MOESAPU BH600 Golf Rangefinder with Slope On/Off, Tournament Legal,1200 Yards Laser Range Finder, High-Precision Flag Pole Locking Technology,7X Magnification, Fast Focus, Waterproof, Carry Case

Just starting golf and I play with some very seasoned golfers and I find it humorous how they all have range finders that are over $100 and mine gets the exact same number as theirs. Don't waste your money on an expensive one if all you need it for is to determine a club. It's plenty accurate for a recreational golfer.

I bought this because of the slope function and attractive pricing. I also own the Bushnell Tour v3 and will compare the two in this review.The Moesapu (terrible name, by the way) is similar in size and weight to the Bushnell. I like its rubbery grip and the position of the 2 buttons on top. The slope switch on the left side turns on a very bright green light when slope is activated, unlike some others that allow slope to be turned on secretively without any external clues. The focus ring around the eyepiece works well, but turns too easily. The Bushnell's focus ring stays in place exactly where I want it.The yardage numbers are a good size and easy to see. However, as someone who wears glasses, I find that I can't see the whole image through the eyepiece. I have to move my eye around to be able to see the various numbers on the screen. Without glasses, this would be no problem since my eye would be closer to the lens. By comparison, on my Bushnell, I'm able to see the whole image while wearing my glasses, because it has a larger eyepiece lens.I like the 7x zoom factor better than the 5x on the Bushnell. At 50 yards, I found this unit to be long by about 1 yard. At 150 yards, I would expect it to be long by about 2-3 yards, which is good enough for me. I would have preferred yardages displayed to the nearest yard, rather than the nearest tenths of a yard. The extra digit just clutters the screen and seems pointless when the unit isn't even that accurate. The slope function works well, but I had the toughest time trying to figure out how to change the mode to be able to see the adjusted distance. The user's manual was completely useless. Through trial-and-error, I found that I had to press both buttons on the top simultaneously. By the way, I'm not a fan of having a button to switch from yards to meters and vice versa quickly. It's too easy to switch it accidentally.I decided to return this unit since the eyepiece issue while wearing glasses was too annoying for me. If I didn't wear glasses, I would have kept it for the slope function and the reasonable price.

Great range finder. Replaced my Bushnell with this. Very pleased.

Need a range finder but don’t want to drop the average $200-400 this is the one you want. Compared to my friends fancy range finders this one read the same as there is although the actual size is a lot bigger but that’s not a problem at all. Has no slope which doesn’t matter to me because I’m a average at best golfer and have no idea what to do with slope. Definitely buy it great to have in your bag!

The unit takes way too long to give accurate distance I use for golf ⛳️ so if accuracy is not there it’s not good.

My son uses this for his golf tournamentsWorks really well. We had to figure out the metric system to use it..

I cannot believe how well this range finder works and for the price. My golf partner paid over $350 for their range finder so we compare readings all the time. We have yet to have any more than a 3 yd difference. Battery life and magnification are superb. Best deal for the money!

Does what a range finder should do. Easy to use and very accurate