I'm a mid-handicap player that always used yardage markers to shoot to the middle of the green. This tool is just as important as a great club in the bag. I've now had the NX7 Pro for about 10 months. I used it for the entirety of 2020 to date. The laser and distance readings are spot on. I've had players in my group of golf buddies who also had Bushnel range finders lock in on distances all within 1/2 yard of what this was reading.The NX7 is very user friendly. Hit the top button once to activate and then again when you have your cross hairs on target. The NX7 will then vibrate when you have your distance. The struggle for me was always longer distances trying to ping the flag. From anywhere 250+ yards out, it's not super easy to lock on the flag specifically for me because my hands would shake slightly. Hold your breath while you take the long ranges, and seems to help me at least to ping the flag. In most cases, so long as the laser hits the flag at least for a split second while you're pinging it, you'll have your distance.The proslope mode is cool in that there's a way to adjust for elevation difference. I did use it in non-competitive rounds. I tended to trust the distance, but sometimes second guessed the upward elevation changes and clubbed up a little more. My only gripe with the laser is the battery life. I'm now testing their policy on lifetime battery replacement. I played about 40 or so rounds in the past 10 months, and it now requires a new battery. At first, I thought the thing was dying, but it turns on as normal and just turns off as you try to shoot a distance. Will update the review and rating pending their battery policy.Overall, the reason I rate this 5 stars is the ease of use, accuracy, and price. With distances pinging what the premium Bushnel products do, why spend an extra $150-200 for a name? Just my 2 cents. Would love to have the magnetic ability and strap this sucker to the cart, but all in all, this rangefinder is exactly what I needed and helped shave a few strokes and lessen my three putts. When you know what distance you're shooting and good enough to know your distances with irons, this thing is serious business.

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 When i heard the sound that this portable speaker by Tronsmart output I was immedietly impressed! At high volumes the deep bass and crispy highs never detracted from the sound clarity and when combined with the pulsing lights that emit from both front speakers and sides, (there are a few different light options included), I knew the Bang SE would be a staple at cookouts, parties and get togethers, small or large. Its sturdy construction is complimented by a built in handle on the top and two hooks for a shoulder strap that make it easy to carry and even with the power features it has, does not weigh enough to be bothersome after long carries. A simple suite of buttons on top make it easy to control and adjust and the ports in the back are tight and connect well. There is even an aux port! (remember those!?) Altogether the Band SE achieves both excellent sound and an attractive form that is easy to transport, simple to control and a pleasure to use.

This product had something missing I was looking for - an aux input jack. Unfortunately, no. The light was not all that bright, but still useful. I gave it a 4-star for these two reasons.The box is first class - you will want to keep it to store the unit when not in use. I had a little trouble figuring out how to open it, until I saw the little yellow tab sticking out, and checked the box construction so I would pull in the right direction.The speaker/light is contained in a canvas bag, which can be attacked to a strap for backpacking. While I don't think the speaker is waterproof, it certainly seems well made and a little water on it should not be a problem. Keeping it in the canvas bag would help if it rains.The speaker/light itself feels very well made, with a nice surface finish. It looks like it can take some rough experiences and still work fine. Of course I have not tried to test this by throwing it over a cliff and seeing if it still works... :)The instructions, as usual these days, are tiny and hard to read. And somewhat unclear. It took me quite a while to understand that the M was the mode button, which at first I did not realize was a button at all.It was easy to connect to my phone via Bluetooth and play music right away. The light worked from the get-go, and I discovered later how to turn it on and off. The speaker is always on when the unit is powered up, and so is the light, so turning the light off is forgotten during a power cycle.It takes forever for the unit to shut off. I start to think - maybe I am not pressing the button hard enough, or something? I think it takes 5 seconds or more. That seem a little silly. Maybe they are trying to make it child proof. It is almost me-proof.There is a MODE button, play/stop, volume up/down, next and previous song (holding down buttons longer) on top, around the LED brightness control. There is also the light on/off and the LINK button, for using with multiple speakers. The MODE button has an LED on it, as does LINK, but I am unclear about when they are lit. MODE seems to always be lit. I have no interest in multiple speaker use, so I am ignoring them. I think MODE is used for controlling multiple speakers, connected using LINK, but not sure. Ah, for better, BIGGER instructions!The sound - both volume and overall sound quality and bass is very nice. The cary handle is also very helpful, and this will do well as a camp device. I wish they used a separate ON/OFF for speaker and light.The light is designed to shine most light downward - to a table surface, for example, and shield your eyes from direct LED light. It is soft white light, and not super bright, but useable.It was hard for me to find the charging and done charging LED - in a tiny hole above the power switch. The charging port is hidden under a flap, so on first glance, it is not obvious where it is.This also acts as a charger for your phone. The USB output connector is located under the same flap as the charging microUSB connector, as well as what looks like a memory card slot. I would guess that you can plug in a card and play from it. Another use for the MODE switch, switching between Bluetooth and internal memory card.So, interesting design, not perfect, but a really nice unit overall.

