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

It does exactly what it claims to do, very quickly and reliably, and distance really *is* about 1000 yards, as claimed, unlike other laser range finders that I have used. It also has an excellent design feature: I often use this to measure a point when hiking, then use the trig function to calculate the y-axis distance (i.e., how high the point is above/below me)... but *this* range finder calculates this value automatically, which is very nice! Also, battery life is excellent; I've been carrying it around in my pack for months, and have only had to charge it once - and I can charge it from the extended battery that I carry in my pack. Overall, simply an excellent device!

L'appareil est solide , la pile dure vraiment longtemps car il y a un auto-off dessus.trzs compact , léger et bonne prise de mains. Belle apparence .je l'aurai longtemps

If you’re looking for a reasonably priced range finder then this one is for you!! Hubby needed a new one (admittedly I stole his) and we’ve heard great things about TideWe so we figured we’d give them a try. This is an awesome little range finder. It’s very small, which is one thing we both like about it and it’s accurate! It works well in low light. If your in dense woods at last shooting light is when it starts to be iffy. I had an issue because small branches kept getting in my way, but if you hold the button it will give you the range as you move it so you can determine the right distance even when those pesky limbs get in the way! It has a speed feature too. I would highly recommend this and have since stolen it from hubby 😂

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%

Works well when compared to more expe sive options. Switching to meter or yard yields the same measuremnt..... and km to miles are the same too... For the price it works great for me needs. I do question accuracy 600y+, tough to say.