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- PlayBetter: A year ago you'd never heard of Miles C, and it'd be easy to write them off as another no-name rangefinder brand. But look at what they're building. You've got rangefinders that read your putts, one with a built-in GPS and full color touchscreen right on the device, and a speaker with a GPS you can pop off and carry, all without even connecting to an app. Five products in all, from $169 to $800, and we're going through every one of them today. This is Golf Tech Weekly. Presented by Play Better. Welcome back, Mark Shaporgian and Daniel Fitzpatrick with you once again. ⁓ For our regulars, thank you very much. This is the reason that we do this every week. And if you're new here, hit like and subscribe so you don't miss what's coming. Today we're talking Milesy, a newer name in Golf Tech, but they're doing some of the most interesting things out there right now in Rangefinders and GPS. ⁓ I've got five products and we'll figure out. Who each one is actually for. ⁓ quick word on who Milesy is. ⁓ this is a Chinese company that that made its name building precision precision laser measuring tools for construction and industry ⁓ long before they ever got into golf. They've got hundreds of patents behind the tech. ⁓ this is real engineering, ⁓ so it's not, you know, it's not some anonymous outfit that's just slapping a logo on the cheap rangefinder. ⁓ But it's a it's a it's a brand that's relatively new for all of us. ⁓ Daniel, I'm curious if you're hearing any buzz from customers, whether that be curiosity, skepticism, ⁓ interest at all, if ⁓ if you're feeling any of this momentum as we move through 2026. Yeah, as we get ⁓ later in the year, we definitely are starting to see more and more interest in the product as it matures in the market a little bit more, I think. ⁓ plus the devices are out and available and ⁓ starting to get some really positive reviews back. So ⁓ you know, I was excited to have this ⁓ you know episode today anyway, Mark, because I think it's only gonna grow the brand a little bit more and maybe maybe give some viewers out there a little bit ⁓ more information on these products and even some of our experiences using them. ⁓ so excited to kind of dive in and just kind of compare and contrast to some of our other favorite products that are, you know, maybe we've already covered. And just kind of talk about how these these Mousey products have some of the maybe like outside the box type features that you don't see in some of the traditional devices we're used to purchasing or or reviewing. Right. ⁓ exactly right. That is the story here is that they're doing things that are are really innovative. ⁓ so let's start with the speaker. ⁓ they've got the Gene Sonic Pro GPS speaker. It comes in at $299.99. ⁓ they debuted this at the PGA show in January. ⁓ Daniel, walk us through ⁓ some of what you know about that product. Yeah, so a really exciting part of their PGA show booth, from what I remember. I mean, I remember walking up and kind of seeing these big speakers everywhere. It's kind of like eye-opening at, you know, this thing could be something. So you know, the GPS speaker, the the GeneSonic Pro, it it's a 40 watt speaker. So comparison wise to some of the competitors. Bushnell Wingman HD, the blue tees options, they're they're more the 30 watt speaker. So it is going to be a louder speaker. you know, if you're someone who likes to bring the boom maybe to the T box, maybe that's something that you want out of it, something that's just got a little bit more ⁓ more power behind it. ⁓ but it's not just a speaker, it's a GPS speaker. So it actually has a detachable GPS unit. That you can pop out of there and take with you. So maybe if you're if your buddy is somewhere else hitting and you need to walk somewhere else and see a GPS number, or if it's cart path only and you want to walk with it out to your golf ball, you can simply just detach it. It's like a little magnet that just sucks it right in there. So you can you can take it out, take it over there to your shot with you. And it's so small, like it's smaller than your phone. So it'll fit right into your pocket while you're swinging if you want to. ⁓ really unique feature. with ⁓ with a GPS speaker that you can take that information with you. It doesn't require an app or anything with it. It has, you know, all the golf courses preloaded into it. So ⁓ you know, when you're talking two hundred and ninety-nine dollars, that's ⁓ that's a pretty impressive