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Review: HOZO Design M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser LevelLet me start off by giving a huge thank you to the folks over at [HOZO Design](
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HOZO Design - Tools for Evolved Maker
Discover HOZO's innovative laser measuring tools and digital rulers for precision, elegance, and ease in every project.
) for sending this product over to me. When I saw the press release I immediately knew I wanted to give this a try. Mainly because I have quite a few things hanging in my house that weren’t the easiest to hang due to being in multiple parts, and I wanted to go back and make sure they were actually level, and not just level to the eye.##
What’s In The BoxM-Cube 00 Laser Measure – already mounted on the Laser Level<br>M-Cube 02 Laser Level<br>TargetMate (accessory)<br>GripMate (accessory)<br>CenterMate (accessory)<br>USB-C to USB-A charging cable<br>Large screw adapter for the AdaptMate<br>Several quick start books##
Design And Build QualityI didn’t expect to be this impressed by a laser level the moment I pulled it out of the box, but the [HOZO Design M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser Level](
HOZO
M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser Level (Module)
Precision laser level module with horizontal & vertical bubbles. Anti-gravity design for wall mounting. Ideal for DIY & construction projects by HOZO.
) pulled me in pretty much instantly. First was by the quality of the product itself. Solid, well built and something that wasn’t made cheaply or in a rushed amount of time. If you’re like me and want to make sure all of the things hanging on your walls within your house are level, then this product is for you in so many ways. At $149, it’s not just another gadget but more of a tool that feels smart, solid, and genuinely helpful as well as very much useful.
The M-Cube 02 has a compact, cube-like design, constructed from durable materials like ABS plastic, PC plastic, and aluminum alloy. Design elements include a vacuum suction pad, laser emitter, display screen, control buttons, battery indicator, Type-C charging port, modular interface, and LED indicator.
The buttons on the side of the HOZO Design M-Cube 02 are very easy to press and are located in an easy to reach place on the product itself. I can’t stress enough how well thought out this product is when it comes to design and build quality.##
Assembly, Installation And SetupI made sure the laser measure and Level were fully charged by plugging it in using the USB-C cable that was included in the box. I knew it was fully charged once all four LED lights lit up in a purple color.
The next step was to calibrate the gryo in the laser measure. I had to remove it from the laser level and place it on a flat surface. I then went to the settings and pressed the calibrate icon, which only shows up when the measure is separated from the level. From there, I simply hit the calibrate button on the screen and followed the prompts.
The next step was to place the product on its side and tap the calibrate button once again. In only a matter of seconds, the calibration was complete and I snapped the measure back to the level and was ready to start using the product. HOZO Design couldn’t have made this any simpler or quicker.##
PerformanceThe first thing I did was put the product against one of my closet doors, only because I was standing right next to one and since it has a semi-gloss surface, I figured that might make it harder to stick to the surface. Much to my surprise, I placed it up there and hit the button to activate the suction and it instantly stuck to the door. I had to put absolutely no pressure of any kind.
I then took it off the closet door and moved it over to the wall which has a flat surface with very minimal texture. Again, I held it up to the wall and pushed the button and just like that, it was once again stuck to the wall without applying pressure.
Once it was mounted in the center of my wall, I selected the Mid-Point Finder on the screen. I had to rotate the top laser so it pointed at my first point, which I picked as the left wall. It then asked me to pick my second point which was the ceiling.
The laser system is dual-color, which is a great touch. Red laser gives you tighter precision (±1/16 inch), while the green is a bit looser (±1/8 inch) but much easier to see in bright conditions. The angle accuracy sits at ±0.1°, which might sound small, but it makes a real difference when you’re aligning things like shelving or trim work.
If you’ve already got the MEAZOR app, good news, it integrates with this module, giