Laser Measure 50M/165ft,RockSeed Digital Laser Distance Meter with 2 Bubble Levels,Portable M/in/Ft Unit Switching Backlit LCD and Measuring Distance/Area/Volume/Pythagorean

Amazing! Works great, pretty accurate, much easier than a measuring tape. A little confusing but once you get the hang of it it's awesome! The only thing is that it's a little hard to keep your hands steady and not move in order to get consistent measures, so it's better to have it lay on something flat whenever possible. Regardless, 10/10 recommend. Made measuring a lot of spots much less of a pain!

This laser really stands up to the big guys! I compared this laser with my Bosch GLM165-27C (an industry standard laser) and was incredibly surprised how close the Mileseey measures to the Bosch. This review includes photos, and you will notice how similar the measurements are. Well within tolerance for this type of measuring tool. I will explain more about my testing later in this review, but for those just looking for a recommendation, I believe this laser will serve any DIY'er or low-profile professional very well for gentle day to day use.Firstly, lets talk about the good things:This laser is easy to read, intuitive to use, has great features, and has a good enough build quality that I wouldn't bat an eye at it for this price. The body is a thin, cheap plastic construction that would likely crack or chip away if it were dropped from any higher than 2-3 ft. I believe it's sturdy enough to be used by your average Joe or apprentice. Don't expect this tool to last long if you're not gentle with your tools! It's no Milwaukee!As for accuracy, the laser is very accurate when compared to a significantly more expensive laser. Not that price truly has any weight on the trustworthiness... I compared this to a Bosch Blaze laser, which in my opinion is an industry-recognized and trusted laser measurement tool. While testing the Mileseey against it, I was seeing very comparable results. Usually within +/- 0.5". That deviance of course is affected proportionately by the distance measured. Get this tool if you don't need laboratory precision, but also can't justify the price of the big boys.Now for some things this laser is lacking:It doesn't have an auto-rotate feature for the display. It is only viewable from the upright position. I wouldn't expect this feature at this price point, but it's worth noting.This laser requires a dimly lit environment, and a relatively reflective surface to shoot the laser on. This does not work well on black/brown surfaces. The ability to reach the advertised 165ft max measurement distance is highly dependent on solid and near-perfect conditions. That is, a reflective (white preferably) surface and dim lighting conditions. This laser does not work well outdoors!You have to hold this laser steady for a long time at longer distances to get a good read. This is also true for the Bosch, but I find it is much more forgiving than the Mileseey. If not held perfectly still at long distances, you may get an error code that I posted in the pictures to this review.

I’ve used this for a few small home projects and it’s been super helpful. The measurements have been accurate enough for what I’ve needed (within 1/16” in most tests), and it’s way easier than dealing with a long tape measure across the room. The display is clear, and switching between units is simple.That said, the laser is tough to see outdoors in bright light, especially past 50 feet, and the bubble levels are a bit too tiny to be useful.Overall, a great value for the price. I wouldn’t use it for ultra-precise work, but for everyday DIY projects and measuring rooms, it’s more than enough.

This little gadget is small, inexpensive, yet well designed and easy to use. I used it to measure over a dozen windows before ordering a batch inside-mount blinds. Worked out very well - so much better than struggling with a tape measure! After measuring the width and length of two windows, I could take a quick photo of the screen so that I will have a record of 4 measurements. I should have got one of these years ago ...

I recently got my hands on the RockSeed 165 Feet Digital Laser Distance Meter, and it has become an invaluable tool for my DIY projects. Its precision and ease of use are impressive, especially for someone who frequently tackles various home improvement tasks.One feature that stands out is the dual bubble levels, which add an extra layer of accuracy to measurements. This makes it much easier to get precise readings, even on uneven surfaces. The backlit LCD is also a huge plus, providing clear visibility in both low-light and bright conditions.Switching between units of measurement is straightforward with this device. Whether you prefer meters, inches, or feet, the unit switching function is intuitive and quick. This flexibility is something I really appreciate when working on different types of projects.The Pythagorean mode is another handy feature, allowing for indirect measurements. It’s particularly useful when measuring distances that are not directly accessible. This has saved me a lot of time and effort, making complex measurements much simpler.While I’ve found it mostly positive, the device's lightweight build can make it feel less durable compared to more heavy-duty tools. However, this hasn’t impacted its performance in my experience.Using the RockSeed Laser Measure has streamlined my measuring process significantly. It's accurate, easy to use, and packed with features that cater to a variety of measurement needs. Whether I’m measuring for new furniture placement or calculating materials for a project, this laser measure has proven to be a reliable and efficient tool.