BIJIA Hunting Rangefinder-6X 650/1200Yards Multifunction Laser Rangefinder for Hunting,Shooting, Golf,Camping with Slope Correction,Flag-Locking with Vibration,Speed,Angle,Scan,Distance

It's ergonomically designed but feels cheap in the hand. So far I've used the Bijia rangefinder extensively and it never fails. I love this rangefinder and will continue to use it thru out this hunting season. I will update this review if I have any problems with it in the futureBut as for now it's got a permanent place in my pack because it's lightweight and works greatMy only problem with it is the black display, so far it has not been a problem and I don't think it will be in the future. This is an excellent product and its budget friendly

I use this rangefinder for Hunting and it works extremely well. I think the price is fair and the product is really great.

There's a lot to like. The first compliment is on the optics, very clear! Better than expected! Second is ease of use. Read the instructions once, try it, and you're done. Now, let's talk about my concerns. First is the plastic housing of the unit. It's not as durable as I hoped. I feel like it would crack by dropping it. The eyepiece unit is great though; and I can't really say how durable the unit is; it's just My guess. Now the next part is two fold, so you make of it what you will: I'm putting accuracy and consistency onto the same category. I really have no way of checking for accuracy other than assuming the other measurements were correct to begin with. I took it to a football field an measured goalpost to goalpost. They were at the end of the endzones on both ends. I should be reading 120 yards. It read 117.4 yards. That's pretty good in my opinion and there's a lot of factors on my end that could give my a wrong reading BUT it was very consistent! I tried multiple days and got exactly the same 117.4. In my opinion, consistency is more important than accuracy because when you sight a scope or hit golf balls on the range, it will perform the same out in the field or on the course.

It's really handy and easy to use. I like it the lightweight and compact design. Compare to my old old range finder.The resolution is less than a yard by testing it on the soccer field. So it is amazing accuracy!Definitely worth the money and 5 stars！！

Exactly what I had in mind. Works right out of the box (easily installed supplied CR 2 battery). First used to range ‘known building distance’ to test - passed. Menu and other control buttons easy and intuitive to learn, on the fly. (User manual looks good, just more fun to figure out on my own.). Small & light, simple to operate and comes with an outstanding travel case - pleasant surprise! Optional wrist loop/strap is a nice ‘insurance’ and convenience item, included. In my case, won’t help my golf game (since I suck), but will very likely improve shot selection, on Big Game (which I suck less). It might help me ‘up-size’ caught/released fish stories?!? All-in-all, nice gadget, up to Par!

Surprisingly accurate for being so affordable. I bought this one because it was cheap. I am avid 100yd bench rest air gun shooter. It's perfect for what I do. I added it to my go bag. If I loose or break it its not a huge loss as my others are far more expensive.

I bought this rangefinder for hunting and shooting . It never made it to either . I tested it out the first time and gave me the wrong readings the furthest target it showed 161 yrds then when I ranged the second target which was closer it told me it was further away at 198 yrds . I tried turned on 2 more times meaning I hit the button to read a tree that read 28yrds which was about rite then hit the range button again at another tree and that read 34 yrds which was also about rite distance . A couple days later finally at the spot I really needed to use it and the lightning bolt came on to show the battery was dead and it read a 65 yrd target at 31 yrds and it continued to read 31yrds for everything no matter what the distance and would shut off as soon as it read it . So apparently the lazer was week from the low battery and wasn’t reading correctly . Also when I saw it took a CR 3 volt battery I assumed it was a CR123 battery which I have a bunch of but that wasn’t the case . It comes w a cheap China CR 3volt battery thAt is smaller then the CR123 battery and not easy to find everywhere . So I’m returning it and buying a different one that takes a CR123 battery or more accessible battery and hopefully a rangefinder that works much longer in the field then 4 separate readings. Unfortunately that’s my review and take on this product . I had high hopes but was very disappointed. I try to find the good in all. If it worked accurately and battery lasted it would’ve been the best I’ve owned because it was small , lightweight , fit good in my hand , easy to use and go through the modes and had the modes I felt every range finder should have . But it failed at what it originally was made for and that is accurately ranging distance .

The manual is typical of all Chinese manuals so don't expect much. The manual is written for golfing and says nothing about hunting or target shooting.The rangefinder is lightweight plastic but comes with a nice protective case. The range finder is relatively easy to use and seems to be accurate enough. Durability is questionable but it seems to do the job for a cheap price. I'm satisfied.