Klein Tools 93LCLGR Self-Leveling Laser Level, Rechargeable, with Bright Green Cross-Lines and Red Plumb Spot, Magnetic and Ceiling Clamp Mounting

I bought this for doing plumbing work, thinking that I would only use it sparingly... I was wrong. This little laser is so helpful to keep straight lines, and speed up installations. Easy to see, Love the fact that it's rechargeable, I'm tired of wasting money on batteries. Only negative thing that I've found so far is the handle of the carrying case is not comfortable to grab...not a big enough issue to make me put it anything less that 5 stars, since the laser does its job perfectly.

This is a great laser level! I should have bought it a long time ago, as it makes layout & measuring so much easier AND faster, too! The 'Plumb' spot ability is an added PLUS to the horizontal & vertical cross lines! The only thing it lacks is the ability to lock the pendulum while keeping the red beam 'ON' to layout lines on a diagonal. Unfortunately, locking the pendulum ALSO turns the laser 'OFF'. That's unfortunate, but for my use this fits the bill!It works great in daylight both inside the house & outside on sunny days, although not in direct intense sunlight. NO COMPLAINTS whatsoever! It is 'self-leveling' AND the pendulum 'locks' for secure transport & it's all in a great plastic case!I've combined its use with the laser measuring device also made by KLEIN while working on my projects like laying floor planking, installing a fireplace, installing patio doors to replace existing windows & doors and building a deck outside the rear of out home? This thing is GREAT, GREAT, GREAT!

I had to replace our bathroom vanity and bought this Klein Laser Level after watching a YouTube video demoing laser levels for carpentry uses. I put it on a small tripod that came with a Konus spotting scope I have. I turn the device on 3 Axis and: low and behold, I can * immediately * tell the leveling / alignment of the new Ikea vanity I was roughing in. For the heck of it I compared against the readouts from 2 yellow conventional levels I own and it's right on.PLUS: The beams are very bright. Indoors it produces bold unmistakeably clear lines. I'm impressed considering it's price being at the still affordable / DIY user level (which is me). (Some of those Bosch laser levels range from around $300 - $800, that is Pro stuff it would be silly for me to buy.) I used this for an Ikea vanity install in a very brightly (fluorescent) lit bathroom. The lines are unambiguously visible, bold and clear. I also took this device outside on a beastly hot, bright, 98 degree August day and yeah, it's a lot harder to see the lines in blasting outdoor light but, for the price, I can't complain. It feels very solid, well built, not cheap. I will never be a carpentry "pro" but , for my purposes, this device will help me out on my various self-starter home fixit projects. Runs on 2 AA alkaline batteries which come shipped with the unit.I can recommend this for DIY users. It's perfectly fine for it's price point. If you do a LOT of outdoor construction, a suggestion: You could order this unit from Amazon and test it on a sunny day and see if it will function (produce visible lines) outdoors at a visibility level you are comfortable with. If you don't like it, send it back, eh? YMMV.I'm going to use this Klein laser level device this weekend when I build a new plastic shed from a kit. I plan to build a level non-permanent foundation first.P.S. Comes with a super durable, moulded black plastic hinged carrying / storage case with 2 large snap-clasps on it. Very heavy duty protection.

Great Laser! Having the green laser is much better than the red so thats a plus. As well the overall cost of this laser is pretty budget friendly in comparison to other brands and what the laser comes with. I think the only downside is the magnets that it comes with are not the best. I have a dewalt laser and the magnets are no joke. With this laser I get a little weary on whether or not its gonna hold and hopefully not fall. Other coworkers have this laser and have had the same experience.

Laser came with its own well built case. Batteries were included so these units should be fairly new and not sitting in a warehouse for years. For those that don’t know, the laser is self leveling so when unlocked and off it at appear that the laser gimbal is broken because it floats around. That is normal. When operating the float is it maintaining the beam level. Laser was used to hang 2 mirror frames. Everything worked flawlessly. Good buy at an expensive but reasonable price compared to others. I’mUsing mine for residential purposes.

It works great! Super sturdy. I have no complaints. Can't really go wrong with a Klein

This laser has out performed ladders the times it's cost! The versatility with the magnetic base, and the easy mounting hook for carpentry applications! Great performance even in interior bright lighting! It even works pretty well outside! If there is one thing I would change it would be to have the green laser color, but I literally use this laser everyday and I've got a lot of good feedback about it!

The media could not be loaded. Lo compre en marzo de este año y solo tengo 1 mes de estarlo usando y ya dejo de funcionar no tira las líneas solo marca que esta cargado. Espero que klein como marca de prestigio se haga responsable y me toque perder mi dinero porque a la hora de los reclamos se tiran la chibola con amzon para hacer efectivo la garantía.Actualización. Me respondieron con la garantía pero me enviaron otro modelo de más bajo precio y tuve que pagar 25 dolares para enviarlo. Ya con eso salgo perdido

Es un klein es una Shulada ! Compra exitosa 👍

Magnets could be stronger pretty weak but laser is nice to use and for an all in one very nice

excelente compra a muyy buen precio

Great little lazer. Only negative is that you need a tripod to use the plumb Bob feature. The Bosch one with the plumb Bob comes with a mini tri pod that brings the lazer about 4" off the ground so you can see the other spot. The Klein one is only about 3/4" off the ground. But the Klein come comes with a hard plastic case where the Bosch is just a soft case. I kept the Klein one because of the hard case, better protection in the cross box of my truck

Great tool , good value , easy to use definitely recommend