L8star Laser Range Finder with Magnetic Strip
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About L8star Laser Range Finder with Magnetic Strip
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
92% praised for its pinpoint accuracy, while 8% experienced occasional errors
I found the rangefinder fairly accurate in helping me choose the right club, resulting in getting on the green 14/18 times.
I compared it side by side with a $300 Bushnell and found that it was more accurate by 3-7 yards depending on the distance.
86% praised its long battery life
Im always worried about battery life with electronics, but this rangefinder has exceeded my expectations. It lasts forever, and the charging is quick and easy.
91% appreciated its rugged design
The rubberized black housing appears durable and should last a long time under normal use.
96% liked the intuitive user interface
I found the rangefinder easy to use after reading the instructions and it performed well in locating the distance from the pin.
I found the range finder easy to use with nice and clear optics.
86% appreciated the crystal-clear optics
I have found that the range finder has great optics that are clear and bright, even at dusk.
The lens quality on this rangefinder is perfect. Every detail is clear, and I can easily spot my target at a great distance.
92% liked the extended range capability
This rangefinder is ideal for long courses and long-distance shots. It locks onto flags and other targets over 350 yards with ease.
95% found it quick to provide measurements
I can always count on this rangefinder to give me accurate readings fast. It locks onto targets quickly and delivers the information I need in no time.
96% liked its lightweight and compact design
This rangefinder is incredibly convenient to carry. Its light enough that I dont even notice it in my pocket, but still has all the features I need for an accurate reading.
