Levenhuk LX1000 Telemetro laser

Out on the golf course, a player raises the Levenhuk LX1000 to his eye, presses a button, and instantly knows the flag is 187 meters away. Hunters, surveyors, and outdoor enthusiasts rely on this rangefinder for accurate distance measurements from 5 to 1000 meters with ±1 m precision. Its 6x magnification and fully multi-coated 21 mm objective lens deliver bright, clear views, while multiple measurement modes—including continuous scan, flagpole lock, slope compensation, height, and speed—cover a wide range of tasks. The IP54-rated housing shrugs off dust and splashes, and the 1/4" tripod mount allows stable, hands-free operation. Powered by a single CR2 battery, the LX1000 is a compact, dependable tool for any distance-measuring need.

Key specifications

• Measurement range: 5–1000 m (5–1093 yds)
• Accuracy: ±1 m (±1 yd)
• Magnification: 6x; objective lens: 21 mm
• Field of view: 7.2°; exit pupil: 3.5 mm; eye relief: 16 mm
• Laser: 905 nm, Class 1 (eye-safe)
• Measurement modes: single, continuous scan, flagpole lock, slope compensation, height, speed
• Speed measurement: 18–300 km/h
• Display: LCD; diopter adjustment: ±5
• Power: 1x CR2 3V battery; auto power off after 30 s
• Water resistance: IP54; operating temperature: -10 to +50 °C
• Tripod mount: 1/4" thread; units: meters/yards

Why choose it

The Levenhuk LX1000 combines long-range capability with rugged portability. Its fully multi-coated optics ensure bright, high-contrast images even in low light, while the slope compensation feature provides adjusted distances for uphill or downhill shots—critical for accurate golf club selection or hunting in mountainous terrain. The IP54 rating means it can handle rain and dust, and the auto power-off function conserves battery life during long days outdoors.

Ideal use cases

• Golf: precise yardages to flags, hazards, and layup points
• Hunting: ranging game and calculating holdover with slope compensation
• Surveying and construction: quick distance checks on site
• Outdoor sports: speed measurement for cycling, boating, or motorsports
• Nature observation: estimating distances to wildlife or landmarks

Good to know

The LX1000 is powered by a common CR2 lithium battery, available at most electronics or camera stores. The LCD display shows readings in either meters or yards, selectable via the menu. For extended use, the 1/4" tripod socket allows mounting on a standard tripod to eliminate hand shake. The device is lightweight and fits easily in a pocket or belt pouch, making it a practical companion for any outdoor activity.