Are Cheap Range Finders worth : Eyoyo Range Finder [review]
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- So the ultimate question is are cheap range finders really worth it ?
In this video I review the popular Eyoyo range finder that can be had at a fraction of the price of major brands.
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You really need to plug it onto an oscilloscope, to see if that fog mode is any good, because if it with higher wattage and higher beam intervals, then it will be very useful for longer range, if the intensity on some of these aspects is higher... putting 905nm laserbeams true fog will always be a difficult things, so its more just a label, and should not take for valid, to an extent that common physics don't longer apply and it can go true intense fog.
I got 3 rangefinders.
1x600m 1x800m 1x1500m
the 600m and 1500m are both with decimals and angles and height and all that jazz.
the 600m is a Milesey PF3 as i recall i got from their store in 2016 for 52USD delivered (i been very impressed with that it has all the features that were present back then, angle, slope, height, speed, decimals., double lines values so you get both values on the display at the same time. and it aint locked so it could get reading up to around 900m or 850m)
the 800m was the brand hawkeye from a Chinese WS seller called fasttech, but that was a bad experience, took many months and when it finally arrived it was not the black 1500m hawkeye model I had purchased as they listed and it said on my order and which paid for, but some entry white model called 800b and my PP time was out for all the transit time. so not much I could do, and the last time I ordered from Fasttech or recommend them.
It only has 2 modes, normal and scan and no decimals or angles and very bad build quality with bad buttons with close to no click feedback.
The lastest was 1500m model that you could purchase at around 84USD from one of these Chinese wholesale-stores EU stores in UK.
Its no-name model, just listed as LR1500H, it also got decimals up to 999.9m after that full symbols.
my next rangefinder I will look for one with stabilization and lid symbols and likely binocular style..
I do got a couple of LPM meters for lasers, but since these rangefinders work with brief pulses of infrared laser light, these temp-tec based LPM cant take notice of the wattage, but would like to see if one could increase the wattage for a longer range..
thx for the vid.
Nobody in the states uses Fakebook ,,try a different platform.
Magic, just the review I needed, thank you. Range finder ordered off Amazon
Long story short it works well just the fog mode doesn't so don't bother on foggy days.
yup and the price.
I bought one , 80 quid , measured 3 distances 100 yards 15 yards and 40 yards , in clear bright daylight , put up 3 square grey Matt plates ,, all 3 readings were wrong , 2 yards out at 15 yards , that’s 6 feet , needless to say I returned the following day then waited 3 wks to get my money back ,, load of old bollox, paid 15 quid for a reel type measure with wind in handle , works 100 percent accuracy every time cheers shane uk 🇬🇧
I have the same range finder just sold under a different name. I purchased mine off of Amazon almost 2 years ago and have yet to have any issues. Your Eyoyo AF-700L is identical to my Aofar AF-700L the features are no different and for the price you cant go wrong excellent addition to my air gun hobby does the job perfectly
Yeah, Chinese company's re-branding the same units. Why pay more when this will do :)
China uses same models with different names to get purchases volume. Visionking is same.
I did chuckle at your quote at the end. "it's waterproof so long as you keep it dry"
Had the same RF, Dif name works well for airgunning
I have a ton of waterproof stuff like that!
I bought one from the amazon link after watching your video. Not had a problem with it and is accurate up to 100 yards in my testing. Thanks and keep it up!
Nice one and thanks for commenting
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Thanks for the nice, honest review. My brother in law gifted me one of these finder for golf. I am looking forward to using it soon.
Great no-nonsense review (as always). Made a “rash” decision and bought one of these a couple of years ago off “eVilbay” - it’s brilliant. Using it for hunting with Centrefires under 400m (ethical hunting - I’m not that good a shot) and for Airgun shooting. No, it won’t Bluetooth to my iPad, doesn’t have its own WiFi network, doesn’t take 4k video or have a Ballistic calculator - it just tells me ranges (and accurately). 90% of the “Bells and Whistles” included with most available units will never be used by 99% of purchasers, so I found this to be a brilliant buy and its always with me when I’m shooting.
