Laser Measure Device, MiLESEEY 229ft Digital Laser Tape Measure with Upgrade Electronic Angle Sensor, 2mm Accuracy, Area Measurement,Volume and Pythagoras, 2" LCD Backlit,Mute, Battery Included

This laser measuring unit is VERY nice. It's well made and while it comes with a book which will tell you all the things it can do, I found it very easy to use right out of the box. The packaging is nice and it even comes with a little protective bag to keep it scratch free and clean in your tool box. The screen is very easy to read and it has a LOT of functions for the price. I saw this being used by a youtuber demonstrating how he sets up his hifi speakers and I HAD to have it! This is my first laser measuring unit like this, but I can say that it appears to be super accurate and the ability to read angles also is going to be very useful! I will add a photo asap, so you can see the true size and the protective bag.

I love this! It took a couple of tries for me to get the hang out of how to use it, but after that, it was so quick and easy to use. Love that I can look through the history so that I don’t have to write down each measurement after reading. The size is perfect - fits nicely in my hand. I haven’t used the area or volume measurements, but I’m very pleased with how easy it is to measure a room. I do wish it was rechargeable, but the batteries seem to last a while, so it’s okay.

I use this laser for architectural surveying: measuring existing spaces for floor and ceiling plans to create as-built drawings. I need to create accurate base drawings so that the construction drawings are correct. For years, I was using a brick sized Leica laser that was provided by my company. I used this in combination with a sturdy 25' Stanley measuring tape. Eventually, I encountered someone in the field with a pocket sized laser like this and had thought about upgrading to something newer. I've used this laser for the past 2 years.I find this laser to be accurate, and work pretty well. Things I like:- pocket sized- only needs 2 AAA (the old Leica needed 4 or 6 AA)- can be used one handed- if needed, it can take measurements for very small distances (less than 12 inches)- for the price it has very long range- the display showing the last several measurements - this helps save some timeThings I don't like:- the back light on the display times out quickly, and if you're measuring in a dim area, it makes reading the numbers difficult.- default measuring in 1/16th of an inch - I wish I could adjust this up to 1/8 of an inch, but owner's manual doesn't say it changes.- the reference point for the laser can change (with one button, you can change the measuring distance from including the length of the device to not including the device.) Since most of the time the laser is against something, you need that additional couple of inches included. Twice on a job this changed without me realizing it, throwing off some measurements.- battery level depicted changes wildly - sometimes you turn it on and it says it has very little battery remaining and then the next time you turn it on, its full! I'd recommend carrying spares - when it reads error, the batteries are dead.Overall its been a good laser for the past two years but I'm thinking of changing to a Bosch GLM100-23. Though the distance range will be less, the laser reference point won't change and the measurements can be rounded up to 1/8 inch.

It's nice and compact, has surface and volume calculation built in. Very easy to use and worth the money.

Who knew something like this existed? I just bought a new house with a huge backyard, so I needed a way to measure it. And I didn't have a 100 ft tape measure. This this works great and extremely accurate. I can do some fancy diagonal calculations as well. For the price, it's amazing. I just wish I had discovered it earlier.

I got this laser measure because I was tired of wrestling with my sad, floppy tape measure like it was a stubborn garden hose. Enter this little laser wizard — now I just point, click, and BOOM, I know the distance to my fridge, my ceiling, and my neighbor’s confused face across the street.It’s so accurate I started measuring things I didn’t need to — the height of my dog, the width of my existential dread, the distance between me and my goals (far, but measurable). My partner asked, “Why do you need to know the length of the hallway again?” And I said, “For science.”It even does area and volume, which is amazing because I failed high school math out of spite.Get one. Not because you need it — but because your inner nerd deserves it.

Works great. Very acurate

The red laser dot is not bright enough, and is very difficult to see outside even on a cloudy, overcast day. It does function very well for close distances and indoors.