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Leica 1200 Remains Price/Performance LeaderWe've sampled various laser range-finders, including Leica, Newcon Optik, and Bushnell, and the Leica is still the best among those. It has the most accurate and reliable laser, the best display, and the best glass. It is the most compact, and it carries the best factory warranty--3 years on electronics, 5 years on optics.There may be a new champ, however, the new Swarovski Laser Guide 8x30. At $850 street price, it's nearly double the cost of the Leica, but user reports are saying it will range small objects farther than the Leica 1200, and the Swaro is more comfortable in the hand. However, the Leica still is our top choice, when price is a consideration. With street prices around $600.00 for the new 1200SM scan model, the Leica remains affordable even when compared to a NewCon Optik at $299. The Newcon's display is difficult if not impossible to see at night. Newcon's warranty is only 1 year unless you pay $35 for a warranty extension. However, the Newcon 1500 can sometimes out-perform the Leica in challenging light conditions, such as when ranging into a sunset, and the Newcon 1500 can, without question, be used beyond 1200 yards, the Leica's effective limit. Still, we think the 1200-yard "reach" of the Leica is more than good enough for 99% of sport-shooting and varminting applications. Our field tests showed the Leica was able to range objects at 800 yards and beyond that were giving the cheaper Bushnell unit fits.<img align="left" hspa