The Precision Pro NX10 Slope is a 6x slope rangefinder with a tournament-legal slope switch, a magnetic cart mount and swappable cosmetic panels. Golf Monthly made it a 2023 Editor's Choice and rated it 4.7 out of 5, calling it fast, accurate, lightweight and versatile, with its only listed drawback the lack of stabilisation. Plugged In Golf found it exceptionally easy to use and very accurate, consistently matching other rangefinders and course markings, and judged it a good value for golfers who prefer simplicity to extra features.
Full review
One button and a slope switch
The Precision Pro NX10 Slope is a 6x laser rangefinder with adaptive slope and a switch that turns slope off for tournament play. Plugged In Golf found it exceptionally easy to use: there is one button on top that powers it on and takes a yardage, plus the slope switch, and the viewfinder shows the yardage in large numbers below the aiming reticle with the slope-adjusted figure to the right and nothing else cluttering the view.
Golf Monthly, which made it a 2023 Editor's Choice, found it worked great right out of the box, giving both the true distance and the slope-adjusted 'what it plays' number at a press of the button, with a bright LCD that stays easy to read in bright sunlight.
Accuracy and speed
Plugged In Golf found its accuracy very strong, consistently matching the yardages from other rangefinders and on-course markings. Speed was very quick but not quite in the elite category, a difference the reviewer put at a fraction of a second. A short pulse vibration confirms when it locks onto a target, and Golf Monthly called it fast, accurate, lightweight and versatile.
Golf Monthly's one reservation is stability: it has no stabilisation feature, and people who naturally shake may have difficulty with visually small, far-away targets such as flags.
Swappable panels and a magnetic mount
The NX10's party trick is customization. Plugged In Golf notes the side panel is held on by a magnet and swaps without tools, while the front panel needs the included Allen wrench, and the screws and wrench are small and easy to lose. Golf Monthly saw the optional skins as a bit of a sideshow on an otherwise great product. Both outlets liked the built-in magnetic cart mount, and Plugged In Golf found the unit sturdy in hand with a stout button and switch.
Value and support
Plugged In Golf rated it a good value for a dependable rangefinder if you prefer ease of use to a wide array of features, and pointed to Precision Pro's lifetime battery replacement service. Golf Monthly cites a three-year replacement warranty and a free battery replacement program. Precision Pro's own store lists it at $249.99.
Strengths
- +Golf Monthly found it fast, accurate, lightweight and versatile
- +Plugged In Golf found its yardages consistently matched other rangefinders and on-course markings
- +Very simple controls and an uncluttered viewfinder, per Plugged In Golf
- +Built-in magnetic cart mount and pulse vibration on target lock
- +Lifetime battery replacement service, per Plugged In Golf
Watch-outs
- −No stabilisation; Golf Monthly says shaky hands may struggle with small, far-away targets
- −Plugged In Golf found it very quick but not quite elite-fast
- −Front-panel swap uses small screws and an Allen wrench that are easy to lose, per Plugged In Golf
How it compares
At $249.99 on Precision Pro's store it costs less than the Bushnell Tour V7 Shift ($399.99), Voice Caddie TL1 ($349.99) and Blue Tees Captain Pro ($299.98) listed on this page, and more than the Shot Scope Pro L2 ($149.99).
Rating sources
Counts as 4.58/5 in our score — this publisher's 2 scores on the site average 4.58, so its scores are adjusted down to compare fairly with other publishers.
“The Precision Pro NX10 rangefinder is exceptionally easy to use. Accurate and quick. The ability to customize the look sets it apart.”
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