Gogogo 6X Hunting Laser Rangefinder Bow Range Finder Camo Distance Measuring Outdoor Wild 650/1200Y with Slope High-Precision Continuous Scan

I just received the Gogogo 6X Hunting Laser Rangefinder and decided to take it out on the golf range before the hunts to see how accurate it is. I was very surprised in how easy it was to switch from metric to standard right out of the box. I didn't even read the instructions. I just popped in the battery and held down the mode button and wa la switched. It is very easy to use. light weight and seemed very accurate. The pictures are a little off from the markers because of me trying to hold my phone up to the eyepiece as I took the picture and ranged the distance.I usually hunt with a muzzle-loader and will be using a muzzle-loader this fall in the canyons of Utah. This product will be amazing to have in the field. Accurate. Light Weight. Simple.

This rangefinder works perfectly and was a bargain for the money. I do a lot of shooting and it works great at most distances. Only complaint would be it needs a grippier surface. Don't spend more money you won't get anything for it unless it gives you ballistics which will cost you quite a bit of money. I went with spending as little as possible on a quality rangefinder and I do the ballistics in an app on my phone.

Had a problem with this rangefinder being stuck in Scan Mode..Nice rangefinder..easy to use and very clear..contacted GOGOGO manufacturer and they are going to replace..thanks.

This is my first range finder I have ever owned. So comparing this one to other versions as some of the other reviewers have done, I don't have that experience. The unit is lightweight and easy to use. Setup is deciding between yards or meters. This one has a slope feature which I have used for bow hunting. The display does not have any way to make it brighter. I have used this on sunny and over cast days and the display is able to be clearly read. If using this for bow hunting, my experience was, when I ranged a distance the reading would come back with what I wasn't ranging. I did have tree limbs and branches obstructing so the laser probably bounced off the wrong spot. For the spots I did range, I was confident I could shoot those distances. Clarity is great. I have only used this for bow hunting and the slope feature appears to work.

Love it accurate also there’s it at the local range at fixed range targets and was within a yard every time took it on multiple hunting trips also this year and it gives a pretty clear picture functions are easy to use and it’s nice and compact the carabiner on the case was kind of useless but I just stuck mine in my hunting bag anyways

The finder is accurate. I compared it with a more expensive model I've had for years and the read-outs match. I find it to be a little unwieldly to use but that could be due to a lack of familiarity on my part. I have not used the up & down angle option on game. Time will tell regarding dependability. The price makes this a good buy.

I have used this to range out to 500 meters and matched it with my friends Nikon Coolshot Pro. The most we varied was 2 yards. It has been dropped multiple times and works like a charm. If you aren’t ranging ultra long distance shots this is a very good option.

I bought this for my husband as he is beginning to explore outdoor 3-d target shooting and potentially get into bow-hunting.Pros:It's cheap ($80), and will get the job done maybe 70% of the time in finding the right distance for an indoor shooting scenario. The button system is pretty simple to operate and switch from yards to meters. It is also very lightweight and very easy to hold in your hand. It's small enough to get a good solid grip (especially with someone that has smaller hands).Cons:As far as the quality goes for the product, the actual range finder feels like it's made out of a cheap ABS plastic. There's too much flex in it to feel comfortable taking it on long hikes throughout mountain trails without it breaking if it were dropped. It does not reliably find distances when at an incline, nor through thicker branches. The product details does state that the range finder will have the angle compensation technology, but after using it a few times outside, it does not get the job done 100% of the time (angles at: 45, roughly 16, and 4-5 degrees incline). As someone who will want to use this for mostly OUTDOOR shooting, it will not get the job done reliably. I would recommend just spending the extra $100-150 or so to get a solid reliable range finder.