Laser levels significantly enhance the quality of DIYs, renovations, and remodeling. By emitting a laser, they display horizontal and vertical lines on walls and other surfaces, which are used to attach building materials to walls and install furniture.
Using a laser level improves the overall appearance of renovations and reduces the chance of gaps and misalignments in building materials. They are perfect to have if you undertake large-scale DIYs or renovation projects. Major power tools manufacturers, such as Bosch and DeWalt, and surveying equipment manufacturers, like Huepar and CIGMAN, all sell their own models. And, they can vary in price due to their features, accuracy, and durability, which can make it tough to choose which one to buy.
At mybest, we define the best laser level as one that projects an easy-to-see laser that can be used over a long period indoors or outdoors. We compared 9 of the best-selling laser levels available from the top makers and online retail sites to help you meet your match.
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We conducted tests on each product by first setting the standard for accuracy as a level that projects accurate horizontal and vertical markers.
We set the standard for an easy-to-see laser level as one that could be seen clearly, even outdoors. We then conducted tests of each product to ensure user satisfaction.
We set the standard for a wide projection range as a level that does not require installation or adjustment each time it is projected. We tested each level using the following methods.
We set the standard for ease of setup as a laser level that didn’t require any special techniques or skill to install and adjust. We also looked at whether it came with any accessories to support the adjustment. We tested each level using the following methods.
We set the standard for battery life as a laser level that wouldn’t run out of power even if left on and used during an entire weekend. We then tested each level in the following way.
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Laser levels are mostly accurate despite the model because most use a pendulum-style system to determine horizontal levelness and vertical plumbness. So if you are starting out, go with an inexpensive model, one that matches your degree of DIY knowledge. When you start getting concerned about usability, consider upgrading to a laser level that offers more features and attachments.
Other than accuracy, visibility is the second most important attribute to have in a laser level. The 3 big issues when it comes to visibility are the brightness of the laser, its color, and its thickness.
We found that CIGMAN’s Self-Leveling Laser Level has a laser line that’s easiest to see. The laser is visible even in the bright outdoors, making it more versatile and ready to use wherever you need it.
The brightness of the average living room is about 200 lx, and the shade on a sunny day is about 10,000 lx (reference: International Lighting Commission). To see a laser level’s laser line, its brightness should be at least 500 lx.
With indoor lights on, our testers had the easiest time seeing lasers if they were over 500 lx. More is OK, but less means that the laser level can be used only under average or dark conditions.
If you work primarily outdoors, we recommend purchasing a device with a receiver. Such laser levels are expensive and intended for professionals, so they were not included in our tests. However, with a receiver, even if the laser light is not strong enough and cannot be seen outdoors, you can determine the horizontal and vertical positions through sound and vibration.
Laser levels come in a variety of line colors, with blue, green, and red being the most common. However, green lasers are easier to see because green hues have wavelengths near 555 nm, and the human eye sees that wavelength easier than others (Commission internationale de l'éclairage).
The various color tones of the laser levels we reviewed can be seen in the gallery at the bottom of this article. The pictures may differ from the product's actual color depending on the environment it was displayed in, but you can make a relative comparison.
A laser level should support construction according to a blueprint, but during our tests, we found that some levels made it difficult to mark accurately along the beam. We activated the beam 15 feet from a wall and measured the thickness of the line. Using a chalk line tool, we tried to draw a steady line with a width of approximately 0.07 inches. If the width of the beam was 0.1 inches or greater, it was much more difficult to get accurate chalk lines.
Precision and visibility of lines are crucial during marking. If you can't adjust them accurately, problems arise later. So, we investigated what kinds of products are easy to set up and adjust.
Laser levels that can be mounted on an elevator-style tripod are great because they allow for fine adjustments to horizontal line heights. Few laser marking devices can adjust horizontal line heights themselves, and none of the products we tested could do so. Matching horizontal heights is accomplished most easily using an elevator-style tripod, most of which have 5/8 inch diameter attachment points.
If a tripod cannot be used, other means of leveling the laser must be used. Magazines, books, and toolboxes are commonly used for this purpose. However, they cannot offer the accuracy that a tripod offers.
