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I thought this would be better for someone whose hands shake a little Almost impossible to get an accurate reading in less time than a normal range finder Frustrating for sure. Had to return it
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I personally found it hard for me to use. I think if I gave it more time to get used to it I probably would have liked it, I gave it to a friend to use.
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I've been looking at this rangerfinder for a long time but didn't want to pay $500 for it. Couldn't believe it when I saw it on Amazon for $188 and with my cc points I got it for $75. I have glasses and all the other RF's you have to take them off to see through them. First the pictures of screen are not even close to what you actually see, very poor quality and sunlight does make it harder to see. Also I have to steady it against the golf cart because any little shaking makes it impossible to see the flag, don't know how someone who walks would use it. If you are inside 150 yards it isn't to bad for accuracy but outside of that it's hard to see the flag and is very easy to get the wrong yardage because of trees and shaking. If I had paid $500 I would absolutely return it.
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It's a very nice rangefinder but you would have to have a very steady hands or something to prop it with To Be steady to cross hair the yardage ,it's a high dollar toy
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I wear glasses and have trouble using the typical rangefinder. I thought this model, with an external screen, would be easier to read. Unfortunately, that is not the case because the screen lacks sufficient brightness or contrast to read in sunlight. It also is difficult to focus on the target unless you steady your arm and hand on something solid, like a nearby tree or the side of a golf cart. Great concept but poorly implemented.
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From Callaway Screen View: New innovative screen view laser rangefinder allows users to view and range the target through a large color display instead of a scope Slope Mode: This unique golf laser rangefinder automatically measures adjusted distances due to the angle of incline/decline with accuracy within +/- 1 yard P.A.T and Pulse Technology: Pin Acquisition Technology will lock on to the pin up to 300 yards away and will deliver a short vibrating burst confirming your distance to the pin.. Magnahold: Strong integrated magnets allow for secure mounting on the cart frame for quick and ultra-convenient access during your round. High Res OLED Display: Displays yardages, crosshairs and more in an easy to read, adjustable Red, White or Black OLED display with 4-10x magnification zoom. The Screenview laser also features a rechargeable battery that lasts 6 to 8 hours on a full charge
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