WOSPORTSHunting Rangefinder, 800/1200 Yards Laser Range Finder with Bow Hunting Mode (Angle, Height, Horizontal Distance), Target Lock Vibration, Scanning, Carrying Case Included

I’ve bought 2 of them.

I have a Nikon's Archer's Choice angle-compensating rangefinder that I got over 15 years ago for $250 when it was new. I recently needed to send it back to them for repair. They wanted almost $400 to do it. I told them to flake off, and purchased this one for 1/5 of the cost of that repair estimate. This rangefinder works excellent and is pretty accurate. I would recommend this one to anyone who does archery, and I have recommended it to a few people already. I would definitely buy another in the near future.

Small and simple, applies the Rifleman's Rule. Reads quickly and accurately. The case is inappropriate for a camo rangefinder but it is easily replaced and well worth it.

For the money I love it! Specially since I’m a average blue collar worker that can’t buy name brand things all the time!! The product is very accurate with in a yard when I was testing what’s one yard!!

The range finder is very accurate and easy to use. I especially like the bow hunter mode with the correction for up and down angles

I misplaced my Bushnell range finder, and I needed a budget friendly replacement. Here are some things to consider that resulted in my three-star review.1. The focus is adjustable, but the adjuster turns too easily, and I find a consistent need to refocus it. Not something I want to worry about when big game approaches the kill zone.2. The text is dark and there is no backlighting display making this worthless in low light conditions3. This will compensate for angle however it doesn't display the modified distance, it gives you a correction such as -4.6 and you need to do the math in your head.4. You cannot use this if you wear corrective lenses. The field of view is reduced to almost nothing. The eye piece needs to seat directly onto the eye to have a full field of view.4. The carry pouch uses a Velcro closure...why? You ease into the woods, you climb into a fully taped stand to keep noise to a minimum, you pull up your bow on the opposite side of the steps to keep it from banging into them, you settle in, quietly pull out this range finder to clip it onto your vest and PRRKKKSSSHHHHH!! Velcro is the debil Bobby Boucher!! I threw the pouch away and put the range finder in the magnetic closing Bushnell pouch.I'll update this review when I've tested its accuracy on soft objects such as trees and game.

Works great for hunting

Bow hunting from a treestand

I have tested in out seems to work as it should but needs a clear line of sight wont work through a window

satisfied with product.

Quick and accurate yardage !!

Good

I have several of these and this has got to be the smallest one.Comes in a soft case with velcro closure and a carabiner to hook to your bag.The rangefinder looks sturdy and durable. Made of ABS. I don’t hunt but i just love the camouflage finish. The top and bottom have rubber grips. A lanyard can be attached to the range finder and worn around the wrist to prevent accidental falls. Can also be attached to a tripod.The unit is small. Fits my hand perfectly. 2 buttons control all the functions. Measures vertical distance, horizontal distance, angle, velocity, etc.The monocular range finder is tight. You will be needing one hand to hold the unit and the other hand turning the range finder. Zooms in well.The display is okay. I do find it hard sometines to focus. When you focus on an object, the numbers and display blurs. If i focus on the display, the target blurs. I didn’t have trouble with other units. Plus it does not have a light nor infrared/night mode. Difficult to use this at night. It would have been great to have this features like my other units.This isn’t rechargable. 2 schools of thought here. You will always have a battery (included). Sometimes we forget to charge our gadgets and then you end up unable to use the unit. On the other hand, disposable batteries are not good for the environment. Plus this is has a CR2 3V battery, which is not common. So it depends on your preference. I prefer the rechargable like some of my units.Still a good product.