Review on 🏹 WOSPORTS Hunting Range Finder: 800 Yards Archery Laser Rangefinder with Flagpole Lock for Bow Hunting – Ranging, Scan, Speed Mode and More! by Rashan Jimenez

This simple range finder is very reliable and well worth the price. No frills (e.g. angle-adjusted distance etc.); simply reliable, simple and accurate distance measurement. It feels a little big in the hand (compared to other more expensive and ergonomic models). However, it is light and the surface of the device creates little friction, so it does not slip. (The more expensive competitor is a good rangefinder, but it's slippery and light, doomed to eventually fly out of your hand!). The clarity of the readings is higher than some other RFs that cost twice as much. It's still early days, but the measurement accuracy seems to be quite reliable and reproducible. I was seriously seduced by much more expensive models - I love quality tools and jigs. There's no question that high-end radios (like Vortex, Leupold, etc.) are great, but the key question is: how (and how often) are you going to use them? In my case I will be using it every month or two for target shooting and maybe once or twice a season for hunting. However, I'm just an average shooter, so I can tell at a glance if I need to fire without relying on RF. So it's really just a tool to satisfy my curiosity and better train my eyesight to calculate distances more consistently. For such purposes, this rangefinder is absolutely reliable. I just sent back another RF which cost more than double after testing it directly because I absolutely prefer this cheaper model. (and I was perfectly willing to keep the more expensive model). This is a great little unit and a pretty reasonable price.