Laser Level Green,RockSeed Cross Line Laser Leveler Horizontal and Vertical Points Rotatable 360 Degree Self Levelling Spirit Levels Manual/Self-Leveling Mode IP54 Carrying Pouch,Battery Included

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Light is very dim. Literally useless during day outdoors.

The lights are not as clear as expected compared to other brands of similar price. You better buy Tomahawk with similar price range. And, by the way, Green lights are more visible than the Red lights. Apart from that, it is good...

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The product is working perfectly as expected

Great little device, looks dead true when lined up with a decent spirit level. It made a fast job of getting a TV mount level, line up the holes, mark, drill. You will need something to hold this level at the desired height, if more than 4 degrees off centre the laser flashes to tell you to adjust to get the auto levelling so you can’t just tilt it up or down. I have an old photography tripod and that works great giving it a new lease of life for something useful, the device has standard 1/4 thread as used with photography mounts. For the price of £20, it pretty much paid for itself with the first job, defo a time saver for a job you can do with a spirit, it’s just easier :-)

This tool is a huge timesaver and worth every penny. I attached it to a telescoping camera tripod (tool comes with mounting holes) and used it to install over 20 shelves of various sizes on 6 walls in my basement entertainment area. It was so fast lining up a shelf while on a ladder. I wasn’t constantly reaching for a level to check for level and plumb. This tool’s finest moment was while putting multiple small shelves that were “stacked” on top of each other up both walls of an inside corner. Lining up all the shelf brackets vertically up both walls so they were perfectly level was actually enjoyable because it was so easy while standing on a ladder. All the shelves came out perfect and looked seamless from wall to wall. Using this Lazer level was so much faster than putting a level on the wall and putting tick marks where each screw and shelf bracket would go. Easily saved me hours of time. Very easy to accomplish with this tool with the illuminated level and plumb lines. I used it to install the shelves, sconces, dartboard, big screen tv, electric wall mounted fireplace and wall cabinets. I can assure you everything in this room is level and plumb, lol. I use it as much as a conventional level now. I mounted it to a 5 foot telescopic camera tripod. This helped a ton because it kept the lazer level in one spot and all I needed to do was swivel it to the wall I was working on at that time.

This is one of those tools that I didn't realize I needed until I owned one. For simple tasks like hanging a single picture, a traditional spirit level is often quicker and easier. Where a laser level really shines is when you're trying to keep multiple items aligned or work across longer distances. I've used this for everything from hanging groups of picture frames to installing lumber storage racks in my workshop. When mounting hardware several feet apart, trying to manage a long level can get awkward in a hurry. Being able to project a straight reference line across the entire wall makes those projects much simpler. What I like: * easy to use * self-leveling feature works well * great for longer distances * compact and easy to store * useful for a wide variety of projects * excellent value for the money One unexpected use was leveling the reticle in a rifle scope. By setting the laser on a table and projecting a level reference line, I was able to verify the scope's crosshairs during installation. It's certainly not the primary purpose of the tool, but it's a good example of how often a laser level ends up being useful in ways you didn't originally anticipate. That's probably the biggest takeaway from owning one. You buy it for a specific project, then find yourself reaching for it again and again for completely unrelated tasks. My only real regret is trying to save money by skipping the tripod bundle. I thought I could get by using a phone tripod we already had around the house, but it wasn't an ideal solution. If I were buying again, I'd spend a little extra and get the version that includes the proper tripod from the start. The price has dropped quite a bit since I purchased mine, which makes it an even better value today. For occasional DIY projects, workshop tasks, home improvement jobs, and all the random situations where a perfectly level reference line comes in handy, it's well worth having around. Sometimes the best tools aren't the ones you use every day—they're the ones that keep solving problems you didn't know you were going to have.

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