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Hammerhead Rechargeable Compact 130' Laser Measuring Tool Expired
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Amazon has Hammerhead Rechargeable Compact 130' Laser Measuring Tool (HLMT130) on sale for $11.99. Shipping is free with Amazon Prime or on orders $25+.
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Thanks to Community Member r3p3ro for finding this deal.
Note, product must be sold/shipped by Amazon
Product Details:
- Measuring distance up to 130 ft. within 1/8 inch
- 3 Modes - Length, area, and continuous measure
- Rechargeable - Integrated 3.7V Lithium battery
- Micro USB charging port
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- This is rated 4.2 out of 5 stars based on over 70 ratings at Amazon.
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- Precision - Point and shoot for measuring distance up to 130 ft. within 1/8 inch
- 3 Modes - Length, area, and continuous measure
- Unit of Measure - Use either feet/inches, or metric
- Ultra-thin - Pocket sized for convenience
- Rechargeable - Integrated 3.7V Lithium battery, micro USB charging port, Class II laser, output ≤1mw
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| Product Name: | Hammerhead Rechargeable Compact 130ft Laser Measuring Tool - HLMT130 |
| Manufacturer: | Accelerator_Chervon CNNJI |
| Model Number: | HLMT130 |
| Product SKU: | B0719CZ6RM |
| UPC: | 692042006883 |
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Better idea is to stop buying garbage, whether it has USB-C or not. When I saw this was rechargeable, I wondered if it had replaceable cells like 18650s or Nimh AA/AAA, but doesn't appear so, which as a few have indicated, this would be trash once battery life depletes.
You have USBC all over the house for a reason. We don't need to go back to the time when every manufacturer has their own proprietary bullshit interface. At this point, microusb very well might as be considered proprietary since nobody uses it anymore
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They give you a cable. What is the problem ?
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You'll never find that cable when you need it.
You have USBC all over the house for a reason. We don't need to go back to the time when every manufacturer has their own proprietary bullshit interface. At this point, microusb very well might as be considered proprietary since nobody uses it anymore
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That's probably why it's on sale! What are they supposed to do throw them all away to make new ones with USB-C?
Well considering USBC has been the de facto standard for at least 5 years, these should never have been made with micro to begin with