If you're considering purchasing an elevator-style tripod, we recommend one with a handle. With this, not only can you adjust the height of the horizontal line, but you can also adjust the projection angle of the vertical line simultaneously, making it highly efficient and accurate.
A turntable-style rotating platform allows for subtle vertical line adjustments on a laser level, making work more efficient and accurate. Without one, you must adjust the laser’s projection position by shifting the main body’s position, but a 0.5 inch deviation by hand can become a 5 inch deviation by the time the laser reaches the wall. Manual positioning thus requires dexterity, experience, and some luck.
Most manufacturers of the laser levels we tested sold turntables separately. If you're working with detailed blueprints, it is best to choose a product with a turntable included.
If the projection range is narrow, you must adjust the horizontal and vertical orientation repeatedly during major renovations, such as when framing or renovating an entire room. If a laser level allows projection in all directions, adjustments are reduced. By reducing the number of adjustments, errors are less likely to occur.
The longer a laser level’s laser can reach, the less time is spent moving it closer to walls and other surfaces when measuring. Some levels also allow projection forward, back, left, right, up and down, again saving time by not having to move and adjust the level. Consider carefully how you intend to use your laser level, and choose one that matches these requirements.
During testing, we measured the time each laser level’s battery lasted by using them continuously on their highest setting. Some laser levels use rechargeable batteries and some use alkaline batteries. Among those that use alkaline batteries, some use two AAs and some use three. Despite their power source, batteries lasted longer in some laser levels and shorter in others.
If you are going to work in the same place for several days, we recommend a laser level that uses three AA batteries. We found that rechargeable laser levels emit light continuously for an average of 7 hours, but those powered by two AA batteries lasted an average of 10 hours. Those that take three AAs lasted for 13 hours, on average. If you use a laser level for 3 hours each day, its batteries will last two weekends of renovations.
Products | Image | mybest Score | Click to purchase | Key features | Main Score | Details | ||||||||||||||
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Accuracy | Visibility | Laser Direction | Ease of Installation and Setup | Battery Life | Number of Lines | Laser Color | Braking System | Vertical Accuracy (measured value) | Orthogonal Accuracy (measured value) | Horizontal Accuracy (measured value) | Rotation Range | Dust/Water Resistance | Width (measured value) | Total Weight | ||||||
1 | CIGMAN Self Leveling Laser Level|CM-701 | ![]() | 4.71 | mybest's Top Choice: Reliable and Easy To Use | 4.84 | 4.57 | 5.00 | 4.50 | 4.52 | 3 Lines | Green | Electric leveling method | ±1.5mm/5m | ±1.5mm/5m | ±1.5mm/5m | 360° | 79mm | 1.76 lbs. | ||
2 | Huepar 3D Cross Line Self-leveling Laser|B03CG | ![]() | 4.62 | Good for Indoors; Projects in All Directions | 4.90 | 4.54 | 5.00 | 4.10 | 4.43 | 3 Lines | Green | Electronic leveling method | 2.8mm(±1/9 Inch at 33 Feet) | unknown | 2.8mm(±1/9 Inch at 33 Feet) | 360° | unknown | 3.7 lb. | ||
3 | PREXISO Laser Level Self Leveling|PLC30GLI | ![]() | 4.56 | Easy-To-See Line; Amazing Battery Life | 5.00 | 4.54 | 4.50 | 4.04 | 4.93 | 2 Lines | Green | Electronic leveling method | ±3/16 at 30ft (±5mm at10M) | ±3/16 at 30ft (±5mm at10M) | ±3/16 at 30ft (±5mm at10M) | 360° | 63.5mm | 0.34kg | ||
