Bosch cross line laser AdvancedLevel 360 with premium tripod (3 laser lines incl. 360° for alignment throughout the entire room)

There's no more excuses for not getting your tiles or kitchen worktops or pictures or pretty much anything else lined up nicely. Super quality item and best of all, my Canon camera fits on the tripod perfectly!

Not used it for a project yet, but had a quick tryout. It is very sturdy and seems pretty accurate

I bought this level to use while constructing my garden room. I've been using it for everything and have worked up enough confidence in it to dispense with ordinary levels. There are both horizontal and vertical alignment lasers in the unit - very useful for erecting frames or panels. The mode button allows the vertical laser to be switched off and also for the warning flash to be switched off when operating the laser outside its +-4deg limits. The tripod comes with a small bubble level built into it so that you can quickly get to within the needed +- 4deg for the level to operate. There aren't any more functions or features to it - so very easy to operate.The only drawback is that it doesn't work in bright daylight - as most of them don't. However, on overcast days or in the evening, the laser is easily visible. Line thickness increases to 5mm at 20m out.

Very handy for fitting tiles and hanging curtain hooks. Nice that it comes with the tripod.

Really good laser for the price

Summary first; Bosch is more versatile, Milwaukee more robust and Nikotech great for part time DIY work.You don't need to speed hundreds of you're not going to use it much.All the levels can be used with your standard camera tripod. If I went back I time I'd probably only get the Bosch laser. Milwaukee you'd have to use allot, in rough environments to get your worth.Pro - Milwauk brightest, rechargeableA - £190 - BoschPro's - fantastic price for a 360° line to work a whole room with. Dot on floor for floor to ceiling work (90°), green light allot more prominent then red, takes AA battery's so easily repalcedCons - non rechargeable, flimsy protective carry case, laser casing is made from hard plasticB - £25 - NikotechPro's - cheap, works well, fits on camera stand, great for working on one, or possibly even 3 walls, only requires two AAA batteries.Cons - Not the brightest, limited laser field of view, flimsy carry case,C - £230 - MilwaukeePro's - the brightest, can manually alter position via nobs, study carry case, protective shell, rechargeableCons - pricey, lacks 360 view and floor laser dot

Been using this when needed since buying in March last year and the tripod has broken. The level its self is ok by the tripod is rubbish.