Update: This popular deal is still available.
Amazon has
Bosch Blaze Pro 165' Laser Distance Measure w/ Color Backlit Display (GLM165-40) for
$54.99.
Shipping is free.
Home Depot has
Bosch Blaze Pro 165' Laser Distance Measure w/ Color Backlit Display (GLM165-40) for
$54.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
Jimmy4u for finding this deal.
Features: - Pocket-sized laser measure – fits into a pocket or tool belt, and the BLAZE™ Pro measurer still has 165 Ft. range, a backlit display, multiple measuring features and a 10-measurement storage capability
- Easy-to-read backlit display – illuminates numbers with distinct resolution, allowing work in low-light or no-light conditions
- Default real-time measurement mode – immediately provides accurate measurement that automatically adjusts closer to or farther from the target
- Add/subtract measurements – allows the user to add or subtract measurements
- Multiple measuring features – calculates distance, square footage, volume and indirect measurements
- Memory storage – provides storage for up to 10 measurements
- Accuracy and long-range measuring – provides accuracy up to ±1/16 In. and measures up to 165 Ft. distance
- Jobsite tough – withstands rainy or dusty jobsite conditions, and is IP54 rated
- Handy wrist strap
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PS. For anyone wondering the differences between this and the GLM20 that's slightly cheaper, besides an extra 100' of range, this one has a higher degree of accuracy, the ability to store past measurements, and most importantly it can calculate the vertical leg height of a right triangle via Pythagorean theorm whereas the GLM20 can't. That alone is worth the extra $20 to me
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PS. For anyone wondering the differences between this and the GLM20 that's slightly cheaper, besides an extra 100' of range, this one has a higher degree of accuracy, the ability to store past measurements, and most importantly it can calculate the vertical leg height of a right triangle via Pythagorean theorm whereas the GLM20 can't. That alone is worth the extra $20 to me
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i used this knockoff before and honestly for the price i don't see a major difference in capabilities
i used this knockoff before and honestly for the price i don't see a major difference in capabilities
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How is this one for long distances?
How is this one for long distances?
How is this one for long distances?
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100% agree with not buying the knock-off, copycat Chinese garbage. I don't buy it on principle. F*ck all of those losers who lazily copy existing products, slap some made up name on it, and peddle it on Amazon and similar.
However I'm pretty sure that Bosch is not a US company
I really want to buy this, but: case-in-point --> I STILL have my Bosch DLR165 (and the pouch) that I bought about 10 years ago if I remember correctly. I've used Eneloop AA's in it, and unlike someone else in this thread I haven't changed the batteries "every year" LOL. How unnecessary, and wasteful. Zero issues 10 years later.
To add to this, I've always tried to buy the best tools I can. In general: with good care they will last longer, perform better, and cost LESS in the long run. My favorite example is my Bosch 1590EVSK jigsaw. Purchased on August 22nd, 2009 on Amazon. Made in Switzerland. STILL going. Only thing I've ever had to replace was the switch. And since it wasn't some no-name, knock-off Chinese brand, I was actually able to buy the switch for it a couple of years ago. So 11 years after purchase. Try getting support for your ultra high quality "ENGiNDOT" tool 11 years down the road. Or maybe try getting support from "Wishpig", Euymhod", and others.
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