MiLESEEY PFSH Rangefinder for Hunting 1100 Yards, ±0.5Y Accuracy Distance, Rain and Fog Mode, Point to Point, Height Measuring >90% High Transmittance 7.5°Large View Angle,Waterproof and Rechargeable

Pros:- High overall device quality in compact form factor (12-ounce carry weight)- Claimed 1000 m measurement distance- Displays in yards or meters- Functions ideally suited for hunting, also usable for golf or other distance measuring tasks- Point-to-Point (P2P)- Vertical height between 2 points- Selectable switch for display of angles- Rain/Fog mode- +/- 5 diopter optical manual adjustment focus ring- 6x optical power with 7.5 degree field of view- Single CR2 lithium power cell required- Semi-rigid protective carrying case/zipper/bungee safety closure/aluminum carabiner/belt loopCons:- I find unit cost of around 200 bucks (at time of writing) to be comparatively high- Difficult to understand English instruction manual- Functions are not intuitive- Unknown Water resistance rating (if any)- Potential warranty issues?Device seems to function properly, with great promise; however, it will take me quite some time for me to fully understand the instructions, and find methods to validate the accuracy of results displayed by this unit. Should I find any additional concerns, I will come back and modify my review with updated information.Thanks for indicating if you’ve found my comments and photos helpful in your consideration of this product.

For $199.99 (Amazon price at time of order and review) I expected something far better. Don't get me wrong, the rangefinder does the job in a nice form factor (if a bit small in my hand). Takes some getting used to wrt the functions, but they're not that much different from my other rangefinders. Having said that, this seems more like a rangefinder in the $120-150 range (tops; I have two others that have identical functions that cost no more than this). So I'm a more than bit turned off with the price. Especially since...For the price, this "hunting" rangefinder should have come in a "hunting" carry case and not a golf rangefinder carry case (you'll note in the product page photo of "What's in the box" MILESEEY conveniently blacked out "in golf" below MILESEEY on the case. But "MILESEEY // Rangefinder // In Golf" is on the case you get).Why no lanyard? Again, for the price, one should be included.If you want to know the main reason why I'm disappointed take a look at this rangefinder: "ACPOTEL Golf Rangefinder" (Amazon ASIN: B08KDRKLHQ). For one-third the price one gets a VERY similar rangefinder. I have this rangefinder and while it may not have exactly the functions this one does it's pretty close. In my review of it I noted that it compared very favorably with both the Redfield and Bushnell rangefinders I have. Again, for one-third the cost of this MILESEEY offering. So why am I paying more...?I could be wrong; maybe there is $200 of value here as other reviewers seem to think so. But I don't see it.3 stars.

Has the option to change from meters to yards with the push of one button. Range finder fits in the palm of a mans hand, comes with a pro-certified Golf carrying case that is grey with orange trim. Automatically turns off after approximately 12 seconds of being idle.Learning the functions of this range finder is done by trial and error, as no instruction booklet is provided.The eye lens has a focus option that works like the right lens of a pair of binoculars. Runs off a single cr2 lithium battery which is easy to install and remove. There are holes designed for a lanyard, although none is provided. Based on other range finders of this type, it is extremely overpriced and I would choose a different option.Gave three stars instead of five, due to being way overpriced, including no instruction booklet, or other product information.

Everything I wanted with a few "meh" points. It's a good rangefinder. I haven't done fog but in sun and drizzle out to about 100yrds its great. On/off is easy. The display has some clutter to it but it's not bad... just a why. The case is robust and not designed to hut but honestly I'm gonna range to a few trees and put this back in my pack so the color doesn't bother me. The battery is a weird size... if anything could be USB rechargeable its this. Or at least let me use AA or something other than this odd thing. TLDR: Good range finder, enough small nits to drop it a star.

This is a nice choice for a range finder and I agree with the other Vine reviewers, in the $100-125 range this is a good choice, at the 180 price level, I would compare to others. Evidently, they heard our feedback and took action as there is a 30% coupon on the listing at the time of writing this review, putting it right back into the good choice category. Relatively small and compact, yet full featured in terms of measurement, slope compensation, etc. I like the field of view for either hunting or golfing. It only lost a star due to the 180 price level when I ordered it.