Laser Level, 100 feet Self Leveling Laser Level, Green Cross Line Rotary Lasers, 4 Brightness Adjustment, Manual Self leveling and Pulse Mode, IP54 Waterproof Battery Carrying Bag Included

This is a great laser level. The auto leveling works well, you just have to know how to get it into that mode: Don't use the power button to turn it on, instead flip the switch at the bottom from 'locked' to 'unlocked'. This will turn the laser level on in auto level mode. I wish I bought one of these earlier.

The Motovera laser level offers excellent value, especially if you’re doing DIY, home improvement, or light construction work. The bright green laser cross line is easier to see than red beams in most indoor lighting, and the self-leveling feature helps get accurate horizontal and vertical lines quickly without a lot of setup. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and surprisingly reliable for the price.

Pretty good! Seems fairly accurate and works well. I took off one star because the 100 feet visibility is a little deceptive. In a well lit room (or outside) you will never see it 100 feet. I can't attest to battery life, as I haven't used it that long. Stability is very good on a solid work surface. Comes with a bracket to mount on the wall, but I have not used that yet.

lying 1/1 Saved Goals Overall score Just in case the page changes, this is for: "Laser Level, 100 feet Self Leveling Laser Level, Green Cross Line Rotary Lasers, 4 Brightness Adjustment, Manual Self leveling and Pulse Mode, IP54 Waterproof Battery Carrying Bag Included" I purchased this because I had to mount items that are very far apart on walls. The lines are bright and the unit auto levels. If the unit's angle is too far and can't become level, it does blink to indicate it can't show level at that point. The auto leveling can be disabled and lock the lines into place. It is useful when items need to mounted at an angle. I'm using it with some tripods I have laying around and seems to be a standard thread. The only thing that I would like changed would be if the auto leveling had some dampening. Right now moving the tripod even a 1/8th of an inch causes the lines to bounce for a couple of seconds. It settles down at that point, but it would be nice to not have to wait so long to verify the lines are now in the desired location. Since I only need to move it a couple of times per mounting, it's not a deal breaker. It seems like a solid device and works well. Would recommend. As a DIY'er, I don't expect to use it very often, so I will not be able to comment on long term use. However, when I use it, it makes things so much easier. Review suggestions Write with generative AI Check for AI text & plagiarism Review suggestions 12 star-icon Open suggestion card …Adjustment, Manual Self leveling Self-leveling and Pulse Mode… Open suggestion card Open suggestion card Open suggestion card Open suggestion card Open suggestion card Open suggestion card Open suggestion card Open suggestion card Open suggestion card Open suggestion card Loading analytics table

I bought this for doing suspension geometry on my pickup and it has worked great. It works great indoors. Outside works okay. It last doesn't go as far. But for my use of one side of frame to the other it works great. It comes with a clip for anchoring it to a wall. I do wish it had a magnet.

Only issue, the line started to veer off center towards the end which drove me a little crazy. Also, it would be a little better if it was able to auto adjust tilting upwards/downwards. It would blink rapidly when it was not center and balanced. I had to mount the camera on a chair to measure a ceiling and uneven wall line. Tripod needs a little durability the smallest touch or adjustment and it would make the whole thing shake like an earthquake. For the price this is a steal I must say. Regardless of this review, it got the job done nonetheless without having to pay the much higher price.

Makes life so much easier. I wish I could explain how much time I've saved hanging pictures and guitar hangers and finding studs and not having to mark them the whole way down. This has a pretty narrow window for level, but knowing that, it's easy to get it set up and running. I did check and the lines are in fact level and everything works as it should. I use it on top of a small camera tripod. It helps get the height when I need it and it makes it easier to adjust it. It has a tripod mount in the bottom. If you're hanging a bunch of things or going to do work where you need to be able to find a stud all the way down a wall. I highly recommend using a tool like this. It will pay itself off really quick in all the time you'll be saving.

Damn fine little cross laser, smaller then expected which is awesome,use in a venue that has stage surface of up to 60ft/18m does the charm. Double sussed the level on screens ,bang on.reco