4 | Klein Tools Laser Level|93LCLS | ![]() | 4.49 | Great for Long-Term Indoor Construction | 5.00 | 4.18 | 4.61 | 4.04 | 5.00 | Four Horizontal, Vertical, Plumb Up, Plumb Down | Red | Electronic leveling method | ±2 mm per 10 m | ±3 mm per 10 m | ±2 mm per 10 m | 360° | 66mm | 1.5 lb. | ||
5 | Huepar DIY Self-Leveling Green Beam Cross Line Laser|9011G | ![]() | 4.46 | Easy-To-See Lines; Low Price | 5.00 | 4.48 | 4.50 | 3.77 | 4.77 | 2 Lines | Green | Electronic leveling method | 2.8mm(± 1/9 Inch at 33 Feet) | 2.8mm(± 1/9 Inch at 33 Feet) | 2.8mm(± 1/9 Inch at 33 Feet) | 360° | 75mm | 1.12 lbs | ||
6 | DeWalt DeWalt|Cross Line Laser|DW088K | ![]() | 4.43 | Suitable for Use on Large Walls; Long Battery Life | 5.00 | 4.23 | 4.61 | 3.77 | 5.00 | 2 Lines | Red | Electronic leveling method | 3.2mm(+/- 1/8 in. accuracy at 30 ft.) | 3.2mm(+/- 1/8 in. accuracy at 30 ft.) | 3.2mm(+/- 1/8 in. accuracy at 30 ft.) | Fixed | 61 mm | 1 lbs. | ||
7 | RockSeed Laser Level|LV1G | ![]() | 4.28 | Suitable for Use on Indoor Walls | 4.50 | 4.43 | 4.50 | 3.60 | 5.00 | 2 Line | Green | Electronic leveling method | 3.2mm(±1/8 In, at 30 Ft) | 3.2mm(±1/8 In, at 30 Ft) | 3.2mm(±1/8 In, at 30 Ft) | 360° | unknown | 12 oz. | ||
8 | BOSCH Self-Leveling Cross-Line Laser|GLL30 | ![]() | 4.22 | Difficult to Use for Serious DIYs | 5.00 | 4.17 | 4.06 | 3.77 | 3.54 | 2 Lines | Red | Electronic leveling method | 7.9mm(± 5/16 In. at 30 Ft.) | 7.9mm(± 5/16 In. at 30 Ft.) | 7.9mm(± 5/16 In. at 30 Ft.) | 360° | 55.9mm(2.2") | 0.5 lb. | ||
8 | SKIL SKIL|Self-Leveling Green Cross Line Laser|LL932401 | ![]() | 4.22 | A Device for Roughly Arranging Large Objects; Not Suitable for Intermediate DIY and Up | 4.60 | 4.40 | 4.00 | 3.77 | 4.39 | 2 Lines | Green | Electronic leveling method | ±3/16 at 30f(±3/16 at 30f) | ±3/16 at 30f(±3/16 at 30f) | 4.8mm(±3/16 at 30f) | 360° | unknown | unknown |
Number of Lines | 3 Lines |
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Laser Color | Green |
Braking System | Electric leveling method |
What we loved
What we didn't love
CIGMAN’s Self-Leveling Laser Level CM-701 excelled during all of our tests, particularly in our visibility and laser direction categories. Brightness at a distance of 15 feet was measured as 508 lx, and the line width was very thin at 0.05 inches. The green laser of approximately 515 nm maintains a thin line regardless of distance, and it remains visible even in bright conditions.
Since it projects in all directions, it is useful for large-scale DIY indoor projects. It comes with a turntable that has a 5/8 inch diameter mount, so it can be attached to a tripod, allowing for smooth angle adjustments. On a single charge, it operated continuously for 8.1 hours, so the battery won't run out even if left on for an entire workday.
Easy to adjust and visually appealing, this laser level is one of our top picks. We recommend this product for both beginners and advanced users.
Vertical Accuracy (measured value) | ±1.5mm/5m |
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Orthogonal Accuracy (measured value) | ±1.5mm/5m |
Horizontal Accuracy (measured value) | ±1.5mm/5m |
Rotation Range | 360° |
Dust/Water Resistance | |
Width (measured value) | 79mm |
Total Weight | 1.76 lbs. |
Number of Lines | 3 Lines |
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Laser Color | Green |
Braking System | Electronic leveling method |
What we loved
What we didn't love
Huepar’s 3D Cross Line Self-Leveling Laser is rechargeable and has a battery life indicator. Its energy-saving mode preserves battery life. Illuminance at 15 feet was 479 lx, which is bright but slightly low for outdoor use. Lines are clearly visible indoors, with a width of 0.06 inches. The slightly bluish laser at 520 nm is very easy to see and can be projected in all directions, making it perfect for large-scale DIYs or indoor renovations.