I bought a Leica Range master back in 2008 and it's still going strong, never fails and almost always gives me a reading. I have seen my friends use all sorts of cheaper models and have all sorts of problems. The biggest issue being the LCD displays hard to read. The Leica just has a simple LED red dot and you can always see that..
Nice, never tried one
Well presented review Steve! have been thinking about getting one for rabbit hunting without the 97, very informative, answered all my questions in one short video,
like the humor!
Thanks buddy
Bought the AOFAR, Three days testing against a Bushnell Yardage Pro 400. Cant fault this unit, and I agree with you, this unit is perfectly adequate for air rifle. The cost savings here is not to be ignored.
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Great review Steve. I have just bought one of these and it works a treat and at half the price of a Hawke Lrf 400. Great piece of kit
Thanks and glad you liked the video and the range finder. Why pay more when us air rifle peeps only need out to 150 yards / meters at the most.
Yes only need about 100yds really although tried mine when I got it and it was ranging out to 600yds. The only downside with rangefinders is that they don't seem to like angles - like an angled roof or a wall that is at a sharp angle.I assume because the laser beam will bounce off at an angle instead of coming back to rangefinder. But full marks for your review Steve keep up the god work.
I have Visionking Range Finder 6x25 Laser Rangefinder for Hunting Rain Golf Model 650 yards/600m. It looks like a Camo version of this and has worked well for me for over a year now. 620 yards is the furthest I have ranged just for kicks, it is hard to be steady enough to range that far free hand. I bought mine after seeing this video too, just came across it again so I decided to comment. Thanks
Got same Dan, great item. Wish it had ARC for tree stand hunting for bow.
Bought one very pleased it works well.
Nice :)
I spent £35 on a 100yd laser tape measure off Amazon, works perfectly and seems more accurate than proper so called range finders... Yds, feet. inches, Meters, Cm, and you it will work out heights of targets and the size of your living room as well if you want...
I had this thought too and tried it as I have a good one for home usage. It does not work. You cannot see the beam in the day light outside the house, trust me I have tried. And of course it only works to 100m or whatever the unit will do and in day light against a pigeon, you can not see the laser dot at 30m yet alone 50 - 100m. Forget this idea, it does not work and I have tried it.
HI Steve , Thank you for all your videos. as a newby they are brill. Please keep them coming . Harry
I am glad they helped. Please help me too by sharing them on forums and facebook please.
I've got the basic Hawk Steve. Not used it in anger yet Steve, but tried it out and it's pretty much the same as the one in the video. Gives yards or Metres, has 3 modes for steady viewing, following a moving animal and rain. Meet up here in 2 years and lets see if they still work!!
But the Hawke is triple the price and in 2 years your warranty will have expired
Hello Steve.I have got a good one branded AOFAR.It is exactly like your range finder.Good for the money and it does the job!!
John Dan nice
Cool cheers, good review. I did laugh when you said "it's waterproof as long as you keep it dry" 😃
I won’t ever be shooting longer than 50 yards , great review and will be buying one now , cheers Steve ,,,,,Shane uk 🇬🇧
Glad it helped
Hello Steve, I'm just about to purchase a range finder for air rifling and your video has been a great help. Thankyou.
Glad it helped. No need to go mad, a simple one will do for air rifles.
Hey Steve perfect timing as I've been looking to get one of these for a week or two. Thank you, always enjoy and learn from your skills and knowledge. Take care buddy.
:), glad it helps.
Excellent. I do archery and didn't want to spend $700 on a range finder. This will work.
Awesome, links in the youtube description and helps the channel
I'd like one or something like this for air rifling and also fishing seems a very useful piece of equipment to have
I got one very similar to that one, it was in Camouflage, but the exact same operating procedure, it’s simple and it works surper fast, it was only $72 on Amazon.
Yup, I have a camo one now, works perfectly for what we need.
Another great review. Keep up the good work Steve
Paul Anderson tanks buddy
Hiya Steve...fantabulous channel and reviews delivered in a manner they can be understood. Ive just watched the bsa lightning review followed by the range finder.....guess who is now looking on ebay/amazon lol
seriosly though mate its like a breath of fresh air....many thanks and keep it up...