value to get a a high-end speaker and GPS kind of all in one unit. Absolutely. ⁓ just as you nailed ⁓ the kind of the key differentiators here, ⁓ the detachable ⁓ GPS, we've never seen that before, right? ⁓ and then the built-in GPS chip. We've never seen that before in a speaker either. And so just like you said, you you don't have to connect to an app. You can pull the ⁓ the GPS out, meaning you can leave the speaker stuck to the cart post and then walk to your ball with ⁓ with your GPS. particularly useful if you're playing with ⁓ partners who've driven away to their ball or your cart path only or whatever the case may be. ⁓ super, super interesting. It's a little bit more expensive than than both the Wingman HD and the Blue Tees, their latest ⁓ speaker. ⁓ but I think for what they're bringing to the table here, and as you mentioned, a more powerful speaker at 40 watts, ⁓ I think it's worth the the price difference. And we're only talking, if I'm not mistaken, like a $50 price difference, ⁓ something like that. I think this thing has the potential to be the most interesting golf speaker on the market. In 2026 or going forward. And so it'll be interesting to see as it gains more momentum and more kind of brand awareness among consumers what the reaction is like. ⁓ Really, really interesting product. ⁓ Well, let's talk rangefinders. So ⁓ the Gene Pro S1 AI rangefinder is $800. Daniel, what what in the hell makes a rangefinder worth $800? Yeah, it's kind of a a shocking price point for for rangefinders. It is the most expensive rangefinder ⁓ that we sell. ⁓ and as far as I know, probably on on the market. ⁓ but it does pack some unique features ⁓ that separate it from, you know, your standard range finder that's giving you slope with distances. So ⁓ some of the things that it does offer that other range finders you won't find out there that has, ⁓ which one of the cooler features, I think, is the pinpoint ⁓ green technology, which helps you get some precise measurements on the putting surface. So Mark, I know you've got like direct ⁓ experience using that. So like is that something that's even worth it? Like would you would you get up on the putting green and and measure a putt? I mean I I guess it could be useful, but maybe talk about your experience on that before we dive further into the features here with the ⁓ with the S1. Sure, sure. Well, the first thing I'll say is it does work. The feature works and the way they they do it is pretty cool. So you actually calibrate it using the rangefinder, you input your height. ⁓ and then the way you do it is you shoot the top. You for first of all, when you get up on the green, you hit a button which switches you from yards to feet. So you're now in that green reading mode. ⁓ the rangefinder is now spitting out the information in feet. ⁓ you shoot the top of the flag stick, so the flag's got to be in. Shoot the flagstick, ⁓ the top of the flagstick, and it accurately gives you the length of that putt. And I've pasted off numerous times. I even took a tape measure out and confirmed that it's entirely accurate. But just like you said, who would use it? ⁓ that's a big question. ⁓ is it more novelty or gimmick than realistically ⁓ practical? ⁓ I you know, I I played around with that idea quite a bit. ⁓ I found that. For practice rounds when I was playing solo, I could see some use cases. Like I could see ⁓ I could see kind of calibrating my my own game by using this thing to get better familiar, like vision-wise, what ⁓ the distance of a putt was, or even better, to calibrate my paces. So if I, you know, if I am somebody that paces off the the length of my putts, this would help me confirm kind of the length of my stride and kind of dial in that that technique that I might use to ⁓ read putt distances ⁓ so that I'm that much sharper. ⁓ but man, ⁓ to pull this thing out, I don't know who you play with, Daniel, but pull pull this thing out with my circle of friends, ⁓ I'm gonna have to have a thick skin. yeah, I think so too. I mean it's definitely unique. And I know if you ⁓ you know, if you're if you're a person who do who doesn't, you know, work off of normal yards and feet. You can also go metric and it'll do meters and centimeters for those measurements too. So it's not, it's not just yards and feet. ⁓ so pretty standard with rangefinder that you can switch from metric to imperial there. ⁓ but also like outside of that, like the pinpoint ⁓ point to point measuring system, which is really cool. So let's lay this out for him here, Mark. So