The Xero L60i is a long-range rangefinder built around an augmented reality display: rather than a simple number in the corner, the 960 x 540 DLP projector overlays multi-colour information onto the scene you are looking at, through 7x 32 mm optics with a 365-foot field of view at 1,000 yards.
Ranging performance is stated at 1,500 yards to animals, 2,000 to trees and 5,500 to reflective targets in full sun, rising to 3,000, 4,000 and 7,500 yards in optimal conditions, with accuracy of ±0.25 m out to 1,000 m. It carries the Applied Ballistics Elite solver along with a compass and barometer, plus archery ballistics and angle-compensated distance.
Because it is a Garmin, it also maps. On-board mapping, Laser Locate and Sensor Locate mark shot and target positions, visual recall brings back previous ranges, and it stores locations, tracks and courses that sync with the Garmin Explore app. It runs on two AAA lithium batteries (included) for a stated 1,400 ranges, is IPX7 rated, and ships with a carrying case.
