Product Description
Featuring scan mode and incredible accuracy, the HALO is built for long life in the field. The R400 Halo laser range finder uses Opti-Logic range finding technology. It is a Class I Laser Product that complies with US and international laser performance standards IEC 60825-1. It has a maximum of 400 yards to reflective target, 6x magnification, and scan mode. Scan Mode allows you to actively range multiple targets without having to reactivate the laser for each target. It is waterproof and precise to +/- 1 yard with a 1 year warranty. Includes a wrist lanyard, carrying case, lens cloth and product info guide. CR2 lithium ion battery not included.
| List Price: | $119.99 |
| Price: | $89.99 |
| as of Thu, 21 Feb 2013 05:10:13 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #56214 in Sports & Outdoors
- Size: 0.55
- Brand: Wild Game Innovations
- Model: R400
- Released on: 2011-04-08
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 4.00" h x 5.00" w x 2.75" l, .45 pounds
Features
- 400 yard Halo laser range finder
- 6x magnification
- Scan Mode allows you to actively range multiple targets without having to reactivate the laser for each target.
- Precise to +/- 1 yard
- Waterproof
Amazon.com
Offered at a fun value, the Halo 400 Yard Laser Rangefinder from Wildgame Innovations delivers exceptionally accurate and efficient range finding with a maximum reflective range of 400 yards at an affordable price. Featuring a scan mode that allows you to range multiple targets without reactivating the laser and an easy to read LCD screen, the Halo 400 offers everything you need to hit your target. Built for a long life of use in the field, the Halo 400 boasts a water resistant housing, an anti-fog lens, and has a 20-second power saver to conserve battery life. Equipped with 6X magnification with a 15.5-millimeter lens and a 24-millimeter objective lens with a 7-degree view angle, the Halo 400 fits in the palm of your hand for incredibly lightweight ease of use. Backed by a one year warranty from Wildgame Innovations, the Halo 400 is ready to deliver your next trophy.
Features:
- Scan Mode allows you to actively range multiple targets without having to reactivate the laser for each target.
- Easy to read LCD Screen displays reticle, low battery icon, active ranging icon, numerical display, and unit of measure (yards or meters).
 Compact and lightweight, the Halo delivers range finding to the palm of your hand. |
- Power: 6X
- Eye Lens: 15.5-millimeter--anti-fog
- Object Lens: 24 millimeters
- View Angle: 7 degrees
- Precision: +/- 1 yard
- Scan Mode: Yes
- Power Saver: 20 seconds without pressing a button
- Weight: 8 ounces
- Size: 4.2 x 3 x 1.7 inches
- Water resistant
- Battery: CR2
What's in the Box?
Halo 400 Laser Rangefinder, carrying case, lanyard, product information guide, lens cloth
From the Manufacturer
From Wildgame Innovations comes the Halo Laser Rangefinder, featuring scan mode and incredible accuracy, the Halo is built for long life in the field. Scan mode allows you to actively range multiple targets without having to reactivate the laser for each target. The LCD screen displays reticle, low battery icon, active ranging icon, numerical display, and unit of measure (yards or meters).
Specifications:
- Power: 6x
- Eye Lens: 15.5mm - anti-fog
- Object Lens: 24mm
- View Angle: 7 Degrees
- Precision: +/- 1 Yard
- Water Resistant: Yes
- Scan Mode: Yes
- Weight: 8 oz.
- Size: 4.2" x 3" x 1.7"
- Battery: CR2
- Power Saver: 20 seconds without pressing a button
Manufacturer's Warranty
1 year
What's in the Box?
Laser range finder unit, carrying case, lanyard, product information guide and lens cloth
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
33 of 36 people found the following review helpful.
By M. Breitbarth
This is a very basic range finder so don't expect all kinds of bells and whistles. It read all the way down to 5 yards for me (although the box says 10 yards) and it reads all the way up to 400 yards (500 if its a very reflective surface I think). It is accurate to +/- 1 yard which is what it does. I'm assuming the other reviewer had a couple problems that were his own doing. 1st: the battery indicator wasn't showing that battery life was at half, it was showing that the battery was low which can give inaccurate reading; 2nd, if he is used to using an expensive range finder maybe he was moving it before it had time to read the distance to the object. I experienced this when I tried to range my mailbox which is about 30 yards out and it gave a reading of 55 yards. I steadied myself and tried again and then it read the distance perfectly. Since when does a product coming with a lanyard already attached mean that it isn't any good? He was already making assumptions before he opened the box. I am a hunting enthusiast and work in the hunting department at a sporting goods store. This range finder definitely can not be compared to a high end leupold. It does not have any extra features. It reads distance and so far with my testing has been doing it accurately. Don't be scared to give this one a try as it does have a complete 1 year warranty as well (no extra shipping charges etc) (just remember to send in the warranty registration card. Happy hunting!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By JLRoberts
I bought this for my father for Christmas and was a little weary of it due to all the negative reviews of it. So I decided to go to the actual stores that sold it and talked to a few employees and even customers (the stores being Dicks, Gander Mountain, Bass Pro Shops) and it seemed like the overall reaction was positive so I went ahead and bought it. Now for my pros/cons and comments to other reviews.
Pros - Lightweight, Simple One Button Use, Automatic Shut Off, Accurate in all conditions (including fog, rain, bright sun), LCD Display Easy To Read In Most Conditions
Cons - Battery Cost (ranging anywhere from 8 to 14 dollars wherever you find them since they are used in some cameras as well), Case Size Being a Bit To Small
Now for overall comments pertaining to other reviews. The biggest complaint I've seen is battery life but I discovered that the case being to small might actually turn on the device so a suggestion for that is get a slightly bigger case or take the battery out when you don't plan on using it for a few days. Also using the "scan" mode will drain any battery since it device is constantly sending out its laser to range so try to hold off on using the scan mode. Another complaint seemed to be the lens being "unclear" but this device does have a focus ring but it isn't labeled nor is it clearly said in the included instruction manual for the device. This fixed the lens problem right away for my father.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By R. King
My suggestion is to do what I did and decide for yourself. I went to Dunham Sports and tested it along side of 2 other range finders. The results were Bushnell Yardage Pro 450 ($143.99) & Nikon Prostaff 550 ($178.95), distance (26 yards each) & Halo 400 ($119.99) sale price ($84.99), distance (44yards), second test Bushnell & Nikon, distance (43 yards each) & Halo distance, (31 yards), 3rd test Bushnell & Nikon distance, (94 yards each) & halo distance, (66 yards). I repeeted the test to show the sales person my results and the Bushnell & Nikon were dead on with the same results as the first time while the Halo 400 was showing (34 yards, 49 yards & 81 yards respectively). This is totally unacceptable for any use for a bow hunter, golfer, hunter, or anything else. No wonder the were on sale for $84.99 I would stay away from the Halo 400 and buy something different. Test it for yourself and you can decide if you want to spend your money on this item, I didn't. I hope you find my report helpfull.
Regards,
R. King
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