Dave
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Many thanks and welcome
Thanks mate, your review of this piece of kit is so good..... I've bought one ....... and its really good. I highly recommend. I have liked and commented accordingly. Thank you.
Thank you. Hope it works out well for you as well with the finder.
I've bought the exact same one👍it does just wat it says on the tin,great value for money👍ya can't not av one at the price🤷♂️
That is why i recommend this range finder. Cheap and does the job
Steve Allan I like the reviews cos u usually buy wat u review👍none of us are rich people,u tell it how it is,keep em commin steve👌great posts😉
Hi Steve a very timely video,i have been pondering for several weeks now, which range finder to buy & how much to spend,you have just sealed the deal for me, thanks,keep up the good work.
Glad it helped
Great review I am waiting for mine now. I am going to use mine for hunting really to train my eye to judge distance better My rifle is flat shooting to 200m after that I need to judge range from 3 to 400 m problem is 200 to 400 I have terrible ability to eyeball it I figure use the finder for a while and that ability will naturally develop to a point where I can hunt without a rangefinder. I will use the rangefinder though when taking small game at long range.
Steve Argo's sell them and they aint Chinese copys, for £90 you can get the Longridge 600 its accurate down to a ft, it has all the features metric/imperial , also these ones do work upto 150yds in the rain. Great bit of kit also anything goes wrong just nip it back to your local Argos 🖒
Luke Beynon perfect for an extra 30 notes. never thought about argos
Yes theyre great , like i said its in yds & metres, work in the rain upto 150yds which is ample for us Airgunners. Theyre under the sporting section for like you said in your review Golf. Well worth the money and to be honest i cant 100% remember if it was £80 or £90 either way its well worth the money. 🖒 Liking your show aswel, keep up the good work.
will try to keep up the good work. thanks
Will this be suitable for shooting small rabbits upto say 100 yards
Really great vid mate really like the way you go about explaining the products
Thank you.
Great tool, easy to use, reliable
Hi Steve, interesting chanel with great reviews.
ive had a cheap chinese rangefinder (for 2 years used every week) similar to the one you reviewed and its been super accurate and reliable, i also have another cheap chinese one with ir for use at night which is pretty good (limited but better with an added ir illuminator) but perhaps thats another review for your chanel in the future.
keep up the good work, cheers!!
Thank you. Sometimes cheap is good, as long as it is researched.
Hi Steve, Thanks for the insight, very clear and to the point. May I suggest you try pellet swagging (sizing) as this has made a massive difference to my shooting along with washing and lubing my pellets.
Nice idea, might add that to the list for the beginner series. Thanks
I just got a similar one from lidl which will range "up to" 1200 yards great for those with a centerfire rifle, 3 years warranty for £100.
Great review! Unfortunately in South Africa, we do not have a local eBay. So i have to buy from China, and they are also the only ones shipping to SA. And locally, companies will import from China and sell at 100% mark up. Im not paying R6000-7000 a high end unit either. Thank you again for the info. I'll be hunting around for one, and see what I get.
that is a real bummer mate. Must be horrible not to be able to get what the rest of the world can get. But you have a beautiful country and lovely weather.
super vid , just the nudge I needed too persuade myself to buy one ? do I really NEED one though? probably not , but as my old man always said " better to have and not want , then too want and not have ... so im having one ... prolly the same as yours ...
hehehehe, good luck with ever your choice mate.
Wise man your old man! he's just managed to persuade me to buy one too!
nice review mate. Anyone heard of the ; MODE: 5-600 range finder? It takes 2x aaa batteries. They are going for around £45 on e-bay. let me know anyone who has one and how it performs. It has LASER RANGEFINDER written on the side and is in all black colour. Thanks again folks!
Thanks you, Happy Christimas
I must be showing my age, but before this video I assumed they all worked using parallax (just like my old dad's 1950s camera) :) But I'll definitely consider this.
Hi Steve, thanks for your review. I am a UK BASE jumper and I, like you just want something to tell me the height/distance of an object with no fancy gimmicks. Whilst you might be more used to people in the shooting community commenting I'd like to let you know that your video has been very helpful - thanks. :)
Awesome mate and you must have balls of steel :) Make sure you get one that has elevation calculations in it, not all of them do, so check carefully.
