

Must admit I was shocked! Needed a range finder quickly because my Bushnell completely quit, and found this for a ridiculously low price on Amazon. It works just fine. Keeps its charge an amazingly long time (rechargeable via USB port). Display not quite as vivid as Bushnell, but just fine for me. Agrees with playing partners Bushnells at probably 25-50% of the price.

I have used the $400 rangefinders and owned a number of them through the years.I ordered this for $100 and it's as good or better than the expensive ones.Viewer is clear and readings are consistent and accurate,,,,with easy lock on pin or other landscape features.

My grandson loved this golf range finder! When he opened it he exclaimed loudly YESSS! And said "I'm going outside and try them out right now and it was very cold and snowy! LOL He just played in a tournament in the rain and was able to use it a few times when the rain let up and he said they worked great! I did a lot of research and read a lot of reviews and am grateful I made such a satisfactory choice. Thank you!

Haven't used it on the golf course yet. Just used it long enough to get everything set the way I want it.Seems like it will do everything I want.