📐 Huepar 902CG 360-Degree Switchable Self-Leveling Laser Level” Review

Purchased this item to level and install a pool. So from my benchmark I needed a maximum of 30 feet. However, in the sun I could only see him at a distance of 6 or 7 feet. I thought the batteries might be dead so I put new ones in. Thought it might be the mode I'm using. no change in any mode. I thought maybe one axis takes energy from the other, so I turned off the vertical. Without change. I can't say it doesn't work because it does, but if you plan on using it outside. I wouldn't care. The…

I set it up and turned it on. The lasers must be in the locked position to turn off. Not sure how durable the plastic is, but the lasers are bright. Apologies for the mess in the photo, but this is a photo from 25 feet and you can easily see the light. It was just as easy to see on the wall behind me in this photo, which is about 40 feet from me. Multiple variants with just a vertical line, a horizontal line, or both. Comes with soft case, batteries and target. Compared to DeWalt, that's…

After reading some of these reviews I was nervous that my product would also arrive broken and not power off as several people have said on here. I received mine and installed the batteries and turned it on. Works perfectly! Press the power button to turn off. He switched off. I moved the "lock" switch and turned it on. He turned on! I pressed the power button to turn it off. He didn't switch off. Instead, he switched modes. I flipped the lock switch to unlock and tried turning it off. It…

So I need a leveling aid to complement my metal garage on wheels and this level looked good. I like 360 horizontal and 360 vertical, although I really only needed horizontal. I am sure that in the future I will use the vertical to hang pictures etc. It was easy to figure out how to run/change mode. I like that it doesn't turn off unless the pendulum is locked. Although it comes with a 5/8" thread tripod adapter, I love that it fits my 1/4" thread photo tripod. The price and quality are…

Feels like a more expensive brand in tough conditions. Bought to level a 40ft x 80ft dirt slab in preparation for a concrete slab and bar shed. Also bought a Revain tripod for $15. I was concerned about the brightness outside during the day. I saw that there was a Huepar laser detector but left the option to only buy it if I don't see a laser in the sun. Of course, I could only see the laser line on my homemade pole about 6 feet from the laser. I ordered the detector straight away and it…

I'm glad I went with green, it's so much better than red. I'm relatively happy with the laser level. It's pretty bright inside, I can't tell anything outside. The first photo I've attached is the 100 foot level on the other side of my long basement. The line is a little blurry but still clear and comfortable. I'm going to set it up in the middle of the basement to work on the false ceiling, so 360 is good. The last picture shows the line just a few meters from the plane. The storage bag is…

I have used other similar lasers at work in the past and needed one of my own for a couple of projects at home at a reasonable price. After a little research I found the self-leveling Laser Level 360 Huepar 902CG. As soon as it arrived I set to work designing a TV mount for my home theater. Next use was to line and hang a piece of Scrabble art my wife had made (see picture). Here the simultaneous presence of a vertical and horizontal line was of great importance. This saved a lot of time and…

This device exceeded my expectations. EASY TO USE: It is bright enough indoors at a height of 10 meters. I was afraid the line would be fuzzy, but it's crisp and clear. Once you know how to work with functions, they are easy to use. QUALITY: I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the measurements. I checked the readings with a good quality digital scale and both readings matched perfectly. Repeatability and reproducibility were excellent. The nylon carry case, mount and card all seem to…