@@airgunology I will, cheers.
Perfect, I have been looking at range finders for weeks, trying to decide if I should get one for air gun hunting.
Marc Grecco glad it helped
Hi Steve, nice one, went out and bought one from Aldi, same as yours but different housing, as you said brilliant for the money, i got it for $150 Australian dollars which is about 90 quid
Nice :)
Cheers champion made a decision for me 🙌🏻🤘🏻
Glad the video helped :)
thanks. i shoot rabbits, skunks, and oppossums with my gamos here in the states and nail them from a good distance. you got me thinking about buying one of these from pyramid air.
Glad the video helped.
oh it did
I have a Eyoyo and they are spot on for air rifles
Great review even thought it was made in 2017! Please make a re-review because this is nice content and I want to get the latest budget rangefinder. :)
bought one in camo works fine and accurate
Nice :)
Cheers Steve got a nice camo one it's brill
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I bought one from Amazon in May 2018.
A decent basic inexpensive range finder. A card that came with it stated when I register it on the Eyoyousa.com site I get an extra 6 months warranty coverage. I couldn't find how to do that on the web site. I even opened an account but still no way. I sent Eyoyo support an email about it haven't heard back from them yet. BTW the web site is not secure.
Pros: Inexpensive compared to the name brands.
Just a basic no frills range finder.
6x25 magnification.
Auto shut off after 20 seconds.
Cons: Odd ball CR2 3v battery
Display changes focus with the visual focus. So the display is blurry and light and hard to see if the focus is adjusted to the extremes.
Doesn't calculate height or angle as the web site states.
Doesn't display MPH just Km / h or M / S. I'm guessing M / S is meters per seconds.
The flap on the soft carry case has a magnetic latch that is crooked. It also has a inner Velcro strap that runs vertically centered on the flap for some unknown reason. It would've been better if that Velcro was used to secure the flap instead of the magnets.
FYI: Three days after I got it I noticed when measuring in Yards the display would jump from 10 yards to 12 yards in a very short distance. I believe the range finder actually measures in meters all the time and converts the meters to yards when you switch the display to yards. For example 1 meter is 1.0936 yards so 10 meters is 10.9361 yards and 11 meters is 12.0297 yards. At first I wondering why it was doing that and thought there was something wrong with the range finder. Then I remembered a meter is slightly longer than a yard. So you're not actually measuring in yards when you switch the display to display yards. You are reading meters converted to yards. That's very confusing at first.
Cheap and cheerful and Chinese so not so surprised. Never tried it myself
Thankyou nice viedo how long does the battery last ?
Looks like a good deal for 70-80 quid. I may invest in one later on. Cheers.
Nice, use the link in the video description, it helps the channel.
There is no much risk on eBay either. They'll return the money if machine doesn't work or is not as described.
Nice, I have had a few disasters on ebay and prefer Amazon. Personal choice.
Really good review Iv just purchased one on wim this avo and glad to hear it just the job. Cheers
Nice, I hope u used my link to aid the channel ?
Brilliant review...I learned quite a lot......!
Thanks for watching, please share
But would it work for archery let's say going up to about 60 yards?...... Oh it would, well great then. Seriously thanks for the review.
Nice one, yup it is a hand held range finder so independent from the weapon.
Just got one for free as part of a clean out so am tickled to learn it's decent to boot.
nice one keep up the good work ed
Edward Brundrett thanks
Are you sure about the method of measurement. To my knowledge interferometry is used to calculate the distance.
Your re probably correct, just dumbing it down
I bought a cheap rf. Doesn't work in very cold weather. Buying a better one hope it helps
Not had a problem with this, but then not tested below -5 degrees myself yet.
Thanks Steve!!! Good video, very helpful!!
Thanks
good vid Steve! helpful in any case
Thanks
Hi Steve, Great review mate. On this i have purchased one exactly the same from ebay. Only one problem i have found with it is the focus. I have turned the focus ring all the way to the left for best clarity but its still not really that sharp focused and i do not wear glasses. Have you noticed a similar thing with yours or is mine a duffer. Cheers mate. Mark.
