Last we heard from direct-to-consumer golf brand Cobalt, their Q-6 rangefinder had just pulled off an admirable dark-horse finish in our Best Golf Rangefinder testing. Now, the Wyoming-based company seeks to challenge the notion that a top-performing golf rangefinder must have a top-shelf price.
Introducing the Cobalt Q-4 Slope—the budget-friendly addition to Cobalt’s lineup of premium performance golf rangefinders.
Let’s take a closer look at the features that could earn the Cobalt Q-4 Slope a spot in your golf bag.
Release Details
Available now at Cobalt Retail price of $295 IPX7 waterproof construction Slope on/off Switch for legal tournament use Red and black display options Surge haptic vibration for total confidence 450+ yard pin recognition 6x magnificationCobalt Q-4: Slope Functionality
Luckily, the Cobalt Q-4 offers the same slope functionality as its big brother, the Q-6 Slope. Of course, the slope function can be turned on and off with the push of a button, making it completely legal for tournament use when required.
No compromises here. The intuitive display makes it extremely easy to identify the slope so that you can adjust for it with your club selection.
Adaptive Contrast Display
One look through the crystal-clear lens of the Cobalt Q-4 Slope and you’ll immediately notice the display. Depending on what you’re looking at, the display will automatically adapt by changing colors. The built-in light sensor reads ambient light and adjusts the display accordingly. It seamlessly switches from red to black and back, making it a breeze to see your numbers.
Whether you’re playing in the red rocks of southern Utah or the pines of Flagstaff, Ariz., the Cobalt Q-4 Slope rangefinder with its adaptive display is a premium option offered at a budget-friendly price.
Cobalt Confidence: Surge Technology to be Sure
The goal? Get rid of false readings by filtering out background objects and obstructions. The combination of the PinSense technology and the surge haptic vibration should leave no doubt as to how far away the flag is.
Cobalt Q-4 Slope: Other Goodies
For just $295, the Cobalt Q-4 Slope golf rangefinder is a solid option for someone on a budget but doesn’t want to compromise on premium performance.
How does the Q-4 Slope rangefinder stack up against the competition? We’ll wait until our 2024 rangefinder testing to find out. That said, if you’re itching to pick up this economically priced, feature-rich rangefinder, you can do so now.
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