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NX9 SLOPE RANGEFINDER Reviews

4.7 Rating 1,036 Reviews
First of all, this range finder is a good value but a few minor issues keep it from being great. The unit seems to be very sensitive to fog. If it isn’t absolutely clear/dry the range finder always reads 15 yards. Playing partners with other brands don’t have this problem. Fortunately, I can ask them for their results when we’re on the tee box of a par 3. Otherwise, I have to defer to GPS. The magnet is a nice feature but it’s on the wrong side for right handed players. The magnetic side faces your right palm so you have to place it on metal surfaces with your left hand. I rarely use this feature since I walk most of my rounds. Lastly, the loop that holds the D-ring on the case is either very poor quality or is stitched with its diameter too large because the D-ring keeps twisting and the loop looks like it is going to rip/fail prematurely. See attached image.
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Posted 5 years ago
Love my NX9 rangefinder. What I like most is the quick distance response and the magnetic connection I use on the golf cart. This is the best rangefinder on the market for the price.
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Posted 5 years ago
This is only my second rangfinder. NX7 PRO was my first. I have become a fast fan. I enjoy the accurate information I get from this piece of equipment. Worth the investment.
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Posted 5 years ago
Works flawlessly! Fast, accurate and so easy to use!
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Posted 5 years ago
Much better than the NX7 Pro. It finds and locks on to the flag much quicker and easier.
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Posted 5 years ago
The older model NX7 took a little time to lock onto the target, otherwise it was great. Now, this NX9HD locks on almost instantaneously, and the picture is very clear. Everything about this rangefinder is exactly what I wanted!
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Posted 5 years ago
I replaced my Bushnell Tour Z6 rangefinder with the new NX9 HD Slope rangefinder because I my Z6 did not have the slope feature. The NX9 HD is lightweight, accurate and has a very bright viewfinder, which makes sighting pins very easy, and it has a very attractive and sturdy case for when not in use. Lastly, the ordering and shipping process were very smooth, and the product team was even willing to help ship my rangefinder to a FedEx drop off location so that I could it's release date delivery lined-up with my business trip that week! Although I am giving the NX9 HD a well-deserved 5-star rating, I do have the following observations. 1. The Mode button on top of the rangefinder is very sensitive and it is easy to mistakenly and unknowingly change from yards to meters, or from standard to slope mode. You can avoid this from occurring by trying to not touch the range button, however, I now check the mode settings each time that I measure a pin distance to make sure that I have it right. 2. On a slightly foggy day recently, I was unable to get a pin distance on the first hole of the course I was playing after multiple attempts when out approximately 100 yards; I kept getting a reading of 18 yards. The problem cleared up on the subsequent hole so I wrote it off as an anomaly.
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Posted 5 years ago
Great device. 7X magnification is as good as it gets. Love, love, LOVE the magnetic case which allows me to ditch the crappy magnetic strap needed for other cases. Big Downside: The separate button on the top to toggle between slope and non-slope measurement is WAY TOO EASY to activate when handling. There are just too many times I have to reset this feature during a normal round. It would be helpful if this button was recessed or moved to a different location (not so close to the targeting button). Other than the above, the only other feature that would make this rangefinder perfect would be to have the reticles display in RED rather than black. In black, and in lower light conditions (lower light conditions), the rangefinder can be harder to read that other rangefinders that display in red. For the price, this is a very good rangefinder.
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Posted 5 years ago