FlightScope i4 Rangefinder

The device’s key features—particularly the wind and environmental functions—require a reliable connection to an iPhone. After technical support contacted me to troubleshoot the issues I was experiencing, I decided to give the device another try on the course. Unfortunately, the experience was abysmal. The device repeatedly lost its Bluetooth connection to my iPhone, and nearly every time I went to use it, I had to reconnect it. This made the device cumbersome, frustrating, and impractical to use during a round of golf. The iPhone connectivity is essential to the features that were a major reason I purchased the device in the first place. A product like this should work seamlessly on the course—not require constant attention to reconnect Bluetooth throughout the round. After giving it another opportunity following technical support’s assistance, I’m convinced this device simply does not perform as advertised and does not meet my expectations.

All new to me , just need to stop moving enough to hit and see the flag. I thought this technology would at lease have a stabilizer or some type of gyro system built in. Cell phone cameras seem to have this tech for video does it not. Anyway I’ll continue to use it at times along with my Garmen Golf Watch.

I really like the range finder, but I find the need to use the app on my phone to be cumbersome. I normally don’t carry my phone on me when golfing and when it is in my cart it sometimes disconnects. I would rather have the range finder be autonomous