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Specialized designed for golf sports. Max range: From 5-800~1200 meters range avaiable. Functions including pin seeker,slope(adjust distance),jolt,M/Y unit, black LCD display, red OLED display,red+green OLED display. Extra features: Magnet inside.

 

Why Choose Us
 

Quality products: All of our products comply with international quality standards like FDACE FCC ISO ROHS IEC60825 etc, and are highly appreciated by different markets throughout the world.

 

Rich experience: Established in 2002, AITE Optical set up as a manufacturer specializing in the research, development and production of laser rangefnders.

 

Complete models: We've developed various of Laser Rangefinder with over 30 models. Generally it's devided into 2 lens and 3 lens type of rangefinder, or LCD (black and red color display) and OLED(red or red+green color display) rangefinder.

 

Professional team: We have a 11 person RD team, which enable us to develop any ODM or OEM order independently, which inlcuding the Optical engineer, Structure engineer, Hardware engineer, Software engineer and Mechanical engineer.

 

Benefits Of OLED Rangefinders

 

 

The popularity of OLED rangefinders continues to grow by day as most golf players embrace the new technology. Interestingly, the golf rangefinders have become inseparable from pro golf players as they enhance the game making it more competitive and assist them to achieve accurate shots. Moreover, they provide great information on the golf course which improves golf playing and increases an individual's skills and technique while enjoying the golfing sessions. Hence, there are many benefits that accrue from using golf rangefinders:
Measuring distances
The best OLED rangefinders allow the users to accurately measure distances within the golf course which enhance the accuracy of their shots. Both laser and GPS varieties of golf rangefinders can accurately provide distance measurements regardless of the barriers within the golf course. This way, the player is in a position to make the right shot both for long or short distances achieving the desired target accurately.
Elevation measurements
Most OLED rangefinders have an inbuilt TGR feature that allows the golfer to accurately access information in regards to the elevation of the golf course. This way the player can take accurate shots while considering the slope and angle of the course and holes.
Information display
OLED rangefinders use the DNA technology and multi-coated lenses to provide accurate and vivid OLED displays. As a result, the golfer can analyze the golf course before making their next play move. Interestingly, by use of touch mode switches and controls, it is possible to magnify and optimize the display giving clear and vivid images. It is possible to regulate the different backgrounds and light to ensure that the information provided is reliable to the golfer.
Enables one to play in different weather conditions
OLED rangefinder have added the unique waterproof feature allow the player in different weather conditions. Hence the waterproof feature allows the golfer to locate the target with clear precision accurately. Moreover, the golf rangefinder allows the player to see through a foggy or misty golf course accurately as well as analyzes the impact each hit has in regards to weather conditions and in particular the strength of the wind.

 

Product Specifications of OLED Rangefinder

 

Using organic light-emitting diodes, the OLED rangefinder delivers incredible optics that are 5 x sharper and 3 x brighter than previous models. The vivid, ultra-clear view renders every contour and distance in immaculate detail, and with adjustable brightness settings you can perfectly match the surrounding light conditions to deliver the perfect view, whether in the glaring sun or a cloud-covered sky.
The device has so many great features, and a surprisingly affordable price, but it's the incredible optics that make it a truly one of a kind product. You can literally see the contours of a green on your approach.
The OLED is also packed with all the features you would expect from a rangefinder, including a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that lasts over 5,000 measurements before the low battery indicator lights, while speed and accuracy are stunning up to a 1,200 yard range with a subtle vibration feedback when locked on target. Slope mode, for elevation adjusted distances is available, with an off switch for tournament play, while 6 x magnification, adjustable focus and flag finder technology complete the practical features in this unique piece of precision engineering. A lightweight ergonomic design that fits easily into the hand.

