Laser Level Line Tool, Multipurpose Laser Level Kit Standard Cross Line Laser leveler Beam Tool with Metric Rulers 8ft/2.5M for Picture Hanging cabinets Tile Walls by AikTryee.

This manufacturer should get a gold star . This small level has multi uses also has a tape measure and a laser leveling line. The manufacturer also gives you spare batteries and a metal ruler. Need more companies like this where they anticipate all situations

Cooletool!

Really cool little device! Worked great! But, the laser is really weak & hard to see in daylight hours.

I’ve been using this multipurpose laser level for a few home projects now, and I can say it definitely does its job. It’s a very practical tool to have around, especially when you need to align pictures, shelves, or cabinets and want to make sure everything is perfectly straight. The laser line is clear and easy to see against the wall, which saves a lot of time compared to using a traditional bubble level alone. What I like about this kit is that it’s straightforward and easy to use right out of the box. It feels sturdy enough for regular DIY tasks around the house, and the 'cross-line' feature is particularly helpful for centering things accurately. It provides a level of precision that is hard to achieve by eye, and it has definitely made my home improvement tasks much smoother. While it might not be a high-end professional grade tool for massive construction sites, for everyday household use, it’s a solid performer. It’s compact, reliable, and honestly, for the price, you can't beat the convenience it offers. It’s a great addition to any basic toolkit!

At only 7.5 inches long, this is small for a level, but it has more features than meet the eye. It has bubble level indicators for horizontal, vertical, and 45° angle surfaces. The edge with a ruler on each side is the one you position on the surface you're checking with the bubbles. On one side, the ruler is in centimeters, on the other it's in inches. The three types of laser images it can produce are a horizontal line, a vertical line, and both together, making a "+" on the target surface. To switch between them, you simply move the lens up or down. (As is often the case with foreign-made products, the written English names for the three positions, on the sticker next to the lens, are ...amusingly weird... but they are also illustrated in red.) You are warned to be careful with the breakable glass lens itself, and never to look directly into the laser light. The lines it projects are bright enough to see clearly in daylight at least 10 feet away. The lens can also be adjusted as to angle if needed, as indicated on the box. At the other end is a built-in measuring tape that goes up to 8 feet. It stays out when you let go, too, which is nice. But another warning in the instruction sheet points out it has a powerful rewinding spring, so when you press that release button on the top, be careful the edges of the tape don't cut you as it whizzes back inside. The box includes the level, an especially useful little separate 6"/15cm stainless steel ruler (which I finally got out of the vinyl sleeve by blowing into the open end to unstick it), three spare batteries, and a little phillips head screwdriver for the battery cover. The instruction sheet starts by having you open the battery compartment to put in batteries, but I found that mine already had batteries in it, in addition to the three spares in the box. There was a "pull" tab sticking out of the compartment, but I'm glad I didn't just pull it before first removing the screw completely, because the cover was quite tightly in there, and pulling that tab was what freed it. If the screw had still been in when I pulled that tab, the cover might have broken off from the tiny bit with the little hole. Everything else about the Levelpro3 seems durable enough to survive frequent, albeit careful, use. I wouldn't leave it lying around a construction site, but for workshop/studio/home use it's dandy. I am going to find a carrying case for mine, partly to protect it from falls, and partly so I don't lose the spare batteries and the screwdriver. The nifty little extra ruler is probably going to live in my pocket!

This gizmo looks too good to be true for the price. Let me explain. I imagined walking into a customers home to hang a TV and pulling this out, placing it on a tripod and blowing the customers mind with the accuracy I could achieve with a laser level. Here's the rub. The bubble levels on it are so vague (As the nature of bubble levels are) that a very small inaccuracy can translate to several inches of inaccuracy, the further you move laterally. It's just the way it is. The item was inexpensive and looks decent for the price. Maybe I'll learn tricks later that make it more useful. I definitely don't feel ripped off! I used it with a GoPro mount on a tripod to test it out while installing shelves in my garage. I see the potential, but at least as far as this laser level is concerned, the only way to ensure accuracy would be to set it up and use a tape measure out at the surface on the ends to double check for accuracy. Even then, with the small, uncommon sized batteries, leaving it on half the day, while working would run the batteries down. If you are thinking about buying this, I say yes, go ahead. It will give you an idea of the laser leveling concept for a lousy 7 bucks. No big deal. Just measure the ends from the floor and don't rely solely on the bubbles. This concept is new to me and if I were to buy something more 'serious' I imagine it would need to have digital leveling internally with accuracy into the hundreds or thousands and an internal battery that delivered consistent power for a few days before needing a recharge. Maybe I don't know what I'm talking about. Entirely possible.

exactly what i was looking for and more. small easy to store. has a laser that works well when you are trying to line up multiple pictures or shelves on a wall

Nice level with laser to help accurately measure and mount my photos.

Good device

It very good quality and more than that the customer services contacted with me to see if there is any issue with this product , this is my first time I have seen customer services like this.

This thing is a must have for DIYers. Easy solution to have a straight line when you are hanging something or painting. The seller went an extra mile to include a screw driver to open the battery cover. Although, you will not need it since batteries are preinstalled and the seller included an extra set of batteries as well as an additional ruler (other than the affixed one). Laser length is good. I used on 10 feet long wall and it was good.

Me gusta k tiene las dos líneas de láser pero le falta brillo a una casi no se mira bien

Ok ok