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Birdiepulse

Birdiepulse Golf Rangefinder with Slope 1300 Yards

  • Magnification Maximum: 6.5x
  • Battery Description: Lithium Ion Polymer
  • Item Weight: 0.26 pounds
  • Batteries are Included: Yes

Last refreshed Jun 22, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

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ASIN: B0G33NKJSNCategory: Golf Range Finders

Overview

A rechargeable laser rangefinder measuring 5 to 1300 yards with a straight line and slope mode toggled by the M button.

The recurring gripe is the on-screen numbers: more than one buyer wants them bolder and larger, and one review describes trouble locking onto the pin against a treed background.

  • 5-1300 yard range, 6-6.5x magnification
  • Straight line and slope modes via M button
  • Type-C rechargeable, magnetic mount
  • Flag lock with vibration confirmation

Who it's for

Fits recreational and mid-handicap golfers replacing a lost or aging rangefinder who do not need tournament-spec glass.

Pros and cons

Cons
  • Yardage numbers described as small, hard to read
  • One reviewer struggled locking onto the pin near trees
  • A button-orientation defect turned up on one unit

Performance notes

Straight line mode and slope mode cover both practice rounds and tournament-style play, switched with the M button rather than a menu dive.

Specifications

BrandBirdiepulse
Dimensions & fit
Item Weight0.26 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H3.9 × 2.5 × 1.6 inches
Capacity & performance
Measuring Range1300 yards
Power & efficiency
Battery DescriptionLithium Ion Polymer
Construction & materials
Material TypePlastic
ColorBlack
Included components
Batteries are IncludedYes
Unit Count1
Included ComponentsRangefinder Body
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year
Other details
Magnification Maximum6.5x
Sport TypeGolf

Frequently asked questions

Does the Birdiepulse Golf Rangefinder need batteries?

No, it charges over Type-C, so there are no batteries to replace mid-season.

Can the Birdiepulse rangefinder struggle to lock onto the flag?

One reviewer reported difficulty locking onto the pin, later traced by the seller to a unit with reversed button function, so most buyers should not expect that specific issue.