Acer Golf Rangefinder with Slope, 800-Yard Range, 6× Magnification and Flag Lock

Acer’s laser golf rangefinder is designed to measure golf pins and outdoor targets, with an 800-yard (732 m) range and 6× magnification.

• Anti-shake technology — helps steady readings when your hands move.
• ±0.5-yard (±0.46 m) accuracy — provides precise distance measurements.
• Six modes — support distance, angle, speed, slope-compensated readings and scanning.
• Flagpole lock with vibration — confirms when the rangefinder locks onto a flagstick.
• USB-C rechargeable battery and magnet stripe — combine rechargeable power with a magnetic feature on the device.

For golfers lining up a shot, hunters tracking a target, and archery users judging distance, a rangefinder can make target measurements easier to read in the moment. Acer’s model is also suited to shooting practice and engineering projects, with laser measurement, an LCD display and functions for more than one type of distance or target task.

What can I use the Acer rangefinder to measure?

The Acer rangefinder measures distances to golf flags and other targets, with applications for golf, hunting, archery, shooting practice and engineering projects. Its 6× magnification brings distant targets closer in the viewfinder, while the bright LCD display presents the readings. Anti-shake technology is designed to help maintain steady measurements when your hands are unsteady, and the stated accuracy is ±0.5 yard (±0.46 m).

• Laser rangefinding for golf and outdoor target use.
• Bright LCD readings for viewing measurement results.
• Anti-shake support for steadier readings in hand.

Which measurement modes are available?

The Acer rangefinder has six modes: slope compensation, vertical distance, horizontal distance, angle, speed and scanning. Slope compensation provides a golf-relevant distance option, while the vertical and horizontal distance modes offer different ways to assess a target. Scanning supports taking measurements across targets or surroundings; use the M button to switch functions.

• Slope-compensated distance and angle measurement.
• Vertical and horizontal distance readings.
• Speed measurement and scan mode.

How does the flag lock and power work?

The Acer rangefinder uses flagpole locking with a vibration alert to signal target confirmation. It has a rechargeable battery that charges through USB-C, and a magnet stripe is part of the device design. These features suit repeated use during golf rounds or shooting practice without relying on a replaceable-battery format.

• Flagpole lock with vibration feedback.
• USB-C charging for the rechargeable battery.
• Magnet stripe on the rangefinder.

This rangefinder suits golfers who want slope and flag-lock functions, as well as hunters and archery users who need magnified laser distance readings. Its specified measurement range is up to 800 yards (732 m), making it a fit for users measuring distant targets as well as golf flags.