Laser Measure 328ft DT100 Laser Distance Meter 100M Portable Handle Digital Measure Tool Range Finder Larger Backlit LCD 4 Line Display IP54 Shockproof

Easy product to work with

I am in my 70s so moving and redoing is not my thing. This tool is very accurate and really helped me get the job done without remasuring

Way more accurate than it needs to be. Works like a champ!

This thing is accurate enough to get the general job done. I work at a surveying firm and we use these to measure down manholes to get pipe sizes and depth. The bad thing is that we measure with survey feet, which is decimal feet not "architechal" feet. If adding that in, then it would be fantastic for firms who regularly drop these into manholes. I measured our room for insulation and it shot 70' away and the light was clear, something to boast as "loosing" the light is a big problem during daylight.A trick to use these is keep the setting on measuring from the back of the meter and set it against the wall or a hard surface. That way you don't have to worry about keeping the shot perpendicular or if it has a slope. I know it sounds obvious, but even new guys use things like their stomach, chin, or just holding it up in the air when they could use the rim, wall, ground.Your 2nd and 3rd picture also has a misspelling: it says Accuracy ups on the 2nd picture, and mesure on the 3rd picture.Edit: after playing with it more there is a mode for decimal feet, but after the kids mashed it a few times it would not shoot. I had to take the batteries out but it's done this 2 times so I am keeping it at a 4/5 until I find if it was a user error and not the measure erroring (like if they were in a wrong setting, but it just would stay stuck on the screen even if I changed any buttons).

Featured is ACPOTEL's DTAPE, Model: DT100, Laser Distance Meter made available by Amazon & Vine for review.I am an "old school" ruler and tape measurer guy, but I needed something easier to estimate materials for a remodeling project later this year. At times it can be difficult to find someone to hold the other end of the tape measure when you need them. I was glad to see this laser measure offered here..The DTAPE, Model: DT100, Laser Distance Meter comes complete and ready to go right out of the box. Included with the distance meter are two AAA batteries, a wrist strap, a carrying case you can attach to your belt and a well written user manual. It comes with a 2 year manufacturer's warranty as an added perk.The laser meter is easy to operate and has a nice lighted LCD that shows modes of operation, battery strength as well as your measurements. The meter's memory will record your last 20 measurements which is very handy when your dangling on a ladder measuring.The laser meter will measure and compute distance, area, volume, pythogoras and has a continuous measure mode. The results can be displayed in meters (1.21m), feet (3.9ft) , inches (43 3/8in) and a combined feet and inches (3' 11" 1/16). The manufacturer states the meter is accurate with-in a 1/16 of an inch although I haven't noted a problem in my short distance tests so far. I did several long distance tests, but I lacked man power to verify the results.The laser light is very easy to see indoors for targeting your measurement point. Outdoors can be a little tricky depending on the Sun. In the outdoor shadows the laser had a visible range of about 30 feet before you lose track of it. In the bright Sun you could not see it at all although the meter would still record measurements. Just for the heck of it I steadied the meter on a table in my driveway and aimed it at my neighbor's house across the street. Surprisingly the meter reported a measurement of 188' 05" 1/16. Naturally I couldn't verify it, but it was close in my rough estimate.All in all I am still getting use to this electronic gadget which I find will be ideal for my current remodeling estimates. The first time I have some serious cutting of materials I will probably double check with the tape measure, but hey that's the "old school" in me until I am comfortable using this.

After using the Acpotel Laser Measuring Device for a few weeks now, I've got to say, I'm pretty impressed with what this little gadget can do. First off, the accuracy is spot on. I've been using it for various projects, and every time I double-check the measurements with a traditional tape measure, the Acpotel readings are right there within a 1/16 - 5/32 inch margin of error. That's good enough to get the general measurements of a room.One of the features I really appreciate is that it is not difficult to switch units between meters, inches, and feet. It's a small thing, but it saves a lot of time and mental math, especially when I'm working on projects that require different units of measurement.The LCD backlight is ok for working in less-than-ideal lighting conditions - I wish it would stay on for longer than it does. The device itself feels durable and well-made. It's survived a couple of drops without a scratch.There's a bunch of measurement features packed into this device that I'm still getting the hang of, like area, volume, and the Pythagorean method. But from what I've used so far, these features are straightforward and quite handy. The continuous measurement mode is also a really nice feature.What's in the box is pretty much everything you'd need to get started: the device, AAA batteries, a carrying bag, a user manual, and a hand strap. The 24-month warranty is a nice touch too, giving me some peace of mind about the purchase. The instruction book is too big to fit in the case it came with - bummer.Comparing it to other laser distance tape measures I have, the Acpotel offers a lot of value for its price. It's accurate, versatile, and user-friendly. Recommend this purchase for anyone that wants a basic Laser Distance Tape Measuring Tool.