 

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Key Features: OLED Rangefinder

Easy to Use

Intuitive operation with easy toggling between modes.
High-Quality Optics: Clear, crisp imaging with easy-to-see markings.
Multiple Modes

Includes slope, distance, and angle measurements for strategic play.
Adjustable Focus

Customizable focus for clear, tailored viewing.
Slope Switch

Easily account for inclines and declines to perfect your shot.
Quick Charging

Comes with a USB A to USB C cable for fast recharging.
Versatile Accessories

Includes a carabiner, strap, lens cloth, and storage bag.
Strong Magnetic Clip

For easy attachment to metal surfaces, ensuring the rangefinder is always handy.

 

What Is Slope Function on OLED Rangefinder
 

The slope function on OLED rangefinder is a feature that provides golfers with an accurate distance measurement that takes into account the slope or angle of the terrain between the golfer and the target. This feature calculates the incline or decline between the golfer's position and the target and adjusts the distance measurement accordingly.
Without the slope function, the rangefinder would only measure the straight-line distance between the golfer and the target, which could lead to incorrect club selection and ultimately affect the golfer's score.
Consider a scenario where the flag is positioned on an upward slope in relation to your position. In such a situation, you would need to hit the ball with more force than usual, as the incline would cause the ball to lose momentum prematurely.
What might seem like a 175-yard shot in theory could, in reality, translate into a 185-yard one, depending on the steepness of the slope. This underscores the importance of the slope function in providing golfers with an accurate assessment of the terrain, enabling them to make informed decisions about their club selection and hit their shots with greater precision.

 

How To Use Oled Rangefinder When There Is A Slope

 

When using a rangefinder on a sloped surface, you should be aware of the slope compensation feature, if your device has one. Slope compensation adjusts the distance measurement to account for the uphill or downhill slope between the golfer and the target. When conditions and rules allow, to use a rangefinder with slope compensation, simply turn on slope mode and use the rangefinder as normal. Aim the device, trigger a measurement, and look at the display to see the adjusted distance measurement, taking into account the slope between you and the target.
Some golf organizations and tournaments have restrictions on the use of rangefinders with slope compensation, so it's important to check the rules and regulations before using this feature. By using the slope compensation feature, you can get an adjusted distance measurement that takes into account the uphill or downhill slope and help you make more accurate club selections during your round.

 

Tips And Tricks For How To Care For Your Oled Rangefinder

 

 

Golf rangefinders are valuable tools for any golfer who wants to improve their game, but they also require proper care and maintenance to ensure they perform their best. Like any piece of equipment you use on the course, you should make sure your rangefinder is working before and after each round.
Clean the lenses
The lenses on your golf rangefinder are one of the most critical components. They allow the device to accurately measure distances to targets on the course. To clean the lenses, use a soft, lint-free cloth or a lens-cleaning solution. Avoid using abrasive materials, which can scratch the lenses and affect their performance.
Keep it dry
While our golf rangefinders are waterproof, keeping them dry is always a good practice. After use, wipe down the device with a dry cloth, paying particular attention to the lens, battery compartment, and other openings.
Store it properly
Golf rangefinders are tested under extreme conditions to make sure they work any time of year. But any time you're dealing with electronics, it's better to be safe than sorry. When you're not using your golf rangefinder, store it in a cool, dry place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures, such as direct sunlight or freezing conditions, which can damage the device's internal components.
Replace the battery
Most golf rangefinders require a battery to operate, so it's essential to replace the battery regularly to ensure optimal performance. Check the manufacturer's instructions to determine the correct battery type and replacement interval.
Use a protective case
Using a protective case can help prevent damage to your rangefinder when not in use or during transportation. Many rangefinding devices come with a carrying case, but you can also purchase one separately.
Avoid dropping or knocking
As we mentioned before, leupold golf rangefinders go through rigorous testing to make sure they will work without fail. But they are electronic instruments that can be damaged by repetitive dropping or knocking. When handling the device, avoid tossing it into your golf bag or onto the ground to extend its life.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions
Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for your specific model. The instructions will provide valuable information on proper use, care, and maintenance to help ensure optimal performance and extend the device's lifespan.

