Bosch GLM400C Blaze Outdoor 400 ft Bluetooth Connected Laser Measure with Camera and AA Batteries

Wow this is the real deal. High quality with a great screen display for making measuring far distances easy. It’s compact and get fit in your belt and is easy to use. It definitely will save you time. The price is high but it definitely has ROI in the long run

Excelente producto aún lo estoy analizando pero de primera estancia cumple con lo establecido, actualizaré mi informe en 3 meses después de usarlo

I perform inspections where I need to measure the outside perimeter of homes (on occasion interior areas). This has performed well in all kinds of weather from bright sunny days to overcast/cloudy/snowy/rainy weather and has not stopped working. On brighter days, I do help by casting a shadow over the device with my notebook. Whether this helps or not I'm not sure as it still reads both ways fairly well. I've dropped it a hand full of times on different terrain (hard and soft) and it still functions no problem. It drains the batteries quicker than I'd like, but I do use it a lot during the week. Longer measurements do take a little bit to register (on low battery) so ensuring you have spare batteries available is recommended. I own the Bosch Laser Level (which came with the smaller laser measure which got wrecked and stopped working when my basement found it during some flooding), and loved both; and now this.

Good quality but camera outer class is a flexible rubber glass. Overall recommended

So far, working very well. I chose the 400C model that uses AA batteries rather than the internal nonremovable rechargeable lithium cell. I use externally rechargeable NiMH batteries, to avoid the risk of damage from battery leakage. Accurate and easy to use. I have not used the Bluetooth features, with which some people have had difficulty. Beware that you need to push the small red button on the side to release the plastic reference post before attempting to remove the battery cover. The post determines whether the distance is being measured from the flat bottom of the unit, the middle tripod mount, the front lens, or the end of the post (in a corner for example).