Bushnell Tour Hybrid Battery Guide

The Bushnell Tour Hybrid uses CR123/CR123A 3V lithium. It uses a replaceable battery rather than an internal rechargeable cell.

Bushnell Rangefinder Battery Guide

Laser + GPS • Released 2025

CR123/CR123A 3V lithiumBattery
NoRechargeable
Not applicableCharging port
Not reliably publishedBattery life

What battery does the Bushnell Tour Hybrid use?

CR123/CR123A 3V lithium

Buy a fresh CR123/CR123A 3V lithium battery. CR123/CR123A and CR2 are different physical sizes, so do not substitute one for the other.

Tour Hybrid battery at a glance

CR123/CR123A 3V lithiumBattery type

Replaceable battery

NoRechargeable

Replace the battery instead of charging it

Not reliably publishedBattery life

No dependable model-specific figure

Tour Hybrid battery specifications

Battery type CR123/CR123A 3V lithium
Battery system Replaceable battery
Rechargeable No
Charging port Not applicable
Published battery life Not reliably published

Battery system explained

CR123/CR123A is a 3V lithium battery and is physically larger than CR2. The two sizes are not interchangeable.

No dependable model-specific battery-life figure is listed. Disposable-cell life varies mainly with how often the laser is fired, battery quality, storage and temperature.

How to replace the battery

Turn the rangefinder off before opening the battery compartment.
Remove the old battery and confirm the compartment calls for CR123/CR123A 3V lithium.
Check the + and − polarity markings before inserting the new battery.
Install the fresh CR123/CR123A 3V lithium battery in the indicated orientation.
Close the battery cover completely and test the rangefinder with a normal distance reading.
Compatibility warning: CR123/CR123A and CR2 are not interchangeable. Use the CR123/CR123A size specified for this model.

Battery life and what affects it

No dependable model-specific battery-life figure is listed. Disposable-cell life depends on battery quality, storage conditions, temperature and how often the laser is activated.

Battery troubleshooting

Tour Hybrid will not power on

Start with a fresh CR123 replaceable battery and confirm the polarity shown inside the Tour Hybrid battery compartment. Because this model uses a replaceable cell, a known-good battery is the quickest way to rule out a power issue.

Fresh CR123 battery but still no power

Confirm the battery is CR123/CR123A rather than CR2 and that it is seated firmly against both contacts.

Intermittent power after wet weather

The Tour Hybrid is listed as IPX6. Even so, check the battery compartment and seal for moisture or debris before installing another battery.

Battery drains faster than expected

If the Tour Hybrid is consuming CR123 replaceable cells unusually quickly, try a fresh reputable battery and inspect the compartment for moisture, corrosion or a cap that is not closing tightly.

Battery care and storage

If the Tour Hybrid will sit unused for months, remove the CR123 replaceable battery and store it separately in a dry place.
Carry one spare CR123 replaceable battery if you rely on the Tour Hybrid during a full round or trip; it is quicker than trying to diagnose a dead unit on the course.
The Tour Hybrid is listed as IPX6, but still keep the battery compartment seal and mating surfaces clean so the cover can close properly.
If power becomes intermittent, test with a fresh known-good battery before assuming the rangefinder itself needs repair.

Bushnell Tour Hybrid battery FAQ

What battery does the Bushnell Tour Hybrid use?

The listed battery specification is CR123/CR123A 3V lithium.

Is the Bushnell Tour Hybrid rechargeable?

No. This model is listed as using a replaceable battery rather than an internal rechargeable battery.

Can I use a CR2 battery in the Bushnell Tour Hybrid?

No. This model is listed for CR123/CR123A. CR123/CR123A and CR2 are different physical sizes.

How long does the Bushnell Tour Hybrid battery last?

A dependable model-specific battery-life figure is not published in the data used here.

Why is my Bushnell Tour Hybrid not turning on?

Install a known-good battery of the exact required type and confirm the polarity.

Verify the exact Bushnell battery specification before purchasing

Battery type, charging port and power-system design can differ between similarly named rangefinders and regional versions. Before ordering a replacement battery or cable, confirm the exact model on the official Bushnell website. Visit Bushnell.