Laser Level Self-Leveling, Prostormer Horizontal and Vertical Cross Line Level Kit with Rechargeable Battery, Adjustable Magnetic Stand and Storage Bag for Picture Hanging, Tiling and Construction

This lazer shoots a nice level and plumb line in a 30 x 40 room. I used it for hanging white boards, the results were great everything was straight and even all with ease. This unit isn’t as perfect as the $200-500 models but I don’t use it everyday. For the $$ it’s perfect for me.

When you need lines in a hurry and you want it to be reasonably accurate, look no further. Setup is a snap, simply line it up or mount it as you need to and turn it on, that's it! It's so easy! You get a wonderful Horizontal and Vertical everytime for you to line stuff up, paintings, etc.

The media could not be loaded.  The laser came well packaged but, when it was turned on, the laser did not work vertically, only horizontally, apparently it was broken, for this reason I will return it,then they gave me another one which did not work the connector to load it

Everything looks fine about this level, for the price. But it's a shame that the charging port is not correctly installed. I have to return it.

First one came, the USB C would not be able to hold the charger connector. It keeps on falling off. The 2nd one, was able to stay but unable to charge. It turns out that even it is a USB C connector, it was unable to do quick charge. It needed an older 2amp charger to charge. Otherwise, it works ok, reasonable easy to use. The stand comes in handy. Here comes the problem, it keeps on going out which drives me nuts. Will return and get a different brand.

I find this level hard to figure out. The instructions does not explain how to use it. It is not intuitive. Has anyone actually figured it out? If i do not hear from the seller i will return it.

if it sets for a week it is dead ,

So it charged up ok, but it seemed to take a while. I turned it on & the laser lines project wherever I point it, ok, great. But how do I know it’s level? Do I have to rest it on a surface & hope that’s level? Am I supposed to get a tripod? I read something about calibrating but I just don’t know how. Maybe I’ll try again next time I hang something. I ended up using my trusty bubble level in the end.