Walabot DIY Plus Advanced Wall Scanner and Stud Finder Bundle with Protective Case and 8-Piece Accessory Kit for Android Smartphones (2 Items)

You need to invest some time learning to use this. Practice on different surfaces. Now that I'm used to it I find it accurate and very useful.

Brilliant bit of kit shows wood and metal stud work and pipes and wires.would recommend for DIY.Have used this walkabout alot at work aswell

The product is not very accurate, gives wrong readings and very rarely shows whats behind the wallThe expert setting helps to let me know that there is something there but the image setting is pretty useless at times. For the cost of this product I am less than impressed.

It’s not accurate only works with google play, and not really the best.

Just got this last week used it to find studs behind two layers of plaster board and worked perfectly, also detected where the power cables where, so easy to set up and use, will be using it lots more in the next few weeks

Previously purchased two (expensive) DIY stud finders whilst renovating our 100 year old house. Have always had problems trying to accurately find studs, pipes, cables behind the laith & plaster. Purchased the Walabot recently and grateful to the company given that it has worked perfectly and accurately. Everything found with no problem quickly. Can't praise the device highly enough. At the price it is without doubt the most useful product I have come across for its purpose. Would highly recommend.

Bought for my partner, he loves it. Makes a great Christmas gift and easy to use, just such a shame iPhone users cant benefit; as it isn’t compatible.

The Walabot made the basement project much easier to do. We used the Walabot to help us install pot lights. It is a great new tool to use to see behind the wall.

Die klassischen Geräte aus dem Baumarkt sind deutlich besser.

*** Not a Paid Review ***Note: I've only had a chance to 'test' it, but feel I've done so enough to keep the device.I meant to pick this up while it was being demoed at Lowes this season, but my project wasn't quite ready to prep for at the time. Now they're only available from AMZ and direct I believe. I've a few 'normal' stud finders and none of them were giving me any usable feedback with my walls (1980s, Florida prefab, likely metal studs, god awful popcorn crap on EVERYTHING). I have a habit of thinking of solutions before they exist and was happy to come across this particular concept IRL for once. The idea is sound (well, light actually) and makes sense on how it should work with minimal accuracy issues. I especially like the idea of it being app supported because that means new features will more likely be software based than hardware. TBH, I'd rathered this been a BT based device, but given that they've provided the OTG cable in the box, I'm happy with that.Others have gone over the features and methods pretty well, but I've decided to stick to my situation as officially it's not supported. So in case someone Else has what I have or similar enough to matter, here's what I've worked out.Firstly, so long as it's on sale, buy this Directly from the MFG! I could have saved like $15 if I'd gone to their site first. Had I done that, then the round of accessories I purchased would have made up for the savings. I purchased the combo set of the Plus edition on here that came with the semi-rugged case and a few extra supplies. I then went to the MFG's site (care of the in-app ads!) and grabbed the full accessory kit plus the plastic mount kit. I'd almost bought the hard shell that's on here, but now I'm glad I didn't as it wouldn't have been as nice a storage configuration as this kit is (stuff would be all over the case or not enough room). I can snuggly fit most of the extras in the case, but I've opted to leave half of the dozen or so discs in the device's original packaging (along with the extra cables and manual).I'm currently using this with an LG G7 ThinQ phone that officially isn't supported by the plastic mount. The popcorn walls also aren't officially supported as the device Will bounce, causing inaccuracies. But being me I "found a way" that isn't too MacGyverish, nor ugly looking.With the kits come these large plastic covers that are intended to serve as an anti-scratch layer for the walls (I think). According to the instructions, you're not Supposed to use them with the Plus device as it is designed a little different from the base model. I've placed one of these on the wall facing side and while it doesn't exactly want to stay put for long periods (it gets air under the adhesive side), it should help keep the device itself cleaner as well as allow for a smoother glide across the wall (as opposed to hopping ever other inch).Also included in the kits are the discs that have adhesive on both sides (mount the phone to the device). I don't plan on rinsing them or whatever, so I bought a bunch as I'm betting they'll get dirty pretty quick if there's enough dust in the environment. They work ok to keep the phone attached to the device, but I found it still rather tricky to keep everything aligned. It was this that led me to get the plastic grips as those plus the discs should equal a rigid structure. To keep track of which one I've used, I decided to leave it attached to the device and put one of the plastic films back on the phone side.Note: Due to how these are made, they will more than likely leave an oily outline on whatever they're attached to when removed. I figured on this and chose to keep my (very thin) rubber case on the phone (even before deciding on the plastic mounts) as I don't care if it gets marked and it'll be easier to clean than the phone. This later became the best option when I went to test the plastic mounts.The plastic mounts come with two sizes and my phone (out of case) is sort of the monkey in the middle fit wise. This is likely why they've said it's not compatible, physically speaking. With the case, however, the largest adaptor is actually slightly too small. It could use another say 3 mm diameter on the phone side to allow for a fit that won't make me check for cracking. As is though, once you snap everything in, it's good and snug.See the pics for references of what's described above.Phone Case: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C222CC4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Bought this over a year ago and still use it regularly. Really good on Gyprock walls comon in OZ (Australia) for locating electrical wires, stud, pipe etc behind the wall before I drill and create an unexpected larger project !

It feels a bit cheaply made for the price, but it does work and it takes the guess work out of what your looking to find in a wall, the only real downside is that it must be calibrated each time you use it.