Needing to adjust the angle manually takes more time to line up the lasers, but a rotating base makes angle adjustments smooth. Its magnetic base has a 5/8-inch mount, which is just right for mounting to a tripod. It operated continuously for 7.3 hours, so you get about a full day’s worth of use on a single charge.
Vertical Accuracy (measured value) | 2.8mm(±1/9 Inch at 33 Feet) |
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Orthogonal Accuracy (measured value) | unknown |
Horizontal Accuracy (measured value) | 2.8mm(±1/9 Inch at 33 Feet) |
Rotation Range | 360° |
Dust/Water Resistance | |
Width (measured value) | unknown |
Total Weight | 3.7 lb. |
Number of Lines | 2 Lines |
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Laser Color | Green |
Braking System | Electronic leveling method |
What we loved
What we didn't love
PREXISO’s Laser Level Self-Leveling is a rechargeable laser level that comes with a built-in 3.7v lithium-ion battery. Illuminance at 15 feet was 479 lx, and its 517 nm green line is clearly visible even in a bright room. Its line width is very thin at 0.05 inches, making it sufficient for detailed measurements. The projection range is wide, but due to limited surface area, adjustments are required for each indoor construction project.
A magnetic base includes a 5/8 inch diameter mount for a tripod. A knob under the base makes adjustments smooth. We recommend using a tripod with this laser level rather than setting it on a surface or table. Its impressive 11.45-hour battery life on a single charge means that you could use this laser level all weekend and never run out of power.
Vertical Accuracy (measured value) | ±3/16 at 30ft (±5mm at10M) |
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Orthogonal Accuracy (measured value) | ±3/16 at 30ft (±5mm at10M) |
Horizontal Accuracy (measured value) | ±3/16 at 30ft (±5mm at10M) |
Rotation Range | 360° |
Dust/Water Resistance | |
Width (measured value) | 63.5mm |
Total Weight | 0.34kg |
Number of Lines | Four Horizontal, Vertical, Plumb Up, Plumb Down |
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Laser Color | Red |
Braking System | Electronic leveling method |
What we loved
What we didn't love
Klein’s Laser Level 93LCLS runs on three AA batteries. Illuminance at 15 feet was 412 lx, which is dimmer than other laser levels, and its red 635 nm laser is difficult to see outdoors. However, since the line width is thin at 0.06 inches, precise measurements are possible.
This laser level projects to the ceiling and floor, making multiple adjustments unnecessary. Its magnetic base has a 5/8 inch diameter mount for tripods, which also allows attachment of a dedicated clamp, making it versatile and convenient. The rotating body is stiff when turning to adjust angles, but the movement itself is smooth. It operates continuously for an amazing 12.5 hours, so during large-scale construction, its longevity won’t disappoint.
Vertical Accuracy (measured value) | ±2 mm per 10 m |
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Orthogonal Accuracy (measured value) | ±3 mm per 10 m |
Horizontal Accuracy (measured value) | ±2 mm per 10 m |
Rotation Range | 360° |
Dust/Water Resistance | |
Width (measured value) | 66mm |
Total Weight | 1.5 lb. |
Number of Lines | 2 Lines |
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Laser Color | Green |
Braking System | Electronic leveling method |
What we loved
What we didn't love
Huepar’s DIY Self-Leveling Green Beam Cross Line Laser is low-priced and operates on two AA batteries. At 15 feet, the laser’s brightness was 465lx, and its green line at 513nm was bright enough for indoor use. The line width was 0.06 inches, making precise measurements possible.
Although a magnetic base makes it easy to mount in various places, no 5/8 inch mount is available for mounting to a tripod, which means it must be repositioned manually each time a level measurement is needed. This is especially cumbersome when using it outdoors. Battery life was 10.1 hours, so you get more than a workday’s worth of use before needing new batteries.
Vertical Accuracy (measured value) | 2.8mm(± 1/9 Inch at 33 Feet) |
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Orthogonal Accuracy (measured value) | 2.8mm(± 1/9 Inch at 33 Feet) |
Horizontal Accuracy (measured value) | 2.8mm(± 1/9 Inch at 33 Feet) |
Rotation Range | 360° |
Dust/Water Resistance | |
Width (measured value) | 75mm |
Total Weight | 1.12 lbs |
Number of Lines | 2 Lines |
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Laser Color | Red |
Braking System | Electronic leveling method |
What we loved
What we didn't love
DeWalt’s Cross Line Laser DW088K is a low-priced laser level that operates on three AA batteries. Illuminance at 15 feet was 427lx, which is dim, and its red laser at 635 nm was difficult to use outdoors. The line width is thick at 0.07 inches, but from a distance, it still projects to walls well enough to use indoors.