No mine was alright and focused no problems at the eye piece. Yours may be dirty or broken.
where rangefinders are concerned Steve,, imo if you pay peanuts you get monkeys!!!!!
i use the MTC Rapier not cheap but is high quaulity , i have alsl used the Hawke and currently use the Leica & the MTC rangefinders, your advice is very sound for newcomers and people on a budget , keep up the great work a definite thumbs up from me!!!!!
atvb brian
Thanks mate. You get what you pay for
Yup, looks like a clone of the Hawke LRF 400, Longridge Pinpoint Pro (my one) and as you state a myriad of other LRF units. Good advice!
Thanks, many clones of these cheap units out there.
You can get rechargeable batteries for these things as the batteries themselves are pretty pricy!
I believe you can, but I have found the batteries last ages. Might be worth investing in rechargeable.
If you leave the range finder knocking about in your shooting bag, even in the pouch, you may find the batteries last a very short length of time. I know, I did!
Once more... well done!!!
Thank you
thanks for the info!.....very helpful!
Thank you
Great work!
Do you have any information regarding quality of Bijia rangefinder (LF2500A)?
It is a chinese one and says that it measures up to 2500m!
Nope, not seen that one. But 2500m !!!!!, I would avoid
Great review, exact same range finder I have.
Nice one buddy, no point in spending a fortune
Hi Steve; Thanks for your review of the rangefinder. I bought one but I am struggling to get the "scan" mode to operate. As far as the results that I am getting are concerned; the "scan" mode is operating exactly the same as the "range" mode. Any thoughts?
Just played with mine, been sometime. The scan mode has the golf flag symbol and is used for range finding a golf flag stick. For shooting, use the range mode and press the button to get a range.
Hi Steve, thanks for the reply. Yeah, I have no issues knowing what the scan mode symbol is, it's just that I can't get it to operate as I think that it should viz. scan across various objects and automatically update distances as the scan occurs. No dramas, the company is prepared to accept it back, it was just that I may have operating it incorrectly. Cheers anyway.
I started out with one of these, I did a few preliminary tests and seemed to do the job... then got out in the field Hunting rabbit, have to say it gave me a very hard time, false readings, it repeated the previous readings and at times just failed to read (box cross hair flashing) so ended up pulling the trigger on the hawke 400 hunter so just waiting for arrival to a/b
I haven't had the issue yet, but I will look out for it. Thanks
We here in the states can do the math using trigonometry
Size of target x 25.4/mill=distance
12"x25,4 ÷ mill dot measurement
12 nch target x,s 25.4 ÷ 1,5 = 195yards
How do you know size of target if it’s 150 yards away?
@@garybowles8340 do the math using a mill system or you step back untill you get it right
If I measure angled distance does it show the horizontal distance?
Not on this unit. It doesn't measure angles. It is a simple rangefinder
A sort of Gary numan meets sandy toksvig only better 😂 I love your videos Steve, you should be on tv with Giles on an Airgun version of top gear 😂👍👍👍
At the indoor range I go to there are 2 wires across the range to hang targets on. One at 30m and one at 42m. And one particular guy brings his range finder every week to check that nobody has moved anything 😂😂😂 I don’t think he trusts anyone 😳😳😳
hahahahahaha @ guy with range finder. Me and Giles, lol, you seen the size of him, i hardly reach his shoulders :)
The Bresser Rangefinder for 1200m is now 99€
Nice
Good video and good timing been looking at these.I notice yours has 2 lenses/windows whatever you want to call them,but some models have 3 any idea what the difference is?
Not sure mate, 1 window is the viewfinder, scope and the other is the range finder laser window. No idea what the 3rd might be.
I always pay using PayPal. Any disputes that are unresolved by retailer, bring in PayPal, they are very willing to act as your 'angry big brother'. Matters will soon be resolved to your satisfaction!
Wise choice, I do normally as well, but not with Amazon as they tend to be very good.
Excellent video sir. Thank you.
even with rim fires the max range is 300. very good vid.
Thanks
£140 for a decent hawke range finder on tik,just you ave to spend £250 to get credit.so treat your self to summit else as well,pay it off in 6months
Sort of defeats the object of the video. It is great if you can afford more expensive.