It came a day before so really good shipping! As of the product it came in m.h ice packaging and was everything I wanted. I thought it would be to big for my Samsung galaxy a20 since this phone has a finger sensor on back but it was smaller than it said which is awesome. It looks really nice on the back and I think is a better idea than the pop socket. Time will tell how durable it will be but so far it's great. I would get one again and if they make a case for my phone I'll get it. It can hold your phone in horizontal and vertical positions and is more comfortable than pop socket. I haven't tried it on my car but everything feels well made. If there would be anything to change maybe make the strap that pops out replaceable or be able to purchase extra band straps to interchange different colors or designs to personalize it and have extras.

If you’re reading up on this piece of equipment, please read this review!!! If you’re wanting a great range finder at good price, this is the one for you hands down. No need to try and compare other ones because this will definitely be worth the buy. I am so pleased with this purchase. This is perfect for people on a budget needing a range finder. I use it hunting and target shooting very often. It has the golf mode, I haven’t taken it golfing, I’ve used it on fence posts and it’s really locks in that way. I’ve ranged 600+ yds with this thing just playing around and it reads it. It has the focusing knob on the sight that helps with distances. Really accurate in my mind, reads in decimals, not full yds. So 24.3 yds. 25.2 yds. 31.7 yds. And so on. I needed a range finder but didn’t want to drop big money on one. This has been worth every penny. I bought it in July or August of 2019. And it’s October 25 2020 now. Haven’t changed the battery yet. (Will probably crap out on me in the middle of my next hunt now that I jinxed myself) It reads the distance instantly, reliably, and accurately. If you have small objects in the sight path of your desired target like small limbs, leaves, tall grass. It will range them, so be sure it’s on the target. Just hold it steady and it will read fine. Probably just like any other range finder out there on the market. On the Foggy Dusky mornings it has trouble reading or won’t read at all, which I understand. I’m sure all range finders do that. I’ve used a Bushnell range finder before and I prefer this one WOSPORTS 10 to 1. I am very happy with this and how well it has performed over the past year. It comes with a carrying pouch, wrist strap, battery, and cleaning cloth for the lenses. Very compact, fits in your pocket if you like. I carry mine in my hunting bag. I’ve had it in the rain before. I try not hold it out in the elements the entire time, just when I need to use it. So to me it is very durable! Like I said prior. I am very pleased with this piece of equipment and definitely recommend it to anyone!!!!

I've owned this headset for several years now. It's been a pretty consistent experience.Pros: Quality sound and a decent amount of customization with the application.Breakaway cable able to be switched with a normal headphone cableVolume and mic mute adjustment easy to find and useMic quality is pretty good, all things considered.Cons: Breakaway cable connecting the headset to inline USB chat dongle is prone to twisting, which for me resulted in eventually having to replace it due to damage caused by this phenomenon. This is fixed by unplugging it from either end and allowing it to unwind.Maybe not quite as loud as I would like, but this could be preference.Only minor adjustment to the fit with the strap provided.Ultimately, I would recommend this headset if you're a fan of the Steelseries ecosystem. I would maybe opt for a wireless model, but this one isn't bad if that isn't your preference.

I purchased this speaker for a great deal and was highly looking forward to receiving it with all the great reviews I have read. But unfortunately, the one sent was not quit up to everyones praise and didn't sound well at all. I was very disappointed. BUT, not everything is perfect, so I contacted the seller. I'm glad I did, they were more than happy to help fix any problems I had and promptly sent me out another unit.WOW, it's like night and day. Just like everyone wrote, this speaker actually turned out to be really nice! Sounds great, plays loud and last for long time on charge.At first I will admit, I was sceptical, but turned out, this was a great deal. would recommend to anyone looking for a good low cost bluetooth speaker. (Just wish you could remove strap, but oh well)Thanks.

As the owner of two QC35II 's, I expected similar quality from the 700. Sound quality and noise cancelling was up to Bose par. Actually I think the 700 was a bit better in the noise cancelling of phone calls, as per a daily phone call friend. I was a somewhat disappointed in the comfort and battery life. I usually wear headphones about 7-8 hours a day. The QC35II's batteries would last nearly three days of listening to podcasts and phone calls. And zero issues with comfort. The 700 battery life is a about half of that. I might get a day and a half. And the top strap seems to press down on the top of my head giving me a headache after an hour or two of listening. And that's with them adjusted all the way out. Neither of these disappointments are game changers. I still like the 700's. But if I had it to do over, I would buy another pair of QC35II's.