WEIDDW Laser Level 360° Green Cross Line Self Leveling Laser Measuring Tool

Overall great build, solid product for the price range and my tasks will include recessed lighting installing and conduit runs, and other electrical installations, simple and easy to use out of the box, as I run more expensive lasers at work, this one is prefect for the DIYer and trades person needing a simple and easy level to use, will need more time and testing to use this laser but overall feels well built and self leveling feature works well with the tripod included, adds a good feature for many applications, I will be moving this to a nice hard case to add more protection and stability, I will be testing the longevity of the battery life as it does come with (2) of them and the option to run the level connected to power for longer run time applications. Green light visibility is great and shows up in dark rooms and dimming features work well for low lighting, overall good quality for the price.

Works great and made our bathroom renovation a lot easier. Tripod is adjustable for height.

This tool was such a blessing. We are the couple that will purposely not hang things at even levels to avoid the headaches of measuring. We had a big wall project with large prints (24” in width) and it wouldn’t have looked right if they were not hung evenly. This tool made the project so easy and it came out perfectly. I gave 4 stars because we had to use furniture and boxes to get it to the level we needed. Once we did that, it worked perfectly and even went around the wall corner perfectly!

Very good for the price. Watch the videos. Basically, it has a green light, 360 degree walls, 2 lines, cross lines on the floor and ceiling, tripod, carrying box, 2 batteries, charger, multiple accessories to use it on the floor, tripod, walls, micro adjustment.I checked the acct with a manual level and it shows just like the manual one. I know it's not a scientific test, as I don't know how accurate the manual one is either, but they do show the same.

(I wanted to post the original photo of no paint on the wall with just the leveler, but only one photo/video is allowed)The ONLY downside of this for me was that it was not tall enough. If there’s a way to get it to extend to 10 foot, hands down would be the best product.As for brightness, I painted a linework mural in a sunroom using this leveler vertically, and it worked incredibly well. The brightness was very bright and did not dim in sunlight.The mount-ability and mobility were very good. It self-levels itself, and makes an annoying beeping sound until it readjusts, but, as soon as its level again, it stops making sounds.The battery lasted about 4 hours of active running, and was able to charge for about 15 minutes and run for another 4 hours without issue.I got this while it was on sale, and honestly, I would’ve been happy paying full price for this item because of how great it worked.It’s simple to use. The large packaging might be daunting, but it comes with a carrying case that holds all the parts. I did not need any instructions, as it was self explanatory putting it together and using it.10/10 for the value.Like I said, the only annoying part was its height. It only extends about 4.5 feet high, making the horizontal leveler kind of useless for anything such as picture hanging, etc unless you put it on an elevated surface.

You get what you pay for. My kids bought me this for Christmas. If seems to work fine but clearly is not the quality of a more expensive laser level. The lines are bright and easy to see, battery seems to last ok. Mounting is difficult and getting it perfectly level to start is a pain. The stand is cheap and I am sure over time it will not level properly, each time I use it I check the lines with a hand level before working off then. Overall you get what you pay for.

I'm repairing my whole home after hurricane damage and always find myself admiring similar laser levels at the hardware store. We have a tight budget and I could never justify the purchase despite knowing how useful it could be for so many of my projects. When I came across this one on Amazon I was a little worried that there was no way it could be a quality product with this many extras (I very much appreciate the two batteries) but I am glad I took a chance on this brand I've never heard of it turned out to be worth every penny!The projected level lined are accurate, they are easy to see even in a well lit room, it's simple to set up and I don't have to worry about it getting damaged when stored because it has a durable padded case. The tripod may look flimsy but the laser level is so light that the skinny legs of the tripod is all it needs!I've already used this level to trim out our new interior doors I installed and it was also extremely helpful when installing all our kitchen cabinets. No more need to snap a chalk line on the kitchen wall and I'm really looking forward to using it while tiling my backsplash and being able to ensure I'm level on multiple walls at one time so my tile pattern stays neat with clean even lines.

I bought this for finishing my basement, and it is a massive upgrade over old-school measuring tape and plumb bobs. It makes snapping lines for basement wall footers or laying out studs incredibly fast. It also worked great for mapping out ceiling light locations on the floor and cleanly projecting them straight up to the ceiling joists.Where it excels:Efficiency: It simplifies layout work significantly. I’m planning to use it next to speed up my drywall hanging.Batteries: Battery life is great. It comes with two batteries, so you can keep one on the charger while using the other.Accessories: It comes packed with a ton of mounts and attachments, though I usually just stick to a standard tripod or set it right on the floor.The downsides:Outdoor visibility: It loses a star because the green laser just isn't high-powered enough to battle the bright Colorado sun. It would be fine at dusk or night, but during the day outside, it disappears.The Leveling Beep & Memory: The biggest design flaw is that the unit constantly beeps at a really high volume whenever it's out of level and trying to adjust itself. Because of the noise, you pretty much have to turn the unit completely off every single time you move it. When you click it back on, it forgets your previous line settings, forcing you to cycle through the modes again.The Verdict:As my first 360° laser level, the quirks are a bit frustrating, but the amount of time it saves on interior framing completely outweighs the flaws. For the price, it's an excellent tool for indoor DIY or remodeling work.