Hello there. The link you’ve put up for the range finder. Is that where you bought yours from? Because like you said I want to get one from a uk seller..
luchi richardson yes should be an amazon.cu.uk. check when u click the links as they are shortened links
Waste of Money IMO, just Invest in a very decent Scope!! I have a Hawke 3-9 X 50 AO Mildot Scope, £65 posted from Drapers of Nottingham (Including "FastMount" 11 mm Scope mount). Most of us have a grip of what 25 yards looks like. (& I've paced it out in the back garden)
Great review. Great info
Thank you, please share and help grow the channel
Hi mate, does it also measure in meters? Also, for golf, does it "lock" onto the pin, or do you have to keep it steady while measuring?
Cheers
Yes, yards and meters chosen via the setup. It has a scan mode for golf, not really played with it too much on golf course, but I put it into the scan golf mode and it seemed to pick out the pin flag when I scanned for it.
Yes meters and y for yards
Evening mate I was wondering what you thought of the boblov le 032 rangefinder around the £115 mark up I read the review on it sounds pretty good
Dean Edward I have a review of it on my channel. It is awesome
Love the vid mate.
DROFHAPPINESS thank you please share.
I received the ATN ABL 1000 and ended up sending it back for a refund, but that's another story. Will these laser range finders work at night in total darkness? Or with an IR lamp?
No as you will not be able to look through it and see unless you have IR eyes
I’ve bought this rangefinder depends on this review. But unfortunately it worked for two days then it start measuring wrongly like measuring 5 meters as 57 meters or so . Just don’t think even to tray it . It’s completely waist of money.
That is the 1st I have heard of one failing. I hope you sent it back and got your money back or a replacement. Happens on all electronics at time, sometime get a bad one. Check the comments on this video, this is the 1st bad report of that range finder. An I don't work for the company that produces them.
Happened on two brand new hawke I had anyway
Steve with your presentation you could sell snake oil lol. Now I hope your right because on your recommend I, have sent for one of these. Bit if one thinks about it, many top brands are built in China!
Hehehehe, thank you mate. I am sure you will be happy with it. Many have bought one and are.
@@airgunology Keep it going Steve good humour and easy listening.
Awesome and thanks
looks fairly good for the price, good review
clitheroe ukeclub yup not bad for price
Hey Steve great video. Am new to gunning and wonder if you can help me out. Have a weihrauch 110 with hawke scope.problem I have is..when I adjust scope to get clear picture it reads out at 25yds when I know, having measured distance with tape it's actually 30yds. The scope is set at 8 times magnification which I don't change and I have zeroed gun at 30yds .
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I assume you are adjusting the parallax to get the clear picture ? If so it is only an estimation and hence why people use range finders. Also every ones eyes are different and makes and effect.
@@airgunology thanks Steve, have ordered the nitesite range finder .👍
Adjusting parallax allows for the reticle to adjust for distance. If you are using that to get a clear picture, you are adjusting the wrong end of the optic. Generally, the diopter will be what you want to adjust to clear the image, the parallax is for distances.
Amazing video again!
Thanks
hey cant find this range finder any where, can you tell me a product simalr to this in price as well. im just doing back yard target shooting. Thankyou and God Bless.
has anyone , wich wears glasses experience with a rangefinder that is easy to see + cheap?
Great review, thanks!
Thanks
thanks for the video
Thank you for watching
woulda been nice to see a comparison with hawke . my lrf 400 is like more tha twice the price , stinks in fog and light rain . they do have a hunter version now but the lrf pertains to be for hunting so if a unit cn do the same for 65 quids , Only thing is lrf are indestractable . having dropped mine ran it over in an electric scooter . the only thing that broke the last one was leaving it out overnight on the coldest night of the year then bringin it in and fireing it up in a very warm room .
Would be nice, but don't have the funds to review everything. Sometimes a cheap range finder works just as well. I find that all range finders have issues in fog and rain to some extent due to the water particles bouncing the beams.
get at those suppliers . . Polish your terminoligy . your videos are slick and responsible . i think u may be suprised . Even local gun shop like to get on board sometimes . anywho good luck m8 .
Good video thanks!
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