BushnellBroadhead Hunting Laser Rangefinder 6x24mm Archery Range Finder for Bow Hunting with Angle Range Compensation, Weather Proof and Low Light Display

Nice range finder. I use it for bow hunting. I have a more expensive Nikon but this one here is a lot better than the Nikon.

This is probably the best unit I have. Good for hunters who wears glasses. I like the fact that during dusk or dawn, the read outs changes from black letters during the day and dark red for dusk or dawn. Awesome product. I now own 2 of this model. One for me, one for my son.

Great range finder, accurate, light and easy to read. Acquires target very well , a step up from my old Bushnell yardage pro. Love the auto switch to red readout for low light. Fits in your hand really nice too. I've had several range finders over the years but this is the most accurate one I've used.

Got this product a month ago, I unfortunately passed the date of return by a few days when it stopped working right. I’ve only used this item a couple times and loved how it worked, so when it stopped working I was surprised and disappointed. I have changed the battery but that didn’t do anything to help with it. When I range something the lense seems to be very blurry as well as the numbers to the point you can barely make out what it reads and it does not change to red anymore when there is a dark target. Not sure what to do with it now, but I do know it was very expensive for it to stop working after a short amount of time.

Love this rangefinder. Love the fact that in low light it changes to a red reticle. Won't hunt without it.

How can you go wrong? Had to replace my old rangefinder and it broke my heart, however, this has definitively taken its place well. Great and low light and enjoy the angle compensation. Worth your money.

I wish it had a rubberized exterior. It is loud when it bumps into things.

The product is primarily designed for archers/bowhunters and in this regard it's one of the best out there. It's very accurate, measuring the exact distance on target bales that have been measured using calibrated tapes for competition use (20-80 yard targets for IFAA competitions).It scans very fast and the display is generally easy to read in all light conditions though really dark backgrounds in low light conditions can be a little more difficult however even in those conditions it's display is vastly superior to a friend's Leupold RX-Fulldraw. It is also consistently more accurate than the Leupold but we are only talking10ths or so a yard. So that's not to say the Leupold is bad but the Bushnell is more accurate, has an easier to read display, and is significantly cheaper.All in all an excellent, value for money, rangefinder for archers.