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Halo XLR1600 Rangefinder

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Instantaneous Readings

Up to 1,600 yards

Uses 6x

Magnification for viewing distant targets

Premium Glass

Optical lenses for clear ranging

Angle Intelligence

Compensates for uphill or downhill

Scan Mode

Constant ranging to multiple targets

$149.99
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SKU: WX2*0728741

Overview

Built for hunters who need dependable distance readings in open country, this rangefinder is designed to help you assess targets quickly when terrain and range become difficult to judge. It offers 6x magnification, premium glass optical lenses, and instant readings out to 1,600 yards, making it suited to backcountry glassing and long shots. Angle Intelligence helps account for uphill or downhill angles, while Scan Mode supports constant ranging across multiple targets. The ergonomic, water-resistant design adds practical use in changing conditions, and it includes a CR2 lithium ion battery.

Why Hunters Choose the Halo

Measures Distances

Up to 1,600 yards for

6x Magnification

Helps bring distant targets into

Angle Intelligence

Compensates for uphill and downhill

Scan Mode

Up to four readings per

Auto Acquisition

Delivers exact readings twice as

Key Features

  • Delivers instantaneous readings up to 1,600 yards.
  • Uses 6x magnification for viewing distant targets.
  • Features premium glass optical lenses for clear ranging.
  • Angle Intelligence compensates for uphill or downhill shots.
  • Scan Mode provides constant ranging to multiple targets.
  • Includes an ergonomic, water-resistant body for field use.
  • Comes with a CR2 lithium ion battery.

Best Used For

  • Backcountry hunters needing quick distance checks across wide-open terrain
  • Archery or rifle users who want slope-compensated readings on angled shots
  • Hunters tracking multiple targets and distances during fast-moving glassing sessions
  • Users who prefer a compact rangefinder with ergonomic grip and finger pressure points
  • Field users needing a water-resistant rangefinder for unsettled weather conditions

Specifications

Angle IntelligenceYes
Auto AcquisitionYes
Battery TypeCR2 lithium ion battery
Grip DesignErgonomic design with natural grip and finger pressure points
Lens TypePremium glass optical lenses
Magnification6x
Maximum Range1,600 yards
Scan ModeYes
Slope CompensationYes
Target Readings Per SecondUp to four readings per second
True DistanceYes
Water ResistanceWater resistant body

Pros

  • Measures distances up to 1,600 yards for long-range hunting applications.
  • 6x magnification helps bring distant targets into clearer view.
  • Angle Intelligence compensates for uphill and downhill shots.
  • Scan Mode provides constant ranging with up to four readings per second.
  • Auto Acquisition delivers exact readings twice as fast as previous models.
  • Ergonomic design includes natural grip and finger pressure points.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Maximum ranging distance is up to 1,600 yards, so close-in work or very short distances are not the focus of this model.
  • 6x magnification offers a balanced view, but it is not a high-magnification optic for users who want a tighter target image.
  • Angle Intelligence and Scan Mode add useful functionality, but they also mean more features to learn and use in the field.
  • The body is water resistant, not described as fully waterproof, so wet-weather use still calls for some care.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Long-range hunting rangefinder
  • Angle-compensating rangefinder
  • Archery rangefinder
  • Compact binoculars

Suggested Accessories

  • Rangefinder case
  • Lens cleaning cloth
  • Replacement battery
  • Tripod adapter

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum ranging distance of the Halo XLR1600 Rangefinder?

The XLR1600 Rangefinder provides instantaneous readings up to 1,600 yards.

Does this rangefinder account for uphill or downhill shots?

Yes. It features Angle Intelligence(TM), which compensates for an upward or downward slope to give you a true distance to your target.

What magnification does the XLR1600 use?

It uses 6x magnification.

Can it range multiple targets quickly?

Yes. Scan Mode is designed for constant ranging to multiple targets and can take up to four readings per second.

What comes included with the rangefinder?

The included item listed in the product data is a CR2 lithium ion battery.