Huepar 3D Cross Line Self-leveling Laser Level 3 x 360 Green Beam Three-Plane Leveling and Alignment Laser Tool, Li-ion Battery with Type-C Charging Port & Hard Carry Case Included - B03CG Pro

I had to return 3 of them because they were not calibrated correctly. Finally, the 4th one came in level and I used it for a couple projects I was working on, then put it away and a month later, I took it out for another project and it wont turn on. At this rate, I dont think I could trust this brand enough to recommend.

Great addition to my shop. Battery may be charged separate from unit which is a plus. Nice blow molded sturdy carry case. Laser is easy to see on wall. Nice all around product.

So far this thing is a great upgrade from my manually adjusted Skill laser. Its come in clutch more than once and Ive only had it for a month.

great kit

Amazing laser.

I appreciate all the extra work this tool saves me

bright, easy to use

Ive seen some pretty harsh reviews for this. I dont think Ive seen anything near this price class (Under $200) that has the features or the functionality this does. I saw on video review about battery duration and another about how it has to sit on a fairly level surface to auto level. I dont think either of these is a hurdle. It can be powered by a standard usb c cable (comes with that) plugged into a cord. Can be connected to a usb charge bank so you can extend the internal battery with something you likely already have for your cell phone.

Manual is very poor, but its not all that complicated and possible to figure it out even with the bad manual. It would be VERY easy if they just had a decent tech writer. The device is wonderful indoors, seems very accurate a so bright I thought it might work outdoors. It does, in the shade, to about five or eight feet. Past that, youd have to wait for dusk. Fair enough, it would be blindingly bright if it worked outside with the naked eye.

My husband ordered this green laser for painting straight lines on our wall. The green laser is very sharp and easy to see. I first put the level in the middle of my room on the carpet and turned it on, when I looked at the line it didn’t seem level so I measured it and it was off by a 1/4” - I was disappointed by that but then I figured out that the laser needed to be put on a hard surface to be level, I did so and the laser leveled up. From this I can see how a tripod would be very helpful when using this laser. I then followed the laser line with my painting tape and the line turned out sharp. Very happy with the results.