chellie
Tour Winner
Contact Ben Sayers. It surely must have a warranty on it.
Cheap Rangefinder / Laser
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Contact Ben Sayers. It surely must have a warranty on it.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I bought it through an eBay seller and there's no option to contact seller on there or anything so I wasn't sure.
BennyBoy85
Member
I've just ordered one of the Mileseey rangefinders via ebay for £61. Fingers crossed it turns out to be a bargain.
Anybody got one of these already? I'm pretty sure it's the 650 version with slope (in blue).
Anybody got one of these already? I'm pretty sure it's the 650 version with slope (in blue).
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I managed to contact HotGolfUK which was the seller and they're going to send it back to the manufacturer as it's still in warranty. Cheers for the tip, I'll see what goes down with that before just buying a new one! I doubt I'll get a replacement since I don't think they make new ones of it anymore, maybe they can fix it.
Canary_Yellow
Journeyman Pro
As noted above, I've got the next one up the range that allows slope to be turned on and off. Used it at the weekend and it was excellent; very easy to use, quick to give a reading. Can't really imagine a Bushnell being better (but I've not used one!).
Longevity could be an issue, but one round in, I'm delighted.
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
I've used a caddytek laser for the last few years.
Quality build. Worked in misty rain when a top of the range bushnell wouldn't.
Quality build. Worked in misty rain when a top of the range bushnell wouldn't.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Out of interest has anyone checked their cheaper device against a Bushnell or equivalent. I did with my Suoaki when I got it and it was surprisingly close either matching or only +/-1 yard
birdyhunter
Active member
For me one of the must-have requirements is stabilisation. I bought what I thought was a good rangefinder but it's nearly unusable as from anything over about 150 yards the hand shake makes accuracy too difficult (and I'm sober when using it too!).
Does anyone have a recommendation for a decent, good value (cheap!) stabilised rangefinder?
Does anyone have a recommendation for a decent, good value (cheap!) stabilised rangefinder?
Canary_Yellow
Journeyman Pro
I don’t know if mine is stabilised.... I guess it should say in the blurb, I will check.
Edit: checked and can’t see any mention so I presume it doesn’t have that feature. I can see the benefit, but hasn’t been a problem for me so far
Edit: checked and can’t see any mention so I presume it doesn’t have that feature. I can see the benefit, but hasn’t been a problem for me so far
Foxholer
Blackballed
I bought a Ben Hogan one a while ago, having used Bushnells in the past. Unimpressed!
chico
Club Champion
Likewise checked against various top branded devices used by friend and never any major differences.
chellie
Tour Winner
Bumping thread. Any views on this one please https://www.amazon.co.uk/BOBLOV-Ran...er&qid=1602430564&sprefix=Bobl,aps,198&sr=8-7
larmen
Head Pro
It looks like a newer version of mine. But it doesn’t have slope even if the pictures show a slope adjustment, and not sure if the battery is rechargeable or not.
As written before, I am fine with my Boblov. The eyesight adjustment does affect the display as well, but since I wear my glasses it’s god as well, and I can charge it via usb which I am not sure that one can,
Mine is accurate enough compared with playing partners Bushnell and if it takes 2 seconds longer to acquire a target, who cares.
Btw, Amazon Prime Day coming up, maybe there will be a discount on a range finder, it was a couple of years ago on Black Friday and this forum went crazy ;-)
Dando
Q-School Graduate
Not that model but I’ve got a boblov range finder and it’s great.
Mine has a usb charger rather than battery which is handy as my trolley had a jab charging point
Mine has a usb charger rather than battery which is handy as my trolley had a jab charging point
chellie
Tour Winner
Thanks both
benjo09
Member
Bought a Mileseey PF210 last week for £100 off Amazon to see how I would get on with a rangefinder. Got to say I think I got a dud as it was utterly useless and overread the distance nearly every time by up to 30 yards at times. Ended up having to check my phone app to make sure the rangefinder was in the right ball park which king of defeats the object of it. It really struggled to pick out a white flag against a backdrop of dark trees as well on multiple occasions.
On one hole with the pin at the back it read 77 yards so I hit my 75 yard shot and air mailed the green. Scanned again and again 77 yards. Checked my phone app and it was 68 to the back edge! Scanned again and it said 63 yards. Scanned one last time, 78 yards.
Had high hopes for it with some of the reviews and not sure whether to go the cheap route again. Its certainly going to take a while to trust one if I do buy another!
On one hole with the pin at the back it read 77 yards so I hit my 75 yard shot and air mailed the green. Scanned again and again 77 yards. Checked my phone app and it was 68 to the back edge! Scanned again and it said 63 yards. Scanned one last time, 78 yards.
Had high hopes for it with some of the reviews and not sure whether to go the cheap route again. Its certainly going to take a while to trust one if I do buy another!
AdamC28
Newbie
A few options including the Mileseey range are on sale for Amazon Prime Day (Today and tomorrow).
chellie
Tour Winner
Thanks. Checked and the prices were the same the other day.
AdamC28
Newbie
I wasn't sure but thought it was worth highlighting.
Unfortunately I've seen a few sellers doing that recently, advertising a sale when really not much if anything is being offered at a reduced price.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Not looked but if the Suoaki is there its worth a punt