let's say we're in a playing around a golf where we have a cart path only day. And we've hit the golf ball the opposite side of the fairway, like seems to always happen on the cart path only days. ⁓ and from the cart, you can actually shoot where your golf ball is. So you can laser from you to the golf ball. And then you can laser from you to the flag. And it actually gives you that triangulated distance of your golf ball to the flag. Yep. So yeah, sure, that might only you feel like work in cart path only days, and sure, that's fun. But it also can work where if you have a blind shot and maybe you need to reference some points to be able to get that distance. ⁓ if you're trying to help a buddy out, you know, things like that. So I can see a lot of areas where that specific feature would come in hand. ⁓ me in Florida in the summer, it rains a ton down here. We're in cart path only a lot. I would use that feature all the time. Yep. ⁓ so that's something I think that I would love to see in other rangefinders too. I think that that's probably a little bit underrated in this product, to be honest with you. I mean, ⁓ what's your experience using it? I absolutely agree with everything that you just said. the way that they do it too, with ⁓ they've got it so that it's just a push of one button that puts you into that triangulation mode, which makes it super slick and fast. ⁓ this is a very rare feature in rangefinders. We we see this in very, very few rangefinders that are that are ⁓ available. And so to have that triangulation mode right off the bat is is really really cool. ⁓ to make it as useful or ⁓ quick to use ⁓ is even better than the few other products that I've used that have triangulation. So ⁓ it becomes kind of the the best for doing that. And then just like you said, ⁓ you'd be surprised at how many use cases you find regularly where that is really, really helpful. You can shout out, you know, you can just as you say you can hook up your buddy who's across the fairway ⁓ with their yardage if they don't have a a shot measuring device on them. Car path only is the most obvious situation. And like you said, stepping around a bush from, you know, a blind shot or a or a tree and then being able to just shoot back to your ball and then the and then the flag and get that that number and get it fast. It's very useful. It's rare it's a it's a great, great feature to have. No question. Yeah, I I see myself using it a ton. ⁓ and there's there's even knowing that there's devices out there that have it, there's times where I wish the rangefinder I'm using does have it, where I don't have to try to figure it out on my GPS screen. Because it does make you use other resources when you don't have that exact that tool available. Exactly. So yeah, I think that's a huge piece of it. ⁓ I also think that ⁓ what they like to call their smart slope. ⁓ which is basically a play as distance, and we've seen that in other rangefinders as well, but that takes into account humidity, elevation, temperature, air pressure, and gives you the distance of what that shot is playing at that moment. ⁓ so other other specs on the on the Gene Pro S1, seven and a half magnification. I think that's incredible. ⁓ I think if you're paying 700 or 800 bucks for a rangefinder, it it better have some pretty good magnification and clear glass. ⁓ what what's your take on just the the optics and everything? Cause that that's an important part of the rangefinder, I feel like, too. Big time, big time. The 7.5X magnification, this is the only rangefinder that that I'm aware of that has that, ⁓ or that I've come across. And so that's the that's a huge, huge differentiator. ⁓ the glass, the overall optics, ⁓ the OLED display are all ⁓ absolutely outstanding. ⁓ Kind of another differentiator, you know, AI is obviously the buzzword of our current times right now. And this one to me feels slightly misleading in that I'm not sure what you might expect when you have a rangefinder that has AI in the title, but to me it might suggest that it's going to do ⁓ some things different than what this one actually does do. The AI is referring to how it ⁓ automatically reads the conditions and then sets ⁓ the rangefinder accordingly. So if it's foggy. It will ⁓ adjust to ⁓ have a better view and ⁓ optics in foggy conditions, in rainy conditions, in bright sunny conditions, and all of that adjustment is happening automatically. So that's what they're referring to for for AI. I I feel almost like that's maybe even a a slight letdown, just given