MiLESEEY Golf Rangefinder Laser Binoculars 660 Yard 6X Magnification with Slope/Pin/Scanning Model for Golf Training

This is a modestly priced range finder with slope adjustment that works as expected. I found moving it back and forth (left-right) aimed at the center or lower portion of the flags gives the best reading. When I use this type of range finder I'll do it 2 or 3 times to make sure it's giving the same number. You can tell when it's picking up something in the background, it's usually way off like say 235 yds when you're really 110 so you have to have that level of distance common sense. It turns off automatically which is a good battery saver and toggling it on is natural, I use it with 1 hand and the buttons click nicely. I don't use the case they ship with it, it's way too difficult to zip and unzip so that might be the only negative because it's kind of cool looking to bad it doesn't snap or something.

I bought this mainly for use on the driving range since there are no yardage markers where I practice. I used in on the course and it matched the yardage from the digital range meters that most of my playing partners use.I would say it's well worth the price.

I have been using this device for a few weeks now. I often compare readings with other golfers who are using more expensive name brand rangefinders. (Name brand ones cost 4-5 times as much!). It seems too good to be true, but I have yet to find a problem with this one. It does fog up occasionally but I am playing in the damp conditions of the Pacific Northwest. i especially like the case, which is exactly like the brand of more expensive rangefinders, with a shock-cord closing loop for quick access and a clip to hang from bag or cart.

Recently purchased and received (12/4/2020) a PF 210 Range FInder from Mileseey. Never heard of the company, but the reviews were MOSTLY decent. Also, the price was good. I'm high handicap, so i don't need a $300 tool just to blade one or slice one. Just needed a lil' help gauging distance. Anyway, the tool is fine. And it seems to work fine. Except that an E 12 error code will pop on the lens if you hit the wrong button, and it won't dissapear or reset unless you physically open battery compartment, take out battery, and reset battery. This is annoying, and won't work for me. I've tried contacting MILESEEY but it ain't easy. There some company in China, natch, and Customer Service doesn't seem strong. I just wanna know, is there a way to prevent this E 12 crap, or, is it a faulty product? I like the tool, it's fine for what it is. But i will return it if this problem isn't resolved. Sorry not sorry.

Does what it is supposed to do. No gimmicks, just measures distance and is easy to use, and best of all, a fraction of the price of store brands.

I have been playing golf for a couple years now and I wanted to step up my game. Ive been interested in rangefinders since watching a few videos about them when I was a kid. I decided to finally indulge and get one, mostly because I think they are really fun to mess around with. This specific rangefinder comes in a very nice case that is secure and can be clipped on. It took me a little bit to fully understand how to use this gadget but after some practice I can use it on every hole! It’s fairly accurate and I’m happy with it!

This is a review for something I have purchased, but have family member who already owns one. I only gave a 4 star because I haven't had opportunity to use to see how durable on how it continues its purpose, but on receiving it it is what I ordered, appears to work and is easy to use, has been compared to another brand and has matched the results or within a yard of what another product gave in distances from a 180 yd measurement. Also if you wear glasses as I do, you can remove your glasses and shoot your measurement with no issues, it is actually better to do this. As of now, I am pleased, but yes time will be the measurement of how good this product is, for now good and pleased with purchase.

I purchased the MiLESEEY range finder to replace my 15+ year old Bushnell Yardage Pro 500. The Bushnell is 3 times larger than modern day range finders and almost 3 times as heavy so it was finally time to retire it. The MiLESEEY was easy to use and came in a nice carrying case. I took both to the driving range and noticed that the MiLESEEY read yardages that were always shorter than the Bushnell. Not knowing which yardage was the actual yardage, I ordered the AOFAR GX-25 Golf Rangefinder, also from Amazon. I then took all 3 rangefinders to the driving range and scoped out 6 different yardages. Here are my findings:#1: MiLESEEY 98.6, AOFAR 100.0, Bushnell 100 (reads in whole yards)#2: MiLESEEY 62.5, AOFAR 63.9, Bushnell 64#3: MiLESEEY 127.7, AOFAR 129.4, Bushnell 129#4: MiLESEEY 169.6, AOFAR 172.9, Bushnell 174#5: MiLESEEY 182.9, AOFAR 185.1, Bushnell 184#6: MiLESEEY 201.9, AOFAR 204.0, Bushnell 203It could be that the AOFAR and Bushnell yardages are inaccurate but based on the 6 readings, it appears the MiLESEEY reads yardages that are shorter than actual yardages so I am going to return the MiLESEEY and keep the AOFAR as the replacement for the Bushnell.