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 Laser Level with Tripod has been an absolute lifesaver paired with my several-times-purchased tripod, making projects around the house incredibly easy and precise. I've used it to hang multiple TV mounts, picture frames, and even heavy medicine cabinets with perfect alignment every time—the green cross line projects a bright, sharp 100-foot beam that's visible even in daylight, and the four brightness levels let me dial it in for any lighting condition without washing out. The self-leveling feature kicks in quickly for hands-free setup, the pulse mode works great with a detector if needed outdoors, and mounting it on my tripod gives rock-solid stability with adjustable height and angle for those tricky overhead or angled installs. The IP54 waterproof rating handled a bit of dust and humidity without issue, the included carrying bag keeps everything organized, and the battery life is impressive for long sessions. No more eyeballing levels or calling in help—this combo has turned frustrating wall-hanging jobs into quick, professional-looking results. Highly recommend this laser level—five stars for making DIY so much smoother!

Pretty cool product. Works well with the self leveling and it blinks when it needs to you too adjust something so it can work correctly. The only con is that it's pretty short, even with the legs extended, so you have to get creative if you need it for anything above the half way point on the wall. Not worth losing a star though with the low price point

I used this laser level to hang two bathroom mirrors evenly above my vanity, and it made the job so much easier. The green laser line was bright, easy to see, and stayed accurate the whole time. For the price, the laser itself works really well it definitely exceeded my expectations. The only downside is the included tripod. It’s a bit flimsy and wobbly, especially if you need to make precise adjustments. I ended up using my own tripod for better stability, and that worked perfectly. Overall, it’s a great little laser level for home projects. Accurate, affordable, and simple to use. I’d recommend it, just don’t expect much from the tripod.

Fire product, I love how it comes with a tripod, I kinda wish it did grid lines instead of a single cross, but can't ask for much at this price. The price point and functionality its perfect.

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.

I was very VERY disappointed with this device. Apparently, my expectations exceeded its capabilities, and I have found to be quite useless. The description says it is self-leveling, but it’s more like you yourself do the leveling. It won’t level unless you have it perfectly aligned to start. It has to be continually adjusted until you hit just the right spot. It is also difficult to adjust on the tripod. You must loosen whatever part is holding the device in place, make the adjustment and then retighten it in the right position while holding the level perfectly still. What’s the point of having a level if I have to do everything myself? It also has to be at the exact height of whatever you want to level. I have quite a bit of artwork and leveling it requires two different horizontal lines and one, sometimes 2, vertical ones. Once I get one horizontal line leveled, I then must readjust the laser, raising or lowering it as needed, in order to level the second one. You cannot tilt the level up or down, or it will not level. It is quite useless as far as I’m concerned, and I only wish I had realized this sooner for I would have sent it back. My old hand-held Black & Decker does a better job. I am revising my review based on the excellent customer service provided by the seller. They contacted me directly and immediately issued a full refund.

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.

I have never been so tempted to give less than one star. If zero were an option, that’s exactly what this product would get. I cannot fathom how it has such a high review score on Amazon which is the ONLY reason i chose this product. I was going to post pics and a video but all the other 1 star reviews show exactly the same issue i have experienced. This is, without exaggeration, one of the worst pieces of junk I’ve ever purchased. The silver tripod is made from the cheapest, flimsiest material imaginable. The vertical telescoping pole isn’t even vertical relative to the base, which makes it physically impossible to level the laser horizontally—no matter how you mount it or adjust it. Basic geometry defeats this thing. The so-called auto-level feature is an absolute joke. It just blinks rapidly and does nothing useful because the entire tripod setup is fundamentally unstable and poorly manufactured. No amount of adjustment can compensate for how badly this thing is built. Every component screams bottom-of-the-barrel quality. The knobs feel like they’ll snap off if you tighten them more than finger-tight. The tripod wobbles if you breathe near it. My daughter has a toy camera stand that is significantly more stable than this. The instructions are basically useless—one step above not including instructions at all. The only helpful piece of information is the warning that the batteries last about four hours, which translates to: hurry up and hang your picture before this thing dies or collapses. This is not a “bad unit” or a one-off defect. The overall quality is so profoundly poor that it’s obvious this is exactly how the product is designed. Calling this professional or even homeowner-grade would be laughable. Do yourself a favor: do not buy this. It’s a waste of money, time, and patience.