Gogogo Sport VproWildlife Ulra-Clear View 1500/2500 Yard Laser Rangefinder Binocular for Archery/Bow Hunting/Shooting/Birdviewing, 8x42 (2500 Yard)

I bought it for hunting since all the other binoculars with range finders cost significantly more than this one.I initially had difficulty opening the battery compartment cap but the customer service team promptly helped me identify the issue and they ended up sending me a new unit which works perfectly.I’m very happy with the quality of the build and the image quality. The range finder is also a breeze to use. They also provided additional battery which is very nice.All in all, I strongly recommend this product

I had been eye balling binoculars with range finder for a while. It's a really good idea when you glass the animal and range it at the same time, besides it's an extra to carry a separate range finder.These binoculars 8x42mm are fair, not powerful enough to me, not collecting enough lights like my Bushnell spectator - 12 x 50mm, but it's fine to tell the animals.The range finder part on this is pretty good, very fast on ranging. I believe the laser must be strong. At the same time, the m3 mode(only range the further target/ignor front blockage) doesn't really work as expected due to the quick pickup/ranging, but it's not a deal breaker. It can easily range 600 yard deer size animal.The included harness is useless to me, you get snow when hunting in Colorado, so you need a chest carry bag.All in all, I wish the bino are more powerful, but this is a good value for hunting. I recommend it for most people unless you're willing to buy the $1000 $2000 ones.

Used these this season for deer/elk. Was great for the price and would highly recommend. Was not sure at 1st but worked well for entire season with lots of rainy days

What my headline means is that there is not enough resistance in the eye-width adjustment feature to keep it where it's set to one's eye width. When I raise up the binoculars to my eyes with the included chest harness attached, the two monoculars will slowly pull together closer from the straps pulling down on them, so you're constantly making adjustments.Also, both eyepieces are independently adjustable for focus, but I found that once you set them to your eyes, you really don't need to adjust for longer distances.Images are crystal clear and the rangefinding function works perfectly, and it's compact.What I am going to do to fix the aforementioned problem with the eye-width adjustment, is simply tape both monoculars in place for me only. It won't be adjustable for anyone else.

Good quality, clear glass and best priced rangefinder binos out there. No they are not Leica but get the job done. ONLY thing I dislike is the fact each eye must be focused...pain but workable.

Terrible pair of binoculars. The range finder works well but you can’t put the binoculars up close to your eyes. They have eye cups that adjust but it doesn’t matter because if you put them tight to your eyes they are completely out of focus, so you have to keep them like an inch from your eye brow to have clarity. Don’t waste your money here

Rangefinders works well, optics are excellent - on a par with best binoculars I own , 1,330 Euro Swarovski Habicht 7x42, plus a great rangefinder!Couldn't be more impressed in terms of value.I have 40 yrs experience with quality optics so know optical excellence when I see it.