Bushnell Pro X2 Golf Laser Rangefinder

Previously I had a Bushnell Tour X that I loved too but I replaced it with PRO X2 through Bushnell Golf Trade In Program for the following advantages: 1/ Only a switch for slope mode instead of replacing the front frame. It is much more comfortable and that's why I use this mode more frequently now for practicing. 2/ The metal case is sturdy. The tour X had a plastic case. 3/ The Pro X2 is waterproof. These features and the very reasonable price for my second hand Tour X was enough for me to make a change. Further unexpected benefits are the smaller size and the heavier body that makes the grip and the feel more comfortable. Otherwise it works just as well as the older model. This is a really nice piece of gadget!

If you are looking for a rangefinder with Slope technology this is it. It turns off & on with the flip of a switch. The rangefinder is sturdy, heavier than others, and supposedly waterproof. I don't plan on testing whether it is waterproof. I've had another Bushnell Rangefinder, and this is a much better piece of equipment. The 6X magnification is certainly better than that on my other scope (4X). This has Jolt technology just like my other rangefinder, and it is great in locking in the actual distance. This rangefinder also has Slope technology and turns on & off with the slide of a switch on the side of the rangefinder. However, I am not all that impressed with the Slope technology. Example. if I had 150 yards with a 2-degree upgrade to the pin, the Slope might show as 2 degrees and 152 yards. I am not that good of a golfer where I need that much accuracy. If you are that good (or perhaps bad that you need the Slope tech), then go for it. Where I would need it would be in a situation in which the distance was 150 yards, and there is a 10-degree upgrade where the effective distance might be 160 yards. Otherwise, this is a great rangefinder, probably the best on the market. The one criticism aside, go for it !!UPDATEI purchased the Pro X2 back in May. I really like the way it picks up accurate yardages. However, the dial that controls the fine focus is now inoperative. It just spins with no change in the focus. I was really disappointed since it is only about 3.5 months old. My previous Bushnell (which I still have as a backup) has never had any issues with the fine focus or anything else. This will be returned to Bushnell for repair or replacement.

The 6x zoom is great and clear - it makes a difference for getting the pin measurement for longer shots compared to 4x zoom rangefinders. The readings are consistent with other rangefinders and GPS golf app estimates. I hope to be good enough to make use of the slope feature next year, but it is nice to see an adjusted distance for slope - which is very helpful especially on steep terrain (for example, I played a particular downhill par 3 that measures 150 yards, but plays 140 according to the slope - enough to change clubs!)

Purchased for my husband for his birthday after he left his old model on the cart (took him a few months to remember he left it and of course it was long gone...) He seems to like it. Says it's very accurate and I hope the bright color will keep him from leaving it around. lolMy only issue is that the packaging wasn't sealed in any way so we couldn't tell if it was really new or a floor sample or a return, but it seems to function fine and he's happy with it.

The last three years I've been using a Leupold GX-4i2. That is a great rangefinder from a company that provides great customer service. But I like technology and variety; I wanted to try something different so I bought this Bushnell Pro X2. I have to say I am very impressed!!! The Pro X2 has everything I could ever want in a rangefinder. Well maybe not everything. The one thing it doesn't have is the scan feature the Leupold had. I liked using that and miss it a little but the Pro X2 more than makes up for it. This thing is lightning quick at reading distances. I always thought the Leupold was fast but this Bushnell to me seems even faster. The rubber armored build feels great and very secure in my hand. It is one solidly built device. I love the dual display. I am very surprised at how pronounced and bold the black display is. In the early part of the day when it is very bright out, the black display looks fantastic. It pops!!! Then in the later hours or when it's overcast I can switch to the red vivid display simply by pressing one button. That is just awesome! Another absolutely awesome feature is Bushnell's Slope Switch Technology. No longer do I have to change faceplates to enable or disable the adjusted yardage when playing up or down hills. Just simply sliding the switch on the side of the case is all that is needed. It just can't get any easier or more convenient than that. Also new to me is Bushnell's Pinseeker with Jolt. I never thought much about this until I actually used it. What a GREAT feature!!! The laser locks onto the flag in cases where there are other obstacles such as trees behind it and gives a Jolt while displaying the yardage to the acquired target. It really does work as advertised!!! I've gotta say Bushnell has, in my opinion, put together the absolute best golf rangefinder on the market today. It's not the cheapest by any means, but It is very feature rich. It's like they took the best features from all of their rangefinders and combined them into one small package. The Pro X2 is one great laser and I am so very happy I bought it. Kudos Bushnell!!!

You pay up for this rangefinder, but you get what you pay for. This does everything it is advertised to do. I replaced a 12 year old Bushnell with this model and the difference is remarkable. It picks up distant pins in less than a second and lets you know the precise distance and slope. Easy to use, easy to read... I love it.You can get a very good rangefinder for less money but if you are willing to pay for the best, this is it.