🎯 Precision at Your Fingertips: Unleash the Power of Vortex Optics Impact Laser Rangefinders Review

Good size and easy to use. But I used it next to my friend, a Halo 450 that he paid $100 for at Walmart. And it was within 300 yards and 400 yards and the whirlwind didn't go up that far. Although it is stated that it shoots at a non-reflective target at a distance of up to 400 meters!

This is the gear I never go into the woods without. I am an archer and would like to know my distance before attempting to shoot. Vortex makes an excellent product. This thing is very clear, works well in low light, and is a reliable source for determining an object's range! You can't go wrong with the Vortex Guarantee! Highly recommended!

This is the first range finder I have ever used that can actually measure the advertised distance. Others from Bushnell, Halo, and others are often listed as "1000 yards" but find it difficult to get more than half that. I can put 600 and 700 yards out of him regularly and I haven't even started my first season with him yet. The more vortex optics I use, the more I believe.

This is my first range finder so take what I'm telling you with caution. I find the range finder part of the unit accurate, but it's difficult to get the crosshairs to pick up smaller to medium-sized targets and objects, and even harder to read the information displayed because it's written in black letters. Black font seems like a bad choice, orange would be better and maybe more expensive rangefinders have such options. From what has been said, I would recommend that you look for something…

good at first. Glass - great. 4x power - I like it. Size - Excellent. Accuracy - NONE! I absolutely DO NOT trust this range finder. You can read the same target multiple times and get a different distance each time. Not just a difference in yards, but a difference of up to 3 yards! Especially targets or animals in the shadows or in low light. Pig? There's no chance it's accurate, and the difference between 31, 33, or 35 is big when hunting with a bow. (I got these readings on the same animal)…

There was a lot of hype about the Vortex due to the warranty program, but I wasn't impressed with the performance.1. The crosshair has been moved to the right, so you'll need to tilt it to the left to get it going straight up and down. Serious? 2. I tried to measure distances and got different numbers. Not long distances, like 30 yards, and getting a different reading per yard each time. Seriously?3. The case provided is not included in order to protect it properly. Really?4. Claims to use…

Bought between the last few years at the beginning and end of deer season. Day 1, missed a stag twice, missed the same stag twice right! Archery's first hunting season. On the same day, later that same day, a second deer was let through. POOH! So I did a little research and that led me to this vortex. Other models with similar prices and specs only came with a 1-year warranty, and this babe has an (almost) lifetime no-questions-asked warranty. Besides, it was on sale. Just by experimenting with