Medidor de medición láser de 196/400 pies, herramienta de medición láser de haz verde con sensor de ángulo Ft/Ft+in/in/M unidad de conmutación, modo pitagórico, distancia de medición, área, volumen

I don’t have anything to test this all the way out to 393 feet, and honestly, I don’t have anything to double-check the accuracy at that range anyway. But I did test it out to around 200 feet, and it was spot on every time. Close enough for me.There are a bunch of measurement modes, including distance, area, volume, and even Pythagorean measurements. I’ve mostly used distance, area, and volume so far, and they’ve all been quick and precise enough for my needs.The backlight display is easy to read in any situation. Most of my testing has been indoors, but I did use it outside to measure a fence line in direct sunlight, and I had no trouble reading the screen. In low light, the backlight does exactly what it should—makes it easier to see. No complaints here.Build quality feels solid. The rubber grip around the edges makes it easy to hold, and while I haven’t dropped it (yet), I’d bet it could survive a moderate fall without issue. It’s lightweight, but not in a way that feels cheap. The included belt case is a nice touch if you need to carry it around all day.Figuring out the interface took a minute, but that was entirely on me because I didn’t bother reading the manual (does anyone?). After a little trial and error, I had no problem navigating it and quickly calculating room sizes in square footage and volume.Switching between measurement units is simple—just long-press a button. I saw some reviews mentioning that it defaults back to metric every time it’s turned off, but that hasn’t been my experience. Even after pulling the batteries for a while, it kept my last-used setting. That’s good because, while metric is objectively better, I still think in imperial because that’s how I was raised.Battery life is great so far. Since I only turn it on for a few minutes at a time, it’s barely been used. It runs on AAA batteries, which are cheap and easy to replace, so I’m not worried. If I were using it all day, I’d just keep a spare set in my toolbox. Also, it does automatically shut off after a few minutes, so you don’t have to worry about draining the batteries if you forget to turn it off.The memory function is fantastic, but it did take me a while to figure it out. Once I got past the initial confusion, I found it to be incredibly useful. You can recall past measurements, and even add or subtract from them, which is a great feature. Maybe if I had read the manual, I would have figured it out faster. Lesson learned… probably.It comes with a wrist strap and a belt carrying case. I attached the wrist strap just in case I ever fumble it, but I don’t see myself using it much. Thankfully, it doesn’t get in the way of measurements. The belt case is fine—not fancy, but functional if you need it.No experience with customer service, and I’m not sure about warranty info. Honestly, for the price, I’d just buy another one if something happened to it. My tools help me make money, and waiting for warranty service usually isn’t worth the hassle for something this affordable.Overall, this laser measure is a solid buy. It’s accurate, easy to use once you get the hang of it, and packed with useful features. If you need a reliable measuring tool without spending a fortune, this one’s a great choice.P.S. This device is a bit awkward to use while taking pictures at the same time, so please excuse the less-than-perfect photo quality. I did a quick square footage measurement of the hallway outside my office.

These socks are easy to put on, keeps water out, warmth in. Bought them for hiking in the mountains in Santa Fe.

GREAT PRODUCT and as always great price with amazon.

My feet do not sweat in them. Highly recommend them.

I am favorably impressed with this laser meter. It really facilitates measuring. Not only that, but it also calculates area, volume and the length components of a triangle (example: think measure the distance to the base of a building, then measure the distance to the top of the building and the device will calculate the height of the building). The latter is referred to as Pythagoras measurements and there are 3 options within this mode.The accuracy of the measurement is highly dependent on your holding the device stationary while measuring. This is particularly true in the Pythagoras measurement mode where each successive measurement must be made from the same point and the horizontal measurement must be exactly horizontal, as indicated by the bubble level or else you will get an error message. A camera tripod could likely be adapted to accomplish this by attaching a small flat platform to its top. However, with proper care, any level flat surface can be used if you are careful not to change the location (just the angle) of the device from one measurement to another. Likewise, when making any vertical measurement, the second bubble level should be used to ensure that it is truly vertical and also to ensure the accuracy of the measurement.The ”Function / Voice Off” button should actually be labeled as “Function / Sound On-Off” since a long press of this button will turn the beep sound on and off. There is no voice command function available, as one might assume by the term “Voice Off”.The capability to add and subtract successive measurements is a very useful feature. The included hand lanyard is convenient as well.Remember to remove the plastic film covering the screen. I suggest that you make a backup copy of the instruction manual and keep it in a safe place to avoid confusion if you lose the original instructions.Understanding the instructions in the user’s manual might seem to be a daunting task initially but, with careful reading and experimentation, the operation of the device becomes easier and intuitive.

This digital tape measure is very handy. It can measure linear distances, calculate area and volume, and determine lengths and heights based on two/three measurements. It can help calculate area for painting walls, floor coverings, or ceiling area. It can calculate volume to determine air changes per hour. Need to know the length of a fence (up to 393 feet/120 meters), grab this tool and a white card to easily measure it.Need to know the height of a wall/tower/sign but can't measure directly because there is nothing to shine the laser on directly from the base to top? Stand back and measure the distance to the top, then take a second reading from the same position directly at the base. The tool can take the long distance to the top and the distance to the base and calculate the missing distance using the Pythagorean formula. It can also measure a double angle by measuring the first hypotenuse, base distance, then second hypotenuse. Very handy in construction and warehouses where access is difficult. It will also do addition and subtraction of two measurements. Handy if you can measure the width of the room and the distance to a middle wall, or the total distance from both sides of a middle wall.As mentioned in other reviews, the 393 ft version seems to have updated memory retention. I set my unit to read in feet, inches, and fractions of inches and it turns on in that mode each time. As you might be able to ready in the photo, the display is reading 13ft, 9-3/8 inches.This is a great tool for construction, renovation, and general homeowners. The bright green laser light makes it easy to see where the measurement distance is reading, and the unit can be configured to measure from the base of the tool or from the front edge. Very versatile.

Buena calidad textura un poco ruidosas pero buena impermeabilidad

Doesn't measure the full length or fences or yards. You have to measure half way, about a 50 to 100 ft and then measure the rest of the way and add it up. But it works better than the ones with red light. Works in day light, direct sunlight. You have to aim at a tree, or something dark, doesn't work on metal fence. But for the most part it's more convenient than a measuring tape.

It thick so it not so comfortable for me to wear as can feel my feet.

I bought these socks thinking maybe I can wear open toed hiking shoes in the rain so I didn't need to bring 2 pairs of shoes. I was not entirely sure if this will work but still took a gamble and bought them. My goodness these socks worked so well! I went to Patagonia and hiked the Torres del Paine with my open-toe shoes and these soaks in the icy rain. The weather went bad on my second day and it was raining and snowing. These socks kept my feet absolutely warm and dry. In addition, too my biggest surprise, the inside of the socks were dry even with my very sweaty feet. I am so happy I bought these socks because they offered me a viable option for light travel (I stopped check-in my luggage for my last 4 month-long international trips). Thanks for your products!

Se compraron para un viaje en moto por Sudamérica, se portaron de maravilla y lograron su misión de mantener los pies calientes. Muy recomendado.

Nice and warm