The magnetic attachment is fixed directly to the main body, so it cannot be rotated 360 degrees. No 5/8 inch mount means that this laser level cannot be used with a tripod, so adjustments from measurement to measurement take more time. Battery life was 14.2 hours, so long-term construction won’t be interrupted looking for batteries.
Vertical Accuracy (measured value) | 3.2mm(+/- 1/8 in. accuracy at 30 ft.) |
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Orthogonal Accuracy (measured value) | 3.2mm(+/- 1/8 in. accuracy at 30 ft.) |
Horizontal Accuracy (measured value) | 3.2mm(+/- 1/8 in. accuracy at 30 ft.) |
Rotation Range | Fixed |
Dust/Water Resistance | |
Width (measured value) | 61 mm |
Total Weight | 1 lbs. |
Number of Lines | 2 Line |
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Laser Color | Green |
Braking System | Electronic leveling method |
What we loved
What we didn't love
RockSeed's Laser Level LV1G operates on two AA batteries. Illuminance from a distance of 15 feet was dim at 440 lx. However, its green line at 517 nm is easy to see even in a bright room. The line width is slightly thick at 0.06 inches, so fine measurements are a little more difficult to make. The projection range of the laser is also narrow, making it suitable for use on some interior walls.
No rotating mechanism and no 5/8 inch mount for tripods limit its functionality, so manual fine-tuning is necessary. If working on an entire room, frequent adjustments are needed, which can be time-consuming. During battery tests, it operated continuously for 12.7 hours, so it is suitable for a weekend DIY project.
Vertical Accuracy (measured value) | 3.2mm(±1/8 In, at 30 Ft) |
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Orthogonal Accuracy (measured value) | 3.2mm(±1/8 In, at 30 Ft) |
Horizontal Accuracy (measured value) | 3.2mm(±1/8 In, at 30 Ft) |
Rotation Range | 360° |
Dust/Water Resistance | |
Width (measured value) | unknown |
Total Weight | 12 oz. |
Number of Lines | 2 Lines |
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Laser Color | Red |
Braking System | Electronic leveling method |
What we loved
What we didn't love
Bosch’s Self-Leveling Cross-Line Laser is a low-cost model that operates on two AA batteries. At 15 feet, the illuminance was 434 lx, which is somewhat dim. The level’s red line at 637 nm was difficult to see and thus not suitable for outdoor use. The width of the line was 0.07 inches, which is too broad for precise measurements.
Vertical lines to the ceiling and floor project over a wide area, but horizontal lines have a narrow projection range. The level does not have a 5/8 inch mount for a tripod, but it does have dedicated clamps, so when working in a large room, it takes time to readjust the level. The batteries lasted 45 minutes, which is quite short. Expect frequent battery changes during a day’s work.
Vertical Accuracy (measured value) | 7.9mm(± 5/16 In. at 30 Ft.) |
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Orthogonal Accuracy (measured value) | 7.9mm(± 5/16 In. at 30 Ft.) |
Horizontal Accuracy (measured value) | 7.9mm(± 5/16 In. at 30 Ft.) |
Rotation Range | 360° |
Dust/Water Resistance | |
Width (measured value) | 55.9mm(2.2") |
Total Weight | 0.5 lb. |
Number of Lines | 2 Lines |
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Laser Color | Green |
Braking System | Electronic leveling method |
What we loved
What we didn't love
SKIL’s Self-Leveling Green Cross Line Laser has a low price point and is powered by a rechargeable battery. In a pinch, it can also be powered by a cable. Illuminance at 15 feet about 534 lx, and its green line at 517 nm is easy to see, even outdoors. However, the line is dashed rather than solid, and at 0.1 inches, this combination made it difficult to both find the center mark and make precise measurements.
