Mileseey Professional Precision 660Yards Golf Range Finder with Slope Compensation,±0.55yard Accuracy,Flag Pin Lock,6X Magnification,Scan Measurement

Inexpensive, but I used the rangefinder and found it to be easy to use and does as described. I wear glasses and it did not cause an issue. Press the button once for on and press again to calculate distance, all happens in a few seconds. The only time the flag feature did not work was when it was pouring with rain, but I would think that happens with all rangefinders. Switched to distance mode and it worked. Great device for a great price. I bought some extra batteries, but after 5 rounds, not had the battery indicator come up. I suspect I won't have to change the battery this year. I really like the case it comes with. The method is to point the finder at the flag and move from left to right, works well.

I was unsure if I needed one of these as I have a Garmin S10 GPS watch, but I decided to buy one as the offer on Amazon was too good to resist. I used this on the course for the first time today. Played several shots within 140 yards and it was spot on. It performed better than my Garmin watch in telling me which wedge/iron to play. I paid £68 and at that price it is awesome. It gives pin distance with slope in a second. Easy to use. The protective box which hangs off your golf bag is modelled on the Bushnell and is excellent.

The golf rangefinder arrived today an I took a trip up to my local golf course to try it out. Firstly it's slightly smaller than I expected but that does mean I could probably carry it in my pocket rather than the supplied case. Tried it out from a position where I could see 3 flags at different distances, measured at close to 80yds, just over 350yds and just over 500yds, in all cases it locked onto the flags in under 5 seconds even though I don't have the steadiest of hands, I think 6x magnification is perhaps a little strong, 5x would probably give a steadier image for the usual golfing distances, I would have preferred it not to have the slope adjustment figures in the viewfinder as it does make it a bit cluttered and it's not really that necessary for average golfers. Only downside in use is that there is too little eye relief on the eyepiece, I found I had to place my index finger on the top edge of the eyepiece and rest it against my eyebrow to gives the clearest view, in this respect it could perhaps favour spectacle wearers. For the money I'd class it as good value if you can accept the caviats.

Great product

Having played golf for around 25yrs and mainly off a single figure handicap I was a little nervous about getting the Mileseeye laser rangefinder. Eventually, I thought I’d give it a try. It’s fairly light, clear and simple to use after the first couple of try’s and as far as I can tell, it’s accurate enough for me on most shots. I still use my GPS watch for convenience on most holes but this is a good backup on par 3s and on new courses where you’re unsure of yardages. Not at all bad for the price.

Ordered 1 as my golf friend has 1. The rangefinder didn't work correctly, measuring distances was all over the place, 290 par 4 reading 83 yards, then 108 yards etc etc. Very good customer service & a replacement 1 was sent out to me & is working fine. Only point I would mention is that there's no pin flag lock vibration, but I knew this when purchased. Great value for money as the slope yardage is great. Only £75 from Amazon well worth a buy..

Received my rangefinder and had issues with its use and accuracy, contacted Mileseey who immediately responded and after a few suggestions that did not rectify the problem offered and sent a replacement (even held back on delivery until I was back off holiday so as not to cause delivery receipt issues ) New rangefinder works excellent and does everything the description stated. Great service comes when things do not go according to plan and it is how a company responds, Mileseey certainly met the criteria of responsding to an issue, I would definitely recommend them to anyone considering a golf rangefinder.

This budget range finder works well, but can be a little more difficult to use when there are trees behind a green. I was totally unable to get a true yardage with scaffolding behind the green on a building site. That said, this is very simple to use under the majority of conditions, and helps tremendously when selecting a club.