maybe what I don't know, what we expect AI nowadays, the thing's gonna hit the shot for us or or whatever. But ⁓ I I don't know, Daniel. Where I come down on this thing is there are very clearly some serious differentiators. The 7.5X magnification, the the ability to read the the ⁓ putts, ⁓ the triangulation, those are those those last two are rare features. The seven and a half half X magnification is a truly rare feature or a truly unique feature. And still, when I add it all up, I don't see eight hundred dollars. ⁓ I Personally wonder if this thing is a little bit overpriced. your reaction to that. I I'm right on board with you and I think it's for a few reasons. So number one, there isn't like an app or anything that pairs with it that has enhanced features or anything that could, you know, kind of go along with it that might enhance that that connection or something like that. ⁓ maybe ⁓ even a pairing with the speaker ⁓ would be like maybe useful or something like that. ⁓ but I think the biggest thing that that I I think we both feel the drawback from is that when we look at the next two products we're gonna talk about, it just feels like almost like those products are very equal and it just doesn't seem ⁓ ideal for that big of a price jump. So ⁓ maybe we can jump into the G one and kind of talk about that. And I think that'll kind of shed some light on why we feel That the price on the on the S1 may not be as favorable to as many users as maybe what the G1 would be. Yes. great, great idea. ⁓ so I've got that on hand here. ⁓ and as you can see, ⁓ the the Gene Pro G1, which is $500, so $300 less than the S1, has a built-in ⁓ 2.13 inch AMOLED touch screen on the side of the device. ⁓ it's it comes ⁓ it's the The GPS chip is built into the device. So you don't have to connect to an app to get the 43,000 plus pre-loader golf courses. ⁓ You're getting not just front, center, back, but on the maps, you've got your hazards, you've got layups, you've got the option, you have a pin pointer that you can scroll through. ⁓ there's several different settings ⁓ that you have on this thing. And just like we said, we're not sure if the S1 is worth $800. To me, the Gene Pro G1 at $500 is like a screaming deal, honestly, because the GPS is so good. The laser itself is so good that if you consider what you would spend if you bought a rangefinder and a comparable GPS separately, I promise you it'd be more than $500. ⁓ Not to mention, you'd have the hassle of having to use two devices instead of one device. So this is. To me, a unicorn of a product and a really, really compelling ⁓ case to be made for not just the best of this line, but even potentially the best overall rangefinder available for people that want, you know, maybe are already playing typically with a rangefinder and a watch or a rangefinder and a headheld GPS. Now you have that option all in one. ⁓ You know, an interesting comparison is the Bushnell 2 or hybrid. Which also has a built-in GPS chip, super cool for the same reasons. However, with that one, you just get front, middle, back. You don't get a full color whole map. You don't get the opportunity to check out layup distances or hazard distances or any of the other screens that you can scroll through. On the other hand, I will say that I do find the tour hybrid to be more convenient because when you look through the reticle, you've got front, middle, back and your pinpoint distance all in the same line of sight. That's nice. With this, of course, you're getting your laser distance. And then if you want any of that ⁓ GPS information, you've then got to turn and look at the screen. So I look at the tour iBred as potentially more convenient. They're the same price, by the way. I look at the Gene Pro G1 as far more loaded. and I'll take that little that slight little inconvenience of having to look at the screen just because there's so much more information available. ⁓ I think it's really interesting product. Now that screen does eat the battery life. So this is one that you're gonna be recharging probably every couple of rounds. That is again a bit of an ⁓ an inconvenience. ⁓ I'll also say that it's a very, very fast laser, very accurate. But a one knock that I do have is when you do fire up a round, ⁓ it takes a while for the GPS to load. ⁓ it it it searches for longer than what you're accustomed to as a Garmin user, for example. ⁓ when when that pops pretty quickly or fire up Arcos or whatever it might be. ⁓ this one takes a little bit longer in my experience. and so