AOFAR HX-700N Golf Range Finder Hunting 700 Yards Archery Rangefinder for Bow Hunting with Range & Speed Mode, Free Battery, Carrying Case

Nice feel to, simple functionality, works right out the box and the range has been tested several times and if anything it will be out by a couple of yards but is realible and definitely worth the money

I ordered this rangefinder with some reservations with regards to its accuracy etc because of it having a relatively low cost.I think on the whole my reservations were borne out.The accuracy from source to target varies from one reading to the next, that is to say if I take a range reading and do it again to confirm, it will have changed.The button for taking the range reading can be difficult to depress and can affect the reading.The mode button however is good and positive.You get what you pay for, but still a pity as the construction is solid. Would not buy or recommend again.After using this range finder for a time I think I should change my review. It is better than I at first reviewed it and after a bit of use, I have become used to its eye relief which I think was the problem in the first place. Once I got used to using it I have found it very good and also very accurate. So well worth its money and would now recommend.

Good value well made. Very pleased with the item. Purchased for ranging targets at the rifle range. Just as accurate as far more expensive makes. Arrived with battery supplied and carry case lanyard option included. Well thought out.

Seems accurate and really clear, good for when out with the air rifle to know exactly where to aim. Worth the money and doesn’t break the bank

For the money this ranging scope is excellent value for money (£69.99), It is easily on par with range finders more than twice the price. The optics x6 are crystal clear and the eye piece has an adjustable focal lens so if you wear glasses you can adjust this so you can see clear without having to take them off. I have tested the accuracy using a 30m surveyors tape measure and tested the reading range at various points between 5 and 30m going back and forth. The results were excellent and all were within the +/- 1m accuracy stated by the manufacturers, 70-80% of all readings taken were 100% accurate. My intended use for this range finder will be for air rifle shooting and I have no doubts that it will be a great addition to my arsenal. No need to spend hundreds, buy this!

I've been looking for a reasonably priced rangefinder for a while now since switching from a flatbow to a compound bow.This fits great in my hand, has a nice little carry pouch with a battery holder in for storing a spare and a carabiner hook as well as a belt loop on the back to accommodate whichever way you prefer to carry it. The lanyard that comes with it is large enough to loop around the neck if you don't feel like keeping it in the case while doing whatever your doing.The buttons are crisp and responsive.The display is beautifully clear and easily readable.

Does exactly what its ment to do.The range looks about right from a visual stand point.yes it nice,light and super easy to use and its not size of a brick either.Great presentation box,instructions are clear.The only thing i dont like is the lanyard,its for a wrist,should have been a neck one

The rangefinder seemed well packaged, and of a reasonable quality for the price, but not as good as I was expecting.It felt light and cheap. The rubber mouldings (grip areas) didn't all fit smoothly or flush to the plastic casing.Although the eyepiece was adjustable, it was loose and imprecise, moving on its own sometime a little.The biggest issue however is the the internal LCD display markings are black. This is fine if you have a brightly lit target and/or background, but far from ideal if not.I wanted to use this for shooting, and most of my targets aren't well illuminated (think things at base of hedges, etc.). As long as you can move the display around so that the distance reading has a paler background (not ideal method) you're ok, but otherwise it's not very easy to read correctly. The Amazon listing shows an image with a white LCD display, and this is what I was expecting - however mine was black.Another annoyance, which seems to be getting more common these days, is that it is also described as waterPROOF. It isn't waterproof by any means. Delving deeper and it has an IP rating of 4 ("Water splash against the enclosure from any direction shall have no harmful effect within 5 minutes". Google IPX ratings. This would be no good in the rain out for an hour or more. Waterproof to me means, oops, dropped in deep puddle, never mind, shake it off and it's ok to go again, at the very least (i.e. min of IP7).Perhaps I'm being picky about the build quality too, but I have in the past bought compact digital cameras cheaper than this, made by big brands, that have better quality cases, etc.It does work though, although it's resolution is 1 meter, and it sometimes changed between, say, 12 and 13 meters, unless you then take that as 12.5 meters. Overall, does the job, but was expecting a little more for my money. After all, there are much cheaper rangefinders available that probably offer the same quality/functionality for much less.