🏌️ PEAKPULSE LC600AG Golf Rangefinder: Perfect Your Club Choice with Slope Compensation, Flag Acquisition, Pulse Vibration, and Fast Focus System on a 600 Yard Range Review

I used to have a rangefinder and this is the best I've ever had (and at a fraction of the cost). I set it to tilt mode once and it stays in that mode until I change it. As soon as I find the flag, it clicks into place and begins to vibrate—instantly and automatically. I checked its distance against the distance my friends $300 range finders showed and the distance proved to be accurate. Couldn't ask for more. Great product at a killer price.

The rangefinder arrived quickly and worked, but I got a 10-14 meter difference when attempting multiple measurements on the same target at the same distance. I thought that part of the difference between the readings might be my fault as it can be difficult to keep the rangefinder still on target in the open position. But I've also noticed a 20-foot variation when repeatedly measuring the distance to a large wooden fence. I decided the rangefinder didn't suit me and sent it back.

I played 4 rounds of golf with a PEAKPULSE LC600AG range finder. Compared to other brands friends have used, Peakpulse has always been within a meter of the same distance. Sometimes there was a distance that I knew was far away. I thought he heard something in the background. I would just double check and then there would be the right distance. I always checked the distance at least twice and the distance was within a meter. It is very useful to know if the pin is in the front, middle or back…

I looked at a lot of rangefinders before finally buying this one. I returned it for a reason. Unless you have very strong hands, you will find it difficult to use this range finder. That's for sure, but if you're not sure with your hands, this crosshair will jump everywhere. To a lesser extent, the top two buttons that control it are hard to press while trying to focus on the flag. I tried to get a reach while my playmates waited for me. All in all, this is a great buy if you have steady hands.

Considering that the Peakpluse costs three times less than the well-known brands (e.g. Bushnell) I was pleasantly surprised at the accuracy of the distance. I calibrated by distance first and measured 100-150-200 markers accurately. Same results on the track. It has a very light body so it is easy to carry, but it is recommended to hold it with both hands for better target fixation. This model doesn't have a switch to adjust the tilt, but if you need to turn the tilt off you can do so by…

The goods were well packed in a cardboard box with bubble wrap. When I unpacked the rangefinder, I found that it was easy to use without even looking at the instructions. The kit included a case with a magnetic cover and clip, separate batteries, a strap, a microfiber cloth for lenses, and an instruction manual. I immediately went to the training ground to try it out. I've tried all the modes on the training ground and found that it does what it's supposed to. I even pointed it at the US flag…