that's just you know one ding that I would have for it. ⁓ build quality is really really nice. ⁓ it does not have the putt reading feature that the S1 has it does have the ability to adjust for rain or fog mode but you do that manually by clicking through you it doesn't the unit's not going to do it automatically. Personally for $300 price difference I'm more than happy to click through the buttons. ⁓ and I'm more than happy to leave the putting thing on the on the on the sideline ⁓ and save the three hundred bucks, get the built in screen. Honestly, Daniel, if you gave me these two lasers, the S one and the Gene Pro G one and said they were the same price, I would say this one's probably should be more expensive than the S one. And here it is, the opposite. So kind of interesting. Yeah, I mean you look at the two devices, you know, and the G one has the built in ⁓ GPS and you know beautiful MOLED screen, and you're kind of thinking, okay, well, this is definitely probably the most expensive device out. That's what I initially thought without seeing the prices. So yeah, I'm I'm kinda with you there. one thing I do have can because I haven't actually tested, ⁓ just for everybody's reference, I haven't actually tested these. Mark has. So ⁓ the G one, ⁓ because I when I shoot r ⁓ laser when I use the laser on the course. I'm a two-handed guy. So is the touch screen pretty sensitive? Is that something where you can touch things when you're shooting the laser? Because that's something I would be afraid of touching the wrong button or something, maybe. Awesome point. There's one, there's a little button here on the bottom that fits perfectly with where where your thumb goes. And that both turns the the screen on and turns it off. I find that to be really, really useful. So when I wanna ⁓ when I wanna, if I do want to go two-handed and I wanna shoot it, I just simply touch that thing and turn it off and then shoot it. Cause yes, because to answer your question. Yes, if I do touch the screen, it does start to ⁓ react fairly quickly with without too much touching. And so that can be a problem. ⁓ but being able to turn it off and on so so conveniently and easily ⁓ and ergonomically ⁓ works out pretty nicely. Yeah. Yeah, okay, that's great. Wait nice. Another knock on this one is no magnet. No carp magnet on this on this baby. ⁓ And apparently on their website, they sell separately a magnetized ⁓ case, but the one that shipped to me ⁓ does not have any magnet on the case. Not only that, but it doesn't have a quick clasp like you see typically on rangefinder carrying cases these days, all of the Bushnells, ⁓ quite a number of the the Garmin that you the Z10 that you've got on hand, Daniel. ⁓ those all have that quick clasp, which is nice. With this thing, you got no magnet. You've got no quick clasp. You've got this built-in screen. So it's not something you want to just toss haphazardly in a cart cubby or a cup holder or into into your bag because you're worried about scratching the screen. ⁓ And so what happens is it becomes really cumbersome. You're constantly zipping and unzipping the case after every single use. ⁓ And that's a bit of a pain. Would have been nice to have the clasp. I'm fine without the magnet, that's okay. But give me, give me a quick release, you know, on this on this case. ⁓ So bit of a bummer ⁓ in in that regard, but again, overall, ⁓ what an interesting product. ⁓ certainly yeah certainly unique and just not not many real competitors, like you said. I mean, obviously the the Bushnell tour hybrids are great comparison. Yeah, the tour hybrids are great comparison. It's just ⁓ you know, when you get that actual screen on the device, it certainly certainly makes things unique. That's It it's it's an appealing product and I think hopefully something that that will grow with interest. let's dive into the next one. ⁓ Mark, I know you have that one on hand as well, and that's the eye on me two, if I'm not mistaken. Correct. You got it. Eye on me two. ⁓ Daniel, you know I'm a sucker for a a pocket sized range finder. ⁓ I don't know if I'm an oddball in this regard. I haven't gotten a lot of feedback on that. I don't know if other people are enjoying that style of playing the way that I do. But I like the ⁓ I like the Bushnell A1 slope for the same reason. ⁓ VoiceCaddy had one called the Laser Fit. I liked it for the same reason. That was actually the first pocket-sized one I used. And I was like, huh, this is pretty sweet to be able to have a rangefinder that's small enough to fit in my pocket and not interrupt or you know, me when I when I swing. and so this is the third one of those styled range finders that I've tested. Now this one doesn't come with a carrying case at all. ⁓ it does come with a belt clip, which, you know, I'm I'm a middle-aged man, father of two, but that's just a little too that's just a little too dad for me. ⁓ so I I d I personally don't roll that way, but ⁓ if you if that's how you want to play, you do have that option to to to clip it to your belt. ⁓ I love the s the size of it, personally. Now I don't have the biggest hands in the world, so maybe somebody with really big hands finds it to be a little too small or just it just Not that easy to manage. ⁓ again, smaller screen, but really nice optics on this thing, very, very fast. Very fast. Of of all the miles I've tried, they're all quite quick. This one's the fastest. I mean, you hit the flag and bang, you get that vibration confirmation. Strong vibration too. Same thing I'll say about the Gene Pro G1. It's actually like Bushnell level strong vibration. You don't always get that in other rangefinders. You might get like a limp kind of weak. vibration that's just not that confidence inspiring. This gives you a really strong vibration, really, really nice build quality. ⁓ this does have the putt reading feature. and what is this one? This is $400. I do think the issue with this to me is it's $100 more than the Bushnell A1 slope. And so again it's got the putt reading feature, but the A1 slope being Bushnell's pocket sized rangefinder. ⁓ They both are 6X magnification. ⁓ Bushnell comes with a carrying case. ⁓ And Bushnell is Bushnell. And Bushnell also comes with a removable ⁓ magnetic sleeve. So if you want to stick it to a car post or a golf club or whatever, you have that option. With this one, you you ⁓ have the built-in ⁓ magnet on the bottom. That's quite strong. So that's actually more convenient, I would say, for this. The problem is that Bushnell is Bushnell. It's a much more familiar brand to us. It's a brand we trust more than Miles C just because we don't have a track record with Miles C. ⁓ and so I think it being, you know, a pocket-sized rangefinder that's $100 more than Bushnell's version of a pocket-sized rangefinder is the challenge for this product. ⁓ that said, it it does some really, really interesting things. ⁓ also triangulation on this one too, the ball to pin mode, you get that here, which you do not get in the in any Bushnell rangefinder, including the A1 slope. ⁓ And so once again, ⁓ and the rain to fog ⁓ rain and fog mode ⁓ option to to again it's a manual scroll on this one, which is not a big deal at all. ⁓ so really, really nice product. Really nice product. Yeah, I think you could argue almost that, you know, the the I on me too is is almost maybe the best value play that's that's there for the Milesy product specifically. ⁓ as far as the features that come with it and and honestly how much the device is. I think it's it's kind of packed full of features. ⁓ I mean, yeah, like you said, six hundred X magnification, five hundred yard flag lock, I mean you said super fast response side. They they rate it at point w point one second and within half a yard of accuracy. So I mean th those are some pretty impressive statistics. I think some of the stuff that we haven't really even touched on any of the devices that we've talked about yet is the rain and fog modes. ⁓ For those of you out there who just only are fair weather golfers, it may not apply to you or you may not care. But rangefinders don't work in fog. They don't work in in ⁓ you know a misting rain or heavy rain. these devices do. So maybe if you're a person who lives in an area that gets a lot of fog or or deals with a lot of wet conditions like that, maybe these devices for that capability alone could be for you. So I love this product. I like you said, I think having something small and easy, especially for people like to walk and play and ⁓ you know, just another another great option packed full of features. ⁓ now if we're talking really big value plays or maybe the most valuable ⁓ price that that Milesy would have to offer, that would probably be the PF two sixty. And that's gonna be the last product that's gonna round up our our rangefinder products here for Milesy. So ⁓ the PF 260 is probably more your st ⁓ your standard range finder with slope. ⁓ you know, 6x magnification, 350 yard flag lock, 0.3 measuring speed. So we're still talking like lightning fast here with the Milesy stuff. I mean, that's fast. ⁓ rechargeable battery. ⁓ it does have a CR2 backup capability. So if you forget to charge it, you can put a normal battery in there and just use it with that. overall, pretty solid. entry level rangefinder for someone who just wants a basic range finder with slope, right, Mark? Totally. ⁓ I I think here the story is the the price. You know, it's it's you know we we kind of knocked ⁓ Mousey for that 800 pound or 800 dollar gorilla ⁓ with the S1. Here it's like the the PF two sixty ⁓ it it does everything that you'd expect a basic rangefinder to do, does it really well and it comes in at 170 bucks, which is actually ⁓ a really kind of interesting or compelling price, and I think a fair price. So they've got the line covered here. ⁓ Feels like S1, they're reaching a little bit, but but I I don't know. There might be ⁓ there might be more interest in that than than we realize. ⁓ to me the ⁓ the Gene Pro G1 ⁓ really does strike that sweet spot of of a very very interesting and very innovative. ⁓ And then the Ion Me2 ⁓ because of the size and and ⁓ and speed ⁓ and a couple of the added features that you're getting is likewise very very interesting those to me are like the sweet spot in the line but I could see if you wanted to go something basic, how the the PF two sixty becomes interesting and if you want the best of the best or ⁓ I guess what maybe has, you know, the most advanced features, although not all of them because they again the the the G1 interestingly $300 less has Some things that the that the S1 can't compete with. ⁓ but I guess if you're looking for the top of the line, then then you're looking at the S one for $800. ⁓ and and then the speaker, of course, is is is so interesting for the reasons that we mentioned. ⁓ point being that Milesy, maybe more than any brand in 2026 when we talk rangefinders and GPS, is kind of pushing the envelope. ⁓ can you think of anything that compares, Daniel? Or are these guys kind of ⁓ maybe doing the most Interesting interesting innovating. Yeah, they're definitely doing the most interesting and and maybe kind of outside the box critical thinking here ⁓ of maybe features that golfers would actually want, need, or you know, people possibly, you know, like I said, want to actually use on the course. ⁓ but they're also one of the few companies that are hitting every level of the market as far as price goes. ⁓ you know, they're Bushnell does maybe the the next best job in this and having different range finders at different price points. most other brands are kind of you kind of get one option and that's kind of what you have to go with, and you have to just choose if that's the brand you want to stay loyal to. You know, this kind of gives you the ability to maybe even just test the PF two sixty tour and see, hey, do I do I like their products? ⁓ even just buying the speaker and kind of getting an understanding of of what their buying experience of a mousey product is. So ⁓ have to applaud them for having a a whole range of products and And kind of giving different features and and different capabilities with each one. So really intrigued to kind of see how they grow. Yeah, I think it's a you bring up a great point. ⁓ I really liked your insight too regarding the rain and fog mode and how ⁓ rangefinders traditionally would struggle in those conditions. I think that was a really, really good insight to make. ⁓ the point with Milesy is it's all about familiarity, you know, it's just a still under the radar brand. And I think we're feeling that starting to change. And as we do, I think we're going to start to see this brand putting more pressure on the big dogs like Bushnell and maybe showing up in more ⁓ in more golf bags, ⁓ even you know, locally that we might see out there and becoming a little bit less of a ⁓ of a unknown. ⁓ and so we'll be interesting to see ⁓ how it how it plays out. Also, we'll be interesting to see. ⁓ if they roll out any new products at the 2027 PGA show, because I have a sneaking suspicion that they will. ⁓ and if they do, they're probably gonna be something interesting or something that we maybe haven't even considered yet. And so ⁓ something to keep an eye out for. ⁓ well, thank you again for ⁓ for joining us. a reminder that ⁓ code GTW is available at playbetter.com, exclusive to our listeners and viewers. and that gives you the best pricing on qualifying products. ⁓ if you haven't yet, ⁓ please do sub consider subscribing to the channel. 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