Tacklife HD60 Classic Laser Measure 196Ft M/In/Ft Mute Laser Distance Meter with 2 Bubble Levels, Backlit LCD and Pythagorean Mode, Measure Distance, Area and Volume - Carry Pouch and Battery Included

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This really does quite a bit once you know how to use it. I put together an instruction video (kind of long... sorry... I do however go over every feature). The instruction manual didn't help me much but fortunately this seems to be very similar to other laser distance meters, so I was able to figure out how to use it from various Youtube videos.Here is what this can do: Measure distance from one point to another (like a tape measure). Measure area. Measure volume. Measure height. Measure distance from one point to another (like the distance from a window to the top of the building). Measure height if you are on a hill.The great thing about this is it is super easy and quick to use. Measuring the area of my condo literally took only seconds (I have a very rectangular condo). The backlit display makes this super easy to read.Compared to other tools that do the same thing, I think this is a really great deal. I am happy I got this one. Bonus: this unit only requires two AAA batteries and they are included.

This so-called entry-level laser distance measuring device performs beyond my expectations. When I shopped around for this kind of tool, I was disappointed to note that many models did decimal measurements only, as in 12.3 feet. Indeed, from what I could tell by the description, this one was the same, but I decided to get it for its other features.Long story short, the TackLife 60M reports distances in six ways. You can do a measurement and then click through for the reporting style of our choice. For example: 26' 11 9/16" or 26.97" or 8.219m or 8.22m (rounded) or 323.6" or 323 9/16". Unlike some other models, the 60M remembers the reporting style you chose last, instead of defaulting to meters each time you turn it on.The 60M means that it will measure up to 60 meters. It includes a four-line display for showing the dimensions as you measure for area or volume. A memory button saves your entries.If you want a powerful, inexpensive, homeowner or semi-pro laser distance measurer, I highly recommend the TackLife 60M.

We use Bosch and Dewalt lasers but needed an extra as the office was always fighting over them. Both previously mentioned lasers work great but cost considerably more. I decided to take a chance on the Tacklife since it was only to be used as an extra but was very pleasantly surprised by its quality and accuracy. It's easy to use and works perfectly at a very attractive price when compared to its competition. The only reason I elected to give 4 stars instead of 5 is because the numbers are a bit small compared to others. Luckily my vision is still good but I imagine it could be hard to read otherwise.

A gift for my Engineer son, we immediately set about to determine the accuracy of this device, using a metal yardstick to gauge distance to a wall. The results were within 1/16 of an inch, and that was to textured wallboard. The texture varied that much! This thing is accurate. The zero baseline can be adjusted to coincide with the top OR bottom surface, allowing for inside and outside measurements. Displayed units can be changed from metric to the actually useful units of feet, inches, and fractions of inches. Their new puppy loved to chase the laser, so be careful around animals.

Instructions are in pseudo-English, so maybe I'm doing something wrong, but it's off by 1/8" in a 5' measurement, which is unacceptable. Self-calibration procedure doesn't work as described, so I can't calibrate it.Update: I bought a similar product (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0757N2GXC/) to see how they compared, suspecting (correctly, as it turned out) that they were identical internally. But between the two of them, I was able to decode the instructions and calibrate them both (they were both off by the identical amount). But the Morpilot version came with a target plate and a pair of red glasses, and was a couple bucks cheaper, so is (IMHO) a better buy.

As soon as I took it out of the box I got my tape measure out to test the accuracy of it. I measured 2' away on a level surface to a perfectly plumb object with my tape measure and the laser measure side-by-side. The laser measure was off by a few inches. I then messed around with the calibration on the laser measure. I spent about 30 minutes trying to get an accurate 2' reading. The closest I got was 2'-1/8 inches. After I got that 2'-1/8 inch reading, I measured it twice more (positioning the laser level exactly the same) and got 2 different measurements after that. Dirt product. If you want a laser measure that is an 8th of an inch off or more at only 2', knock yourself out.

The Tacklife HD60 works like a charm and is perfectly accurate. It is an affordable tool that eliminates having to find a second person to hold the far end of the tape. All you need is something at the other end for the laser to get a reflective 'fix' on, and you're good to go. You can use either end of the Tacklife as the zero reference point, which makes it nice for all different applications. A very handy and useful addition to your toolbox.

I bought this item 6 weeks ago and have been using it as a kitchen designer. I have been designing kitchens based off measurements made on this device and have come to discover that the measurements are very inaccurate. They will be between 2" - 6" off from the actual measurements which throws off the whole cabinet design. (And no, its not from the placement of the tracker) I was mortified when my partner went in for a final measure and all my original measurements were completely wrong. The whole cabinet design had to be changed.Unfortunately, I have past the 30 day window of returning the item. After seeing all the rave reviews, I'm wondering if maybe I just have a bad device. But I am in a panic knowing that I measured over 10 kitchens with this device. I tried contacting the seller but there have been "errors" and won't let me talk to them. I'd be willing to give it another device a chance.

Necesitaba realizar unas mediciones de espacios bastante grandes, así que me decidí a probar con este por las criticas y por la confianza que da la marca, y la verdad no me ha defraudado.Cuando lo abres al igual que el resto de los productos de la marca se ve la calidad de los materiales, da una buena sensación.Viene con una bolsa para poder guardarlo y las pilas.Se alimenta con dos pilas AAA.Antes disponía de un telémetro por ultrasonidos, pero al no dispone de puntero laser no sabias muy bien que estaba midiendo, en el caso de este telémetro el laser permite ver con claridad en que superficie estas apuntando. Dispone ademas de dos niveles laser para que puedas nivelar el telémetro y obtener una medida precisa.

Cumple con la función perfectamente, muy preciso y muy fácil de usar.Lo malo es que a plena luz del día no vas a poder usarlo, tiene que ser por la mañana o tarde noche.En general buen producto a buen precio

Esta muy bien. Manejo sencillo, además de varias funciones para calcular los m2 y demás. Es cómodo de llevar en su funda. Recomendable.

Bastante difícil medir cuando hay mucho sol, pero funciona muy bien si te sirves de trucos como poner sombra sobre la tarjeta de medición para poder apuntar bien.

Bien construído, fácil de usar, transportable y una excelente relación calidad precio.