KAIWEETS KT360A Laser Level Green, 3X360° Laser Level, 3D Lines Laser 30M (Up to 60M with Detector) with Self-Levelling Mode, Manual Mode, Independents Windows, Magnetic Base

I bought this item after a review on YT (American reviewer) and comparing to Dewalt device, which is about twice the price! I have to say I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived, well packaged, nicely put together and feels pretty good quality!It can with 2 x rechargeable batteries (USB-C interface, nice), which took about an hour to fully charge (as recommended for first use)The green line is really bright, but still suffers in bright sunlight much the same as red line lasers (I have those also) and the 360Deg function (which is the real reason I wanted one of these) is excellent.There is a simple one 'slider' button to activate horizontal laser line with pendulum unlocked...very useful and quick, but you can select the different modes by simple touch of a button!Has 'pulse' mode, but unfortunately does not work with my Leica pulse receiver ;o(How accurate, well I've compared it with my new Stabila spirit levels and a Leica red line laser level and it is spot on! I would say there is a bit of spread at distance, but negligible and acceptable!Pros : Accurate, easy to use (one operation on), 2 batteries (with USB-C charging), very bright lasers, 360deg operationCons: Just as difficult to see in daylight, red line 'pulse' detector does not detect signal, slight spread at distance.Would I recommend: YES, I'm a multi-trade engineer and use it daily for kitchen fitting, pipe layouts, groundwork, brick laying, fencing, etc the 360deg facility is awesome (my Leica is only 180deg), DIY = YES if you really need a 360Deg laser and love decent tools.UPDATE: Still really pleased with this laser level and appears to be holding up after considerable 'trade' use since purchase. As will ALL lasers still difficult to see in bright daylight, but solved with purchase of a Leica red/green line detector, now I can level up to 30+m no problem! No regrets with purchase, particularly at this price point.

I was in two minds whether to get this or a Bosch, I went for this as it was a cheaper and on paper had an equivalent or better specification. A lot of reviewers have criticized the plastic clip on the battery pack but I really don't see a problem with it. I was a little concerned that I would not be able to use this for setting out a gradient. The laser locking mechanism is combined with the on/off switch and if you tilt the device over by more that 4 degrees so as to take the laser out of level it starts flashing preventing it from being used off level. However I found that the laser can be turned on whilst in the locked/off position by pressing and holding the 'laser' button. The laser can then be used at any angle, it does pulse off and back on every few seconds as a reminder that it is not level.The laser target included does not seem that useful and a white surface shows the laser better. I have taken it outdoors in daylight and the laser would definitely benefit from the electronic target which I may have to buy. For indoor use the laser is really bright, outdoors in daylight you have to play the game of hunt the laser line. I have tested the laser against my best spirit level and have no reason to doubt the quoted accuracy but would have to test it against a water level to find out how good it really is.Very well made I have no hesitation in recommending this laser, I don't regret not getting the Bosch.

It is a verry good laser the green line is not thick for me is perfect. With the battery I can say I'm very happy it is last lon then I expected. The only bad points are 1 The MAGNET its a bit wick need two points not only one down,2 The controller button you have to use only one button to get all the lines one . Not a big issue but they can make an upgrade for eady use.

I use with 3D Laser Level Green, KAIWEETS and does the job over some big distances. Feels a little plastic and light weight, wouldn't want it to take any impact. But very impressive distance and accuracy is full daylight.

I’ve only used it a few times so far, but I’m very impressed. I’m a chippy on site, I used it this week to put all the stud internal walls up, and we had to dive one room into 2. This level made it so much easier, no chalk lines, square or spirit level needed. I’ve used it for a kitchen installation as well and it was spot on. So far the only thing that I’ve been able to complain about is that the magnets aren’t very strong. I tried to place it on corner bearding and it barely gripped, I would leave it there. I’ve seen others on YouTube that really hold. That’s my only problem.

Whilst researching many, many types of Lazer levels I eventually chose this one. Why? It was a little more expensive of similar levels within the same category but I'm more than happy with it. One of the key features with it, is the replacement batteries. I do DIY for a living and this works for both inside works AND ground works.

Having used this laser to fit my kitchen I then later put a 6ft level over it and realised the laser was up to 10mm out on the horizontal. Then comparing it to my colleagues Dewalt laser I could see the line was very clearly not level, it doesn't do the one job a laser level is meant to do- be level. I wouldn't reccomend this product even at a cheaper price. Your much better off with a dewalt or named trade brand.

Very simple to use with a great full screen on reverse side. If you only need for grading earth works or fitting objects at the same height etc then this is probably suitable. The accuracy seems to vary several mm's up to about 10 in my experience. I've since returned it and purchased a bosch Lr7, it's twice the price mind but accuracy is bang on.