BoysBiz - EZY The Best Laser Level For Home Use - Straight Line Picture Hanging - Multipurpose Tape Measure With Button - 3 Spirit Levels and Handy Side Ruler - Recommended Pro Lazer Measurement Tool

I used this to create a photo wall and maintain straight lines. I could not be more pleased with the outcome.

For the price - WOW. It's everything I needed and more. You'll pay double the price for half of what this does going to a regular retail store. Bargain buy for a durable and handy tool!

tape measure is bent and the light for laser is broken and doesn't turn on. Any instructions on the box are too darn small to read and nothing I can see about needing to install a battery or what kind. Not a great product overall and I wouldn't buy it. Its' going back I need a screwdriver to install batteries. Why???? Just poorly made and packaged in my oppinion

Delivered two weeks ahead of scheduled date. however the website to read the device manual is not working, but easy enough to figure out for myself.... Great service guys.

This tool is impractical, unless one just-so-happens to have a level surface in which to place this that lines up squarely with where you want the level beam to land. Do the math on that likelihood.This device will need a tripod, which should be an option, to be useful more than 3% of the time.

Wish it was magnetic. Everything else is great.

I received this BoysBiz EZY Laser-Level as a free gift for purchasing a Vivreal stud finder ("boserous" was the Amazon seller) so I can't complain about the price! Unfortunately, one of the levels on this tool isn't accurate, so you need to be sure you have an accurate level to use in conjunction with the EZY level. In the photos, I checked the bubble level on this EZY Laser-Level against an accurate 24" Stanley level. My Stanley level is on a countertop and its bubble indicates the counter is essentially level. In the 1st photo, the EZY level is sitting on top of it, parallel to my level. The middle bubble of the EZY level (it has 3 separate leveling bubbles) also looks well centered, suggesting this one is accurate. In the 2nd photo, the EZY level is now resting perpendicular on top of the Stanley level (which hasn't changed position). The red laser line on visible on the oven shows the oven is level (confirmed with the Stanley level). The 3rd photo, looking down at the EZY level (which is still sitting on top of the Stanley level and is projecting a level horizontal laser line), indicates that the bubble for the rear level of the EZY level is far off-center. The bubble is touching the right hash mark, demonstrating that this one is very inaccurate. Unfortunately, this is the critical axis for this tool, because rotating the tool on this axis to center the bubble would cause the laser line to significantly deviate from a level position.

Easy to use. No need to have somebody else holding tap measure. Hold with one hand