TIDEWE Hunting Rangefinder with Rechargeable Battery, 700/1000Y Camo Laser Range Finder 6X Magnification, Distance/Angle/Speed/Scan Multi Functional Waterproof Rangefinder with Case

This little range finder is pretty nice. It comes in a nice case, it's packed well, and it's not complicated at all. It works just like advertised, it does it's job good. It always picks the object I'm pointing at and so far hasn't singled out something else near the target point. One thing, it doesn't have mph, only kph if that's important to you. It isn't that big a deal to me and for the price this is a good chargeable rangefinder. It's not too bulky and easy to carry.

I love this little thing! It is very easy to operate, providing instant readings and offering a clear display. I also love the 6x magnification. I often use my rangefinder instead of my binoculars. The controls are pretty straightforward, making it easy to switch between modes. I used it for a week during the Wisconsin gun deer season, so I haven't had a chance to check the angle stuff yet. So far, it has been tremendous and has kept its charge in the cold Northwoods of Wisconsin very well! I haven't had a chance to shoot a distance of more than 300 yards yet, but even that was instant and significantly better than my old Simmons rangefinder. I compared it to my son's Vortex and I like the TIDEWE better, easier to adjust the focus of the eye piece and it gave me faster readings than the Vortex. Plus it was literally a third of the price!

super fast and worth the $$$$$$

This a great rangefinder for hunting and ranging targets at the range rarely needs charging works without fail so good I bought a second one for my son in law as a gift as he was always borrowing. Cear optics

I wanted a rangefinder for sub 12 ft-lb air rifle target shooting, so was only really interested in high accuracy in the 20-60 m target range. On researching the market, there seems to be a blizzard of these laser based rangefinder products, at vastly varying prices. Nearly all of the reviews I’ve read talk endlessly about ease of use, nice buttons, quality camo, etc but seem to avoid the thorny issue of quantifiable accuracy. Anyway, on receipt of this product, and mindful of limited facilities, I decided to do some testing in the undercroft car park where I live. Pacing out with a conventional Rabone-Chesterman 30 m industrial measuring tape, I measured 37.75 m from my target position to the opposite block-built wall. My initial measurement scored a somewhat disappointing 38.2 m. On further research, and recognising that lasers like reflective surfaces, I placed a white, glossy, plastic sheet in front of the block-wall and this time scored a much more satisfying 37.8 m (the unit only reads to one decimal place). So, in conclusion, this product is suitably accurate for my needs but some care needs to be taken with the choice of target material. Update 31/05/24 I have now re-tested the rangefinder against a 14” cardboard target coated with this ultra-high reflective tape https://amzn.eu/d/fWheHu3 …and, if anything, the accuracy has fallen, with a measured distance of 37.4 m. So, in old money, I have now detected a 13.8 inch error over a 41.3 yard distance, equivalent to circa 1%