Vertical lines to the ceiling and floor illuminate a wide area, but horizontal lines have a narrow range. No 5/8 inch mount is available on this laser level. It does have a dedicated clamp, but that means that adjustments are needed often when working on an entire room, which wastes time. Batteries lasted 6.9 hours, so you will get about a full day’s work without having to recharge.
Vertical Accuracy (measured value) | ±3/16 at 30f(±3/16 at 30f) |
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Orthogonal Accuracy (measured value) | ±3/16 at 30f(±3/16 at 30f) |
Horizontal Accuracy (measured value) | 4.8mm(±3/16 at 30f) |
Rotation Range | 360° |
Dust/Water Resistance | |
Width (measured value) | unknown |
Total Weight | unknown |
At mybest, we define the best laser level as one that projects an easy-to-see laser and that can be used indoors or outdoors. To find the best one, we gathered 9 top-selling laser levels from popular manufacturers that are available on sites such as Amazon, Target, and Walmart. We then tested each using the following five points:
Accuracy
Visibility
Laser Direction
Ease of Installation and Setup
Battery Life
Products we tested
We conducted tests on each product by first setting the standard for accuracy as a level that projects accurate horizontal and vertical markers.
We hung a pendulum and set up each level at a distance of 15 feet. We then measured the alignment of the level using the pendulum and a protractor. We measured whether there was any deviation from 90 degrees for horizontal lines and similarly any deviation from 0/180 degrees for vertical lines. The more accurately a laser level produced horizontal and vertical lines, the higher we could recommend a product. We scored these recommendations under several test conditions.
Test distance: 15 feet
We set the standard for an easy-to-see laser level as one that could be seen clearly, even outdoors. We then conducted tests of each product to ensure user satisfaction.
We used specialized equipment to measure the brightness of each laser level in lux (lx). We established a baseline of 400 lx, which was clearly visible in a 200 lx room. We set the upper limit at 800 lx, which would be clearly visible outdoors. We then rated each level on visibility, recommending those whose lasers could be clearly seen outdoors.
Test location: Room brightness set to 200 lx to 300 lx
The laser levels were activated from a distance of 15 feet. Since thinner lines are easier to trace with chalk and other marking tools, we recommended those with thin lines.
Measurement points: Four points at a distance of 3 inches from the intersection of horizontal and vertical lines
Measurement distance: 15 feet
We used dedicated equipment to measure the wavelengths of the lasers. The closer they were to 555 nm, the more we could recommend them.
Measurement points: Intersection of horizontal and vertical lines
Measurement distance: 15 feet
We set the standard for a wide projection range as a level that does not require installation or adjustment each time it is projected. We tested each level using the following methods.
Our testers assessed each laser level and scored them based on the following points to quantify a recommendation.
to the back
to the right
to the left
onto the ceiling
onto the floor
vertically
We secured the product to a corner of a room that is approximately 144 square feet, directing the laser level forward. We measured the length of the lines projected onto the ceiling, floor, and both right and left walls, calculating the ratio of line length to the walls. We scored each level from 0% to 100%, with those having longer lines being more highly recommended.
We set the standard for ease of setup as a laser level that didn’t require any special techniques or skill to install and adjust. We also looked at whether it came with any accessories to support the adjustment. We tested each level using the following methods.
Our testers assessed each level and scored it based on the following points.
Compatibility with tripods
Presence of a rotating base
Method of angle adjustment
Ease of switching between horizontal and vertical lines
Presence of a receiver
We set the standard for battery life as a laser level that wouldn’t run out of power even if left on and used during an entire weekend. We then tested each level in the following way.
We measured from the time each level was activated to the time that the laser shut off due to insufficient power from the battery. Assuming that intermediate DIYers work on weekends, we set 12 hours as the upper time limit. We rated each level based on whether its battery would last for an entire weekend of work.
If adjustable, we operated the level at maximum output, without using energy-saving mode
No. 1: CIGMAN|Self Leveling Laser Level|CM-701
No. 2: Huepar|3D Cross Line Self-leveling Laser|B03CG
No. 3: PREXISO|Laser Level Self Leveling|PLC30GLI
No. 4: Klein Tools |Laser Level|93LCLS
No. 5: Huepar|DIY Self-Leveling Green Beam Cross Line Laser|9011G
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