Stud Finder Wall Scanner, 8 in 1 Scanning, LCD display, Mark Pointing, Sound Warning, For Detecting Metal, Screws, Studs, Wires

This is absolutely essential when putting things up on the wall and this product works excellently 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Stud Finder Wall Scanner with LCD Display purchased for my husband but he was not impressed so Scanner was returned to Amazon for a refund.

The media could not be loaded. I'd mislaid (probably 'borrowed' but never returned) my existing stud wall scanner, and I needed to do some work.I started by borrowing a friend's scanner. Although I was grateful for the help, his device was cheap and nasty.I ordered this device from Amazon, and as always from Amazon, it arrived the very next morning. Immediately, I was surprised at how pleased I was with the scanner.All the functions you would expect, of course, but there are other things that, whilst simple, help. For example, the pouch for the scanner is a perfect fit for the scanner and the brilliant instruction booklet. I know it sounds silly, but how often have you seen a symbol and not know what it meant? :).The booklet notwithstanding, I scanned the wall I'd used my friend's scanner. My new device showed three alerts, two of which hadn't been alerted on my friend's scanner.My device will happily sit in my car all the time now as a reliable and handy backup.

Feels cheap, it's cheap, uses not so common batteries, but, works fine, I made a few drills in the past weeks and this tool guided me well.I'd probably look for other other brands and check the battery type before buying one of these tools.

The device is so inaccurate that using it could be a liability!It would appear that my walls are (implausibly) riddled with mains wiring - not just above or below sockets and switches, but almost everywhere.I was looking for a device with sufficient accuracy to tell me which end of a socket or switch the mains cables emerge, not just IF there are hidden mains cables present somewhere.The way the device seems to work is that you slide it towards where you expect a cable to be from one side, mark the wall, and repeat from the other side. The cable is then located at the mid-point between the two marks. Well, that's the theory.However, if the switch/socket is close to the end of a wall (say, close to a door), then this process goes out the window ... with potentially electrifying results if you come to drill a hole in a 'safe' location.

Finally!!!A stud finder that actually works.

I’ve ordered several of these stud checkers in the past they all operate exactly the same after the third or fourth use they become pretty much useless because they’re scratching or damaging the wall when they moved around the wall. Despite keeping in the pouch provided. This one seemed to work just fine and was happy with the accuravy. and very lightweight which could be detrimental, depending on its use. This is not necessarily a professional product but very useful for lighter domestic use

I wanted to hang a Molly Maid Airer from our utility room ceiling and couldn't work out by tapping where the joists were. This solved the problem in minutes. The instructions are easy to follow, but I also found a comprehensive video on YouTube which for my brain made working out what to do much simpler.The quality for the price is great, it was accurate at finding the joists and getting a secure fixing.