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The best of the best! We roundup the best Mileseey golf rangefinders for 2026
It’s no secret golf can be expensive. Rangefinders are no different. Well, that is until now. Mileseey are a brand that you will have likely seen on Amazon, and their pricing may have even caught your attention. Where other brands demand hundreds of pounds for their GPSs, Mileseey stand out like a shining angel.
Okay, shining angel may be too far. But you get my point. They’re more reasonably priced. Our review team put them to the test to find out whether a drop in value means a drop in performance.
We think you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Find out more in our best Mileseey Golf Rangefinders for 2026 below…
Best Mileseey Golf Rangefinders 2025
MILESEEY IONME2 Golf Rangefinder
You can only have one first impression when you open the box containing the Mileseey IONME2 golf rangefinder: It is small. And you would be forgiven for thinking this, because it is small, very small. This can only work in its favour, though, as it can not only slot into your bag with ease, but also into any of your pockets.
It is about half the height of most other rangefinders on the market. It barely weighs anything in your hands; it is almost too light, like a feather. Joking aside, I loved this feature of the rangefinder, as it essentially redefines how big one of these devices actually needs to be.
PinPoint Green mode allows you to measure the distance on the green with very precise accuracy, a matter of inches even. You can tell you are in this mode when you press the button with the white circle on it until a green ring appears around the red flag as you see it in the lens.
The flag-locking vibration is exceptional. This is a must for rangefinders now, and Mileseey nail it. And I have absolutely no issue with the PinPoint Green mode at all – it will provide you with super-accurate measurements, as it did for me. It is just a case of whether you think that feature is useful – and the same can probably be said of the Coach mode.
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PROS
Compact, light and practical
Flag-lock vibration provides reassurance
Clip on mount is a very good inclusion
CONS
Some golfers might not make use of all of the features, or find them too fiddly
RELATED: Read our full review of the MILESEEY IONME2 Golf Rangefinder here.
The MILESEEY GenePro G1 Touchscreen & GPS Rangefinder is a very impressive piece of work. It is small, very compact, and it really looked the part when I took it out of its box. The design of it is very neat and tidy, and it almost looks like something you’d find in James Bond’s Aston Martin glove compartment.
The home display on the touchscreen tells you the time, the temperature, and the humidity, and you can view your performance history as well. You can track your shots, from how many you have taken to the number of putts you have hit. If you are of the Bryson DeChambeau and Matt Fitzpatrick nerd-ilk, you will love all of these features.
The GPS features and the touchscreen on the side are superb, as it not only gives you a map of the course, but also accurate yardages and helps with identifying hazards too.
PROS
The vibration gives reassurance that you have found the target.
Stroke and statistic recording feature is a game-changer
GPS and touchscreen feature completes the product as a real all-rounder
I didn’t have any problems operating the device and was able to lock in on my targets without any fuss. As with any laser rangefinder, you just need to work out how to hold it in a way that is stable and doesn’t wobble. My preferred method is what I call the T-Rex – with my elbows pinned against my chest. I find that works in the same way as a tripod does.
It’s hard not to be positive about a device that is less than half the price of the equivalent from the recognised brands in this sector.
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But over several rounds, I can only confirm that it is easy to use and does what it needs to. I have no problem zapping my targets to measure distance with this device and I am confident in the yardages it is providing me with. I would say that makes it a winner at a price point like this.
PROS
6x magnifying lens to make it easier to spot the flag
Rechargeable battery offers plug-in solution
Incredibly attractive price tag
CONS
Not a brand familiar to many golfers
RELATED: Read our full Mileseey PF260 Tour Golf Rangefinder review here.
The device is so compact that you can easily house it in your golf bag if you don’t want to use the carrying case. On the course, it was generally entirely straightforward to use. The screen is clear, bold and bright. It is easy to switch from standard mode to slope, and, if you wish, from yards to metres.
When you have a clear view of the flagstick, the PF1 locks on quickly, vibrates and gives an accurate measurement. The story isn’t quite the same if the flagstick is only partly visible or if I try to ‘ping’ a bunker face off the tee for example. In these situations, the laser may struggle to provide as accurate of a reading.
It has the advantage of being compact and water-resistant, making it ideal for use in the UK. I also liked that it comes with a rechargeable battery.
In summary, there are a range of quality Mileseey rangefinders for 2026. Your selection from these options depends on your personal preferences, whether you value the use of the added slope feature on some of the chosen lasers or just prefer a standard rangefinder. Whatever your choice, each device offers an enhancement on your golfing experience and improve your game.
