HILDA 4x360°Laser Level Self Leveling with Alarm,16 Lines Green Line Laser,2x360° Vertical and 2x360° Horizontal laser tool, Rechargeable Li-ion battery,Level tool for Indoor and Outdoor Construction

I purchased this to help when I was finishing my basement and I couldn't have done it without this. It helped level pretty much everything and it's easy to set up and use.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve wanted a laser level for a while but couldn’t bring myself to pay for top name brands (DeWalt, Milwaukee, Hilti etc.). I took to Amazon and there were a lot of low priced, low name options, but none lower priced than this one ($69 with a 10% discount at checkout). I did the same thing you are right now, scrolling through the reviews seeing how big of a ripoff could this really be? I finally thought why not give it a shot? I can always return it for free if it’s junk… needless to say I’m going to be keeping this one for a while!The ONLY hiccup I had with this is I had to order (for free) a replacement because on the first one that was sent, one of the verticals lasers was not functional and very well could have been my package carrier? Who knows. But Amazon made it right in 2 days flat and this new one works flawlessly.If you need a laser level, buy it. If you want a laser level, buy it. If you don’t need/want a laser level, you guessed it buy this one anyway. Very pleased with my purchase and I am constantly bragging on it to my buddies. Check out the pics and videos to see the crisp clear lines that can be seen from anywhere in the room!

Has all the features you want and a very strong magnet on the suspension which makes it easy to hang on a stud.Charging through USB and the additional spare/backup battery is great features.Holds battery for several hours.Indispensable tool.

It does have some nice features, but unless you find extra batteries in a slightly higher mh, it chews through batteries like a hippo. I work outside installing patio covers and the only time I have trouble seeing the beam is on overcast days. The pulse beam is also the only setting that will work for outside because the steady beam fades quickly in outdoor lighting, even with the aftermarket batteries i found. All in all, it has helped my production speed, so until im ready to spend $1000.00+ dollars on a laser, it will do for now. The carry case and accessories are a bonus, but I use a nice tripod and haven't had the opportunity to use any of the included mounting bases. The 12v charging cord as well as the 120v charger is also a nice feature.

I was shocked with the quality of this laser level. Plenty of laser settings for a multitude of leveling options. I have it mounted on an old camera tripod making relocation and adjusting height a breeze. Using this laser level to frame out my basement finish and walls are coming out perfectly square and plumb. Love how bright the lasers are, even when all lasers are turned on (and there are four). The self-leveling feature of the unit is terrific, but you can only use it upright, not upside down or on its side. Battery life has been great — lasts as long as I want to work in one day. If I could change anything on this it would be an easier ON/OFF switch to be able to keep the unit located at the same position when turning on and off. I would still highly recommend this laser level. I will never build without one again.

Pros: Cost, Brightness, 4 x 360 lazers, added accessories are all useful.Cons: Loud beeping (Not that bad), no clear instructions on how to level lock but I figured it out.The manual says to lock the "On" position halfway but theres no way to do that so that's incorrect.The correct way to level lock is to turn the switch to "ON" and then press & hold the "Out" button for 3 seconds. You will hear an audible beep, at this point you can rotate the device without the beeping as the pendulums are now locked. I ALMOST returned it because I couldn't figure this out but I referenced another video of theirs and was able to conclude this using intuition.

Vertical accuracy was good however horizontal accuracy was 1/8" out at 20ft, technically beyond spec and pitched forward. This was able to be compensated somewhat however the alignment bolts on the pendulum are affixed with some type of glue that requires quite a bit of heat and a lot of force to move, along with a very narrow strong 4mm wrench to turn them and the horizontal adjustment is difficult to access behind the housing. This nearly stripped the bolt so caution is advised.Screw quality is low however functional. Some horizontal dipping is seen on the edge of the lower laser, but this is very minor and may fall in specifications and does not concern myself. The emitters themselves are quite bright and close in brightness, some minor variation is seen as expected at this cost. Vertical alignment appeared quite good and did not require adjustment for my use, this adjustment for side to side roll is much more accessible but also affixed very firmly.There is no way to lock the beam and disable the warning, making setting off level lines difficult and perilous. This is not a big deal if you use it mostly in self leveling.For the price, around $66 -$75 usd this is not a bad value, but I would recommend checking the alignment yourself and determining if it is useable. This is not the easiest alignment to set, and if there are issues with the individual emitters themselves and not the plane it is difficult to adjust them.The build quality is also low, I would not drop this or subject it to many impacts as it may not survive.However at this price it is not common to find many "4D" lasers and it is a good value for that, many cheaper levels are also only rated for around 1/8" at 20ft so this may be an as good or better option than one of those. Build quality may be an issue, but if used sparingly it is probably fine. I would want a better pendulum design with more adjustability if the price approached $100.Moving or reducing the size of the front tab and a less strong locking adhesive used on the alignment bolts would make plane adjustment much easier. I would like to see better adjustability of the emitters as you can see with multiple hex adjustments from other higher cost brands. This does seem an improvement from hilda, and it only requires removing the two side covers and the bottom four housing screws to access the pendulum.The accessories are typical and adequate at this price. The remote is useful and allows the light to be dimmed quite a lot, a useful feature for alignment in close areas.