Gogogo Sport Vpro GS03 Laser Golf/Hunting Rangefinder, 1000/1200 Yards Laser Range Finder with 6X Magnification Ultra-Clear View, Lightweight, Slope, Pin-Seeker & Flag-Lock & Vibration

I was very surprised at the quality of the rangefinder especially for the price point. We also ended up with a Blue Tees rangefinder and I still prefer this one because the quality through the lens is so much more crisp. The accuracy of it as well is spot on and has definitely been a huge help to my golf game this past season. My fiancé has the blue tees with him and this one is in my bag! 100/10 definitely worth the buy!

I’ve used this Gogogo Sport Laser Rangefinder for both golf and outdoor activities, and it works flawlessly. Super accurate, quick readings, and the 6X magnification gives a clear view even at long distances. Great value and very easy to use

Have used this for a half dozen rounds of golf at this point. The one frustration is that the optical dial is either very sensitive to changes or the unit doesn't keep it's focus well. The first one I got was blurry every time I looked through it, so I returned it and this 2nd one is much better but I still have to turn the dial 3-4 times per round to get rid of the blur. Minor annoyance but not worth ditching it given the price of the unit IMO. Otherwise, it works well! - Laser seems to be accurate, it's been in-line with Bushnell readings from playing partners and my GHIN app - Having decimals on yardage is interesting, not really needed but doesn't hurt - Slope is helpful and the switch makes it easy to turn off - It locks on to the flag really well, much faster and more reliably than the NX7 I had been using - Built-in magnet is a must for cart golf

Works great. I use mine for archery hunting, so I appreciate the camo pattern. I've tested it at the archery range, and it is accurate to the foot when used on pre-measured targets. Use in the field seems to match up with reality and the slope angle feature is helpful for hunting from a tree or on hills. Careful, though, the battery compartment door can open easily. Mine did and I lost the battery. I'm online today to buy a replacement CR2 3V lithium.

I had been in the market for a laser finder for quite some time, but in truth, was dismayed be the pricing for renowned name brand devices, like Callaway, Bushnell, Leupold, Nikon. Reviews for these devices, while generally good, there were reports of limited life, battery issues, and inaccurate readings. But I was leery of budget devices because, the common wisdom is "you get what you pay for". But then I noticed the Gogogo devices on significant discount, with these units with mostly good reviews. So, I made the leap and bought this device last week. I chose this unit for two main reasons: replaceable lithium battery and slope feature. Reviews of some devices reported failure of devices charging, so I wanted to simply replace the battery when necessary. The courses I play often play to elevation changes on green approach, so I thought this would be a helpful feature. I also like the vibration feature when locking on the pin, On its delivery, I was pleasantly pleased with the construction of the device: sturdy feel, small enough to be handy, and within a solid (not soft) case. Battery was included. There is a lanyard strap, which I considered lacking strong enough loops to safely secure the rangefinder when in use, but not a real issue for me. The cutting issue however is performance, right? So I played a round of golf the next day after delivery....prompt delivery I must add. The unit is simple to use, and acquiring the flag was prompt and very accurate. I have a Sky Caddy satellite device, and a member of our foursome had a name brand laser finder, so we easily confirmed the accuracy of my new unit. This unit does not have image stabilization as on some of the more expensive devices, but frankly, i had no issue with image stability on acquiring targets. One feature that should be mentioned, is that the device is not automatically focusing, so on occasion I had to use the focusing ring on the rangefinder to clear the image. Again, a minor issue, in my honest opinion. I cannot speak to the longevity of the unit, but given my impression with its construction, and most importantly with its performance, I can honestly give the unit every 5 star rating it deserves. I think the price to value ratio is definitely positive here. Give it a try....and don't hit the ball too many times on the course!!

Plain and simple, it works. One of my favorite features is the ability to use slope in gauging distances that is either above or lower than me. Knowing the distance has helped me lower my score and keep from going into hazards and have better results when I miss because I have enough club. I does not have image stabilization so a steady hand is required. But I can usually get a god lock on the flag. I'm definitely buying more of these to gift to my family and friends that golf or hunt. Update 7/4/2025: Almost two full years of use and it's still running strong. One feature on this version that sets it apart from the others is the font is red instead of black. This makes it easy to see in low light settings and back drops. That alone makes it worth the buy. I've used other range finders and in low light settings, black fonts are almost useless because it's impossible to see unless you have young eyes.

Both Rangefinders have several features that are essential in any rangefinder. Carry strap, replaceable battery (very important so you can carry a spare), very very clear optics, and accuracy. And also important for targeting selectivity, these all use only two lenses. This means that the diffraction limit for the laser optics is much tighter than other brands with a small laser emitting lens, resulting in a tighter and brighter sensitive area. Comparing both to my very expensive LEICA Rangemaster 2400-R, all three rangefinders read 118.9 yds at the same target. I cannot detect any difference in optical clarity among the three-all are superb. Both the Leica and the Vpro hunting have illuminated reticles. However, the Vpro hunting adapts brightness to conditions (it iis the model with the tiny lens set between the two primary lenses). Both GOGOGO models easily acquire trees at 750 yds. The scan modes are particularly useful as you can hold the acquire button as as your hand inevitably moves, so you can see all the ranges over the area of motion, enabling one to select the one required. The Camo Vpro is listed as a hunting and golf rangefinder and it is indeed so with its horizontal distance computation and golf range corrections. It also has a golf mode which works quite well on fence posts (I dont play golf but if I did, either GOGOGO models would be excellent I think. Even though GS03 is listed as for hunting, there are two major problems for hunters. One is that the magnet is not removable. The magnet is so strong that it plays havoc with a compass. Two, there is no horizontal distance mode, a minimum requirement for hunting. I do note that it is very accurate, gives identical readings to my Leica and does have very very clear optics. However, its range seems greater. So great for golf.

Looks good. Works ok, but it is not accurate at all. Supposed to be good for 1200 yrds and it is off by 4 yrds at 40 yrds and gets worse as it goes out. For hunting, or Archery it is not acceptable! It is ashame because I was hoping for more out of it.