Laser Fit Golf Rangefinder w/Slope Integration & Tournament Mode | Dual Display 6X Optical Magnification | New Ball to Pin & Triangulation | Compact Bright LED Golf Laser Rangefinder

I like that this rangefinder is compact, lightweight, and fits easily in the pocket. The distance readings are accurate, and it’s simple to use. However, it doesn’t have a cart magnet, which would’ve been a nice addition. Overall, it’s a great-looking and user-friendly device.

To me, a rangefinder was a rangefinder until I purchased this one. It’s small, easy to use, and has one feature that I feel puts it head and shoulders above all the other rangefinder out there. It allows you to measure distance from your ball to the pin or any hazard from the car path. My golf buddies were blown away by the accuracy and on those days when your cart path only, you no longer have to carry 10 clubs to your ball so you have the right club when you get there. My most rangefinders measure from where you’re standing to where you’re pointing. This one allows you to stand to the side of your ball and measure from your ball to your target accurately. Definitely change my mind about rangefinders.

Range finder performs well exactly as advertised for all functions. Minor problem is it field of view is rather small which makes finding the target a bit more difficult then on larger range finders. This is a minor inconvenience compared to it's small size which makes putting it in a small pocket possible. It is the best rangefinder I have ever owned and I've had a few over the years.

I love the Voice Caddy rangefinder. My favorite feature is its small size — it’s easy to slip into your bag and comfortable to hold. It also has a handy feature that lets you spot the distance from your ball to the flag even if you’re not standing at your ball, which is great for keeping things moving while waiting for your partner to hit. It doesn’t come with a built-in magnet, so I added a neodymium flat coin magnet to the side, and now it attaches perfectly. I’m not sure why this wasn’t included from the start, but it was an easy fix. I’m docking half a star for that missing convenience, but otherwise, it’s a great product.

Perfect! Just what I wanted! A tiny one that light and works great!

For the price, this little rangefinder is packed with features. First of all, this rangefinder identifies the flag quickly and accurately. The optics are extremely good. The best feature is the distance triangulation that allows you to read the distance from your golf cart to the ball, and then from the ball to the flag. It's great for cart path only days. It works well and is a feature not available on rangefinders costing 3x more. No magnet, but that just means you won't leave it stuck on the cart.

Distances seem to be all over the place. Picks up back distance behind flag and jumps to different numbers often from 200 yards out or further. Disappointed with performance. Wish I could return.

I have owned several range finders (Inesis, Bushnell, Caddie Talk, etc) and the Voice Caddie Fit is one of the best range finders out there. It has extremely quick and super accurate pin locking which makes it a joy to use. It's ball-to-pin function is also super useful on those days when it's cart path only. Given it's amazing functionality and the amazing price, I think this rangefinder is a no-brainer for anyone who's looking for a reliable, high quality, extremely portable, no frills rangefinder.

Very compact and powerful I can recommend to my friend

This rangefinder is just brilliant. I really love it. I've owned 2 other rangefinders before this, one from Decathlon, and one from Garmin. Here are what I feel are the pros and cons: Pros: - Very small and compact. Easy to carry around, stow in pocket while taking a shot, fits in palm of hand, yet no problem with aiming and taking readings. - Optical viewfinder. No lag from LCD finders. Nice overlay of info that's necessary. - Triangulation. This one is a real winner. For holes where buggy has to be on track, you can get the reading from the ball to the pin, WITHOUT being at the ball. You can then bring the correct clubs to the ball, no more guess work. My other 2 finders could not do this at all. - Rechargeable. No worry about running out of power and having to find replacement batteries. - Pin finder function - very helpful. Just "scan" the pin position and it will take the reading of the closest object it sees, so no need to align it super-accurately at the flag. Cons: - Small, can be easy to lose. So be sure to label it with your name and number in case it's dropped somewhere. - Non-magnetic. Since it does triangulation, you can't have magnets near the finder when you're using it, else it will disrupt the internal compass. - Not waterproof. Keep it away from water especially if it rains.

i only got this bcos of the ball to pin feature and it works great as advertised.. its lightweight and smaller than most other rangefinders so its harder to hold for my larger hands, but its still highly recommended.