Inkerma1000/1200m Hunting&Golf Rangefinder with Slope, Rechargeable,6X,Laser Range Finder with Flag Pole Locking Vibration/Angle/Horizontal Distance/Unit Switch/Speed/Fast Scan（Hunter-X)

Exalent piece of equipment.

My partner took this rangefinder golfing and he was very impressed with it. He found it easy to use and he found the range of functions very useful. It’s good quality and it feels durable.

I got this for a friend of my dad. My dad has been using a similar gadget for golfing for a while and his mate got jealous after seeing how it improved his game.This range finder is apparently equally effective and easy to use, proving useful in gauging long shots down the green and considering slopes.

I’ve been using this 6x optic rangefinder for a few weeks now, and it truly impresses with its robust build and feature-rich design. The clear, distortion-free view and bright LCD display make it easy to lock onto targets even in challenging lighting. With multiple modes—including distance, angle, and even specialized golf screens—it adapts perfectly whether you’re on a hunt, on the golf course, or simply exploring the outdoors.The unit is lightweight and portable (around 115g, plus its durable carry case), and its rechargeable battery lasts for several outings thanks to a handy auto-off feature. I also appreciate the subtle vibration feedback that confirms each measurement without being intrusive. Although it doesn’t officially carry an IP rating, the thoughtful water and dirt-proofing design (with a rubber grommet on the USB-C port and protected buttons) reassures me for outdoor use.One small drawback is the absence of a tripod mounting option, which would have been a nice addition for extended sessions. Overall, this rangefinder offers impressive accuracy—consistently measuring distances up to around 800-1200m—and its variety of functions make it a fantastic, affordable option for both amateurs and enthusiasts alike. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile measuring tool.

Without the rangerfinder, this is an excellent 6x optic with no (obvious) distortion and a good, bright, field of view.It weighs 115g out of its hard carry case. The carry case adds another 69g, and there is also a charging cable, carabiner, silicone strap and cleaning cloth which I will leave at home.The build is functional hard plastic; it feels robust. There has obviously been some effort made to water and dirt proof the design, with a rubber grommet covering the (USB-C) charging port, and the buttons below an integral rubber insert. However, there is no official IP rating.The rangefinder has multiple modes; you will need to read the (well written) instructions to get to the bottom of them. However I have attempted to take pictures of the different modes - see images - with my phone to give you an idea of what is displayed.There are the following modes- Distance Measurement removes all other elements from the display.- Golf screen 1; a golf flag is shown on left of the display- Golf screen 2; a golf flag in a circle is shown on left of the display (I didn't manage to get an image of this mode)- Height measurement; shown with a 'V' in a circle- Horizontal distance; shown with a 'H' in a circle- Speed measurement; shown with 'km/h' on the right. This cannot be changed to mph.It is possible to get a (near) continuous readout of all of these.The device uses vibrations (not beeps) to alert the user when it has made a measurement.It is possible to swap between yards and meters, except speed measurement, which is always in km/h.In terms of range, the manual talks about up to 1200-1500m. The farthest I have got so far is about 880m, with more consistent readings in the 5-600m range. All my readings were off foliage.The one thing that I feel is missing is a 1/4 screw hole to allow mounting on a tripod.

This is probably the best range finder I've used, it's simple not over complicated and gives consistent readings. It comes with a hard carry case, included is a manual, a charge cable, a cleaning cloth and a clip to attach the hard case to your belt.The range finder has two buttons at the top, one is to change between the modes. There are a lot of different modes to select for me angle and distance are all I require. The eye piece is also easily turned to adjust focus for distance and this works very well to focus.I found the vibration when distance is clicked very helpful to confirm the measurement, I also found the battery life to be really good, the auto cut off really seems to help the battery life here.It's very light weight but has a really good quality feel.

The device is easy to use and provides accurate measurements of distances up to 1200m. The 6x magnification is clear and the lcd display is easy to read. The rangefinder has several modes including angle and speed measurement which are useful for hunting. The scan mode allows me to measure the distance of multiple targets quickly and the slope compensation feature helps me to get an accurate reading even on uneven terrain. I have found the device to be durable and water resistant which is important for outdoor use. The battery life is also good and I have been able to use it for several hours without needing to recharge.

This is super simple to use it has a golfing function also so if you like your range finders to look that bit more tactical this might suit you! It’s super simple to operate and fairly consistent five or take a few metres on subsequent checks. If you’re an amateur shooter or golfer then this is all you may want to spend. Not hundreds of pounds it’s a relatively inexpensive range finder that does the basics to an acceptable level. Better than guessing and a definite aid to either sport. Small enough for a pocket handy to grab and quick to set up and use. I’ve only tried one other range finder they all seem very similar and this was just as simple to use as a more expensive model. I’d be happy if I’d paid full price for this given how much it helps.