Our Reviews - Peakpulse Rangefinders

Peakpulse LE600AG

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Review

The Peakpulse LE600AG has quite a few great features packed into an attractive price point. Slope technology provides more accurate distance measurements for uphill or downhill shots. The slope feature also easily turns on/off. There is a stabilizer that makes locking onto your target easier. Pulse Shake technology causes the range finder to vibrate when locked in, confirming you have the right measurement. A scan feature allows you to measure multiple distances quickly. It also has impressive accuracy, range, and magnification.

We were really surprised with the accuracy of the LE600AG, especially using the slope feature. Typically, with these entry level range finders, the slope feature does little more than just badly guess how much distance to add on or take off. The slope feature on the LE600AG was shockingly spot on in each of our tests using it. We also really liked how light and compact it felt during use. The features combined with the price make this finder a really impressive device.

4.7
Driver & Woods
4.8
Irons
4.8
Wedges
4.7
Putter
4.9
Quality
4.8/5
Overall Score

Category

Score

Dimensions (L x W x H)

3.5" x 1.4" x 2.7"

Weight

5.7 ounces

Range

650 yards

Magnification

7x

Slope

Yes

Accuracy

within 0.5 yards

Water Resistant

Yes

Pros

  • Compact and lightweight
  • Good range and accuracy
  • Slope feature actually helps

Cons

  • Scan feature was spotty
  • The color (awful choice of blue, in our opinion)

Peakpulse 6Pro Golf Rangefinder

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Review

The Peakpulse 6 Pro laser finder is another nice offering from Peakpulse. It comes with good range and accuracy, as well as a slope feature which makes uphill/downhill measurements more accurate. It has a vibration feature that causes the finder to vibrate when locked into the target, confirming you have the correct measurement.

The accuracy of the 6 Pro held up impressively well in our tests, both with the slope feature and without. It was also very easy to use.

4.7
Driver & Woods
4.8
Irons
4.8
Wedges
4.7
Putter
4.9
Quality
4.8/5
Overall Score

Category

Score

Dimensions (L x W x H)

4.6" x 1.5" x 3"

Range

500 yards

Magnification

6x

Slope

Yes

Accuracy

within 1 yard

Water Resistant

Yes

Pros

  • Looks and feels great
  • Good range and accuracy
  • Slope feature

Cons

  • Lacking a scan feature

Peakpulse LC600AG Laser Rangefinder

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Review

The Peakpulse LC600AG Rangefinder has a gray and black shell and is the best looking of all of the Peakpulse range finders. It is equipped with several nice features, including slope technology (provides more accurate distances for downhill/uphill shots) and vibration technology (causes the finder to vibrate when you've locked onto the target, confirming you got the correct measurement). It has good distance and accuracy as well.

The LC600AG was very easy to use and passed our distance accuracy tests with flying colors. This is a feature rich distance finder with a very attractive price point. We also really like the appearance of the gray shell with black highlights.

4.7
Driver & Woods
4.8
Irons
4.8
Wedges
4.7
Putter
4.9
Quality
4.8/5
Overall Score

Category

Score

Dimensions (L x W x H)

4.5" x 1.5" x 3"

Weight

5.8 ounces

Range

450 yards

Magnification

6x

Slope

Yes

Accuracy

within 1 yard

Water Resistant

Yes

Pros

  • Good looking rangefinder
  • Good distance and accuracy
  • Very easy to use
  • Slope feature

Cons

  • Range and accuracy not as good as the S600AG