 

Steps for Using OLED Rangefinder
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Start/Scan
Press the Start/Scan button for a split second to power on your Rangefinder. Once powered on, the Rangefinder will automatically enter power save mode after 10 seconds of inactivity. Touch the Start/Scan button again to restart.
The accuracy of your Rangefinder is +/- 0.5 yd/m for less 300 yd/m, is +/- 1 y/m for more 300 y/m and less 1000 y/m in most situations. The maximum range does depend on surface reflectivity, lighting, and size of target. If the reflectivity surface you are targeting is dull or very small, if you are in high glare conditions, or the angle of approach is overly steep your accuracy and range will be limited. However, in most environmental conditions, your Rangefinder when used properly will provide a highly accurate distance to target.
Adjusting Eyepiece
The Rangefinder has an adjustable eyepiece that allows you to focus the view to your preferences. Simply rotate the eyepiece in right direction until your view is as clear as possible.
Recharging the Battery
Recharge your Rangefinder when the "Low Battery" indicator flashes on your OLCD screen. Although a fully charged battery allows more than 4500 measurements, we recommend you to recharge after each use to avoid interruption of use during a round. Plug in using the USB charging cord at the charging port. The indicator light will shine red verifying the unit is charging. Continue charging until the indicator light shines green.
Magnetic Strip/Adapter
The Rangefinder features a built-in magnetic strip that enables easy click-on/click-off in conjunction with the Rangefinder Adapter.
Choose Your Mode
Your Rangefinder features 3 operational modes.
We highly recommend operation of your unit in Mode 2. To change mode first click the Start/Scan button to turn on, then click the mode button. The mode will change from M1 to M2 to M3. The Mode icon will show in your OLCD on the left side of your screen. Allow 3 seconds of inactivity before attempting to change modes. You may use your Rangefinder to measure distances in either yards or meters. The display will show either a "Y" for yards or an "M" for meters. To change between yards and meters hold the Mode Button down for 3 seconds.
Slope Technology
When in Mode 2 your Rangefinder can adjust for slopes as drastic as 45 degrees. To turn on the slope adjustment function simply move the Slope On/Off button to the desired position. When the slope adjustment is on, your clear-view OLCD will display two different distances. Above the crosshairs will be the actual distance and below the crosshairs will be the adjusted distance compensated for slope. Below the adjusted distance your OLCD will also show the degrees of the slope used for the adjustment.

 

 
Our Factory

 

Established in 2002, AITE Optical set up as a manufacturer specializing in the research, development and production of laser rangefnders, located in Beibei, Chongqing China. The production area is over 5.000 square meters, The annual producing capacity is around 150,000 pieces of laser rangefinders andbinocular. We have a 11 person RD team, which enable us to develop any ODM or OEM order independently, which inlcuding the Optical engineer, Structure engineer, Hardware engineer, Software engineer and Mechanical engineer.

 

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Our Certificate

 

All of our products comply with international quality standards like FDACE FCC ISO ROHS IEC60825 etc, and are highly appreciated by different markets throughout the world.

 

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FAQ

 

Q: What is the function of the rangefinder?

A: A rangefinder (also rangefinding telemeter, depending on the context) is a device used to measure distances to remote objects. Originally optical devices used in surveying, they soon found applications in other fields, such as photography, the military, and space travel.

Q: What is OLED display on a rangefinder?

A: These rangefinders use OLED displays that feature bright red numbers and letters and have adjustable brightness settings to optimize readability in changing light conditions.

Q: Is a slope rangefinder worth it?

A: It can assist in honing one's ability to make necessary adjustments based on the distance to the target. In this way, the slope function can serve as a valuable training tool for players at all skill levels. From this perspective, I'll say it is definitely worth having a golf rangefinder with slope.

Q: How to activate slope function on OLED rangefinder?

A: To activate the slope mode on your OLED rangefinder, you will generally need to press a specific button on the unit's casing. You can easily verify if the slope mode is activated by checking for the slope icon displayed on the rangefinder.

Q: How do you use OLED rangefinder with a slope?

A: Slope compensation adjusts the distance measurement to account for the uphill or downhill slope between the golfer and the target. When conditions and rules allow, to use a rangefinder with slope compensation, simply turn on slope mode and use the rangefinder as normal.

