Laser Level,Green Laser Levelling 520nm Lowes Self-Leveling Cross-Line laser Horizontal,for Picture Hanging/Tile/Wall/Ceiling, Class 2,Less Than 1MW

It's so hard to hang pictures, blinds, and other items onto walls and make sure the measurements are level. I hated having to make more holes to fix my crooked mistakes. After looking for various solutions, including trying to get my husband to help to no avail, I ended up buying a laser level by Wosports. This cube is awesome! It's super accurate and has a bright laser that can be used during daylight hours or night. The laser can be mounted on a tri-pod or using the magnetic mount provided. The Level 2 laser emits a solid green line which boast a 3mm per 10 meters accuracy. The included level is equally as accurate and helps align the laser level to your starting point. Cross laser lines which the devices outputs in high vis green is fantastic for getting picture frames square and maintaining appropriate spacing between hung objects. The laser level cube is powered by an internal 1400 mAh lithium ion battery which is USB rechargeable. I love not having to fiddle with changing batteries! My favorite part is the self leveling mode. I can lock the level into position and let the laser do the heavy lifting and provide with pin point accuracy a straight beam across long surfaces. In this mode the laser light keep flashing and is the most accurate measuring feature offered in this unit. The laser level is water and dust proof as well.

It's pretty cheap, but it's a solid-enough device that even when I dropped mine atop my tripod, so ALLLLLL the way over and then WHAP, it still operates and is able to self-level. Self-leveling is SUPER-sensitive. You could almost use this thing for seismic detectors. The lasers bobble /wayyy/ easily, but at times such a finicky sensitivity has been exactly what I'd needed. The buttons are a bit screwy, but usable. It doesn't have independent laser activation, it just turns on a plus-sign marker and has no up/down axis LED (but it never claimed to, I just mention the features), but it does work. I mean...to be honest, I bought a $130 Klein Tools level, and this for the "What the heck, it's cheap!" lulz at the same time. This level is still usable, despite being dropped a few times and used several times, and my Klein is awaiting RMA, having worked twice and never since, and I have no idea why. I hadn't even dropped that one (yet)! Anyway, there's my comments, FWIW. For a cheap laser level, it is indeed a laser-level, and it does the things it should.

This has been a game changer for rearranging pictures,hanging sheles and putting in walls.

I love the magnetic holder, I use this on a drive on frame machine for autobody repair work. I'm going to order 2 more. Why spend $9000.00 on a autobody lazer measuring system when you can buy 3 or 4 of these for $20.00 each and get better results. ,,,,, I now just bought another one because I was so impressed by the first unit,,,, I mounted both on my frame machine and shot them across the shop @ my tool box. One 20' away the other 25' away, I set the verticals lines 5/8 of an inch apart to see how parallel they are and the horizontal lines hit on top of each other. All perfect. It showed my tool chest was 3/8 of an inch off over 5' so I double checked with a very accurate level and sure enough the lazers are correct.

The level was relatively easy to use and super bright. I bought it to install some cabinets and tested the device a couple weeks before the cabinets arrived. But when it came time to install the cabinets, the device wouldn't turn on. I've been trying to charge it, but nothing happens. It just died over the course of a couple weeks. Who knows why.

Works great. Green line is very bright. Needs no batteries, with USB-C charging. Appears to be very vertical and horizontal.

It works great, I would've given it five stars but I didn't like the part the of the two lines being on all the time and there's no way of using only one line at a time, but on the other hand is good that it has rechargeable batteries

Replace my old red Craftsman and set it up on my tripod for a screw line on a project in my wood shop. Man this thing did great, leveling, siting etc.