Updated on March 29th, 2023 at 04:53 pm

In a market dominated by Bushnell, there are few choices when it comes to finding a high-quality Rangefinder. The Precision Pro NX7 Slope Rangefinder is one that we have heard great things about and wanted to test it for ourselves. Below, we will break down what we liked, what we didn’t, and provide our honest review of this product.

We ordered the NX7 and received it via USPS within three days of ordering. It came in a small box with very few bells and whistles. Inside the box was:

The NX7 Pro rangefinder Quick Start Guide
A Hard shell carrying case
A small lanyard
A cleaning cloth
The rangefinder, with a Cr2 3-volt battery, was already installed

I took everything out of the box and was immediately impressed.

What stood out instantly was the size of the Precision Pro NX7 Slope compared to other brands like Bushnell. It is a little bit smaller compared to other models and fits very comfortably in your hand. I immediately went to my golf course to hit balls on the range and started testing it out with flags on the course. It was super simple to use and provided all the feedback needed.

There are two buttons at the top of the NX7. The first is a fluorescent green button that you tap on when you are locking onto your target. You aim, hit the fluorescent green button, and it vibrates and gives you your distance. The yardage pops up on the bottom middle of the viewfinder.

When looking in the viewfinder, your yardage is at the bottom. On the left is an M1, and M2. M1 is no slope. M2 is slope mode. In slope mode, it will tell you if you are hitting uphill or downhill, and the change in distance, based upon this elevation. When you lock on your target with M2, the distance still shows at the bottom of the viewfinder, but you can now view your adjusted distance at the top.

The Slope feature is not permitted in tournament play, and it is very easy to switch between M1 and M2 by hitting a button. The only thing that makes me a bit nervous about using this feature in a tournament is that there is no external switch to quickly identify if the Slope feature has been turned on or off.

When we received the Precision Pro NX7 Pro Slope Rangefinder, it was already set up in yards. The easy to read instruction guide explains very simply how to change that setting to meters if desired.

The final image inside of the NX7 view that was really convenient was the battery life. If you own a rangefinder, you know how much it sucks to be playing a round, and all of a sudden, it no longer works. There is no warning. Your rangefinder is dead. But, not with the NX7 Pro Slope.

You can easily see the battery life remaining in the top right-hand corner of the viewfinder. Never again will you be caught off guard with your rangefinder no longer working.

One thing to point out is that Precision Pro Golf provides free battery replacements for their rangefinder, which is a great feature. We haven’t finalized sending in our information about the program just yet, but plan on doing so in the very near future.

There is a lot to like about the NX7. We found it very easy to use and extremely accurate, and it was our choice for the Money, Rangefinder several months back.

During the process of testing the NX7, we compared it to our Bushnell Tour V4 Patriot Pack Model. We found that these two models were consistently within a yard of one another.

Pros

Cost significantly less than Bushnell slope model.
Smaller than the Bushnell and fits conveniently in your hand
Neon Green body makes it difficult to misplace
Can turn slope on and off with a single button
Rangefinder vibrates when we lock on our target

Cons

No exterior button to turn Slope on and off

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Precision NX7 Review: At A Glance

Overall you can tell that we are relatively impressed with all that the Precision NX7 has to offer; here is a recap of the technologies featured in this impressive rangefinder.

Updated Design

Precision Pro comes out with rangefinders reasonably often. Each rangefinder they release is something that is unique and adds some type of new technology to the market. The most recent design has been engineered to help give golfers accurate distances and even the new slope technology.

Adaptive Slope Technology

Slope technology ensures that golfers will get the exact distance that they should play a shot to. If you have 110 yards straight up a hill, chances are it will play closer to 130 yards. For humans to guess these distances on the course is tough; with the NX7 Pro Slope golf rangefinder, there is no guessing.

Quick and Concise

Slow play is a clear issue for many golfers, but with the NX7 Pro Slope, this will not be a concern. You can simply point and shoot and get the exact yardage that you need to play the shot. Overall the speed of the rangefinder is something that helps make it more efficient and encourages golfers to use the technology.

600 Yard Range

The Precision Pro NX7 is a great option for those that are playing golf courses they have never seen before. With a 600 yard range, you can easily see the entire hole using the scope and get a great idea of which club you may need to hit. Having the ball fly 600 yards is impossible, but getting a good look at the hole is very important.

Lifetime Battery Replacement

Even though the warranty on the NX7 Pro Slope is just two years, you will also get a lifetime battery replacement with this technology. The battery replacement is an excellent feature as the unique battery can end up being expensive. Simply let Precision Pro know that you need a new one, and it will be sent to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Hopefully, you now understand everything that you need to know about the Precision NX7 rangefinder. Here are a few of the most commonly asked questions that we get about these products.

Does Precision Pro Make Good Rangefinders?

Just because the Precision Pro Rangefinders are not as expensive as some others on the market does not mean they are not technologically advanced. Many of these rangefinders will do a great job of getting you accurate and reliable yardage, even without costing as much as a Bushnell.

Is A Golf Rangefinder Better Than A GPS?

A golf rangefinder is different than a golf GPS. With a rangefinder, there is more manual work involved with having to scope out the pin and shoot the number, yet you will also find that the rangefinder will give you exact yardage. The GPS provides yardages to the front, center, and back of the green; you simply need to just have it with you to get a number.

It is hard to say that one is better than the other when the technology is so different.

Is The Precision NX7 Worth It?

The Precision Pro NX7 is worth the money that you will spend. For about half the price of some of the other rangefinders on the market, you will be impressed with all that this has to offer. The NX7 is one of the most affordable yet accurate rangefinders on the market. Don’t let the fair pricing fool you; this thing is built to last.

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