Q: How accurate are OLED rangefinders?

A: Slope/No Slope: Slope can be an amazing feature to have on a Range Finder. This feature will take into account elevation as well as distance to give you an even more accurate reading. The problem with Slope is that it is SO accurate that it is generally not allowed in tournament play.

Q: Can I use a rangefinder with slope in a golf tournament?

A: You can use that rangefinder, as long as the slope function isn't enabled. Currently under the rules of golf, any device that reads slope must be used without that function.

Q: Why are golf rangefinders so expensive?

A: In conclusion, the high price of golf rangefinders can be attributed to the precision and accuracy they offer, the advanced technology and components they utilize, the rigorous testing and quality control measures they undergo, the niche market they cater to, and the additional features they incorporate.

Q: What is priority mode on OLEDrangefinder?

A: Priority mode on a golf rangefinder is a feature that allows the device to prioritize and display the distance measurement to the closest object in its field of view, even if there are other objects in the background. This can be useful when aiming at a target that is partially obscured by trees, for example.When using priority mode, the rangefinder will display the distance to the closest object, even if there are other objects in the background that are farther away. This allows you to quickly and easily determine the distance to the most relevant target, without having to manually select the specific object you want to measure.

Q: Do you aim a range finder at the flag or the hole?

A: Basic rangefinders use laser technology combined with optics. To find your distance to the hole, you aim the rangefinder at the flag and click on one of the buttons on top to hone in on the target.

Q: Do OLED rangefinders work in the rain?

A: Mine sometimes works in th fog and sometimes doesn't. The same with rain. The signal from the laser has to be able to reach the target, bounce off it, and make it back to the rangefinder unimpeded. It's hardly a surprise that when something denser than air is in the way it might not work too good.

Q: Can pro golfers use range finders?

A: Rangefinders are becoming increasingly popular among professional golfers, and they are now allowed in many tournaments, including PGA Tour events. However, they are not allowed in all competitions, so it's important to check the rules of the tournament before using one.

Q: How do I keep my OLED rangefinder steady?

A: To hold a rangefinder steady, start by gripping it firmly with your dominant hand. Your fingers should wrap around the device, with your thumb resting on the side. Next, use your other hand to support the rangefinder from underneath. This will help to stabilize the device and prevent it from shaking or moving around.

Q: Where do you aim a rangefinder?

A: To use it effectively, focus on an object behind the flagstick, then slowly sweep the rangefinder over the flag until it locks onto the target. Slope Mode: As mentioned earlier, some rangefinders offer Slope Mode, which factors in the elevation changes between you and the target.

Q: How do you use a golf rangefinder with a slope?

A: To activate the slope mode on your rangefinder, you will generally need to press a specific button on the unit's casing.

Q: How do I stop losing my rangefinder?

A: The magnetic rangefinder strap with GPS locator allows you to simply attach and never lose your golfing laser rangefinder (not included) while out on the course. Features a strong magnetic attachment, durable construction and unique design that fits most rangefinders out there today.

Q: How do OLED rangefinders adjust for slope?

A: The main thing to know is that the slope rangefinders have an inclinometer inside them that can tell at what angle the device is being held. It uses the Cosine of this angle to compute the relative distance.

Q: Do OLED rangefinders automatically turn off?

A: Yes. The unit will automatically power off after 20 seconds of button inactivity to conserve battery life.

Q: What do you have to address when using OLED rangefinder?

A: One benefit of laser rangefinders over GPS devices is that you can aim them at anything and see how far away it is. The flag, a hazard, the front or back of the green, the widest part of the fairway, whatever, it doesn't matter.

Q: Do I need slope on my rangefinder?

A: With most rangefinders and GPS-based apps, you only get line-of-sight readings. And that's plenty for going through a bucket of balls at the driving range. But with a slope-equipped rangefinder, you get more accurate distance measurements, indicating which club to grab and how to swing it like a real scratch golfer.

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