It’s winter and much snow on the ground. But I did charge the the batteries and did a test run with the software. I was able to make connections with my ipad, iPhone, and chrome book, which I will most likely use on the range. After a little ‘confliggering’, everything connected. The unit seems well built. But for the real test I’ll have to wait til the snow is gone as there is 3+ feet of snow at the range right now. So far I am impressed!

Finally got out to the range with the Longshot. Absolutely everything I hoped it would be. The image is clear and crisp, and the zoom is really good. I also liked that the "Show Shot" feature blinks for five times, then shuts off. The other unit I had blinked the whole time, and it was a bit annoying at times. I had it on for three hours, and the battery charge indicated it was at half-full. I bit less than I remembered the advertised claim, but absolutely no issue. I really like this product. If anyone is in the market for one, you can't go wrong with the Longshot.

I tend to over research things to ensure that I am getting the right product for my liking but also to ensure value. I found Longshot and while it is not an inexpensive product, the value and functionality are undeniable.

A lot of information for the 1st time using , will grow into it.

Initially my 300-yard system would only connect at ~200 yards. I did some troubleshooting with a newer iPhone, an Amazon Fire tablet, and a Lenovo Android tablet. All gave me the same result. It's hard to determine if the problem is in the system or if there are other environmental factors causing the problem

I contacted Longshot and the truly honored their guarantee. My system will now connect at 300 yards and well beyond. I have friends with other brands that go nowhere near that level of support and had to build their own equipment to make them reliable.

I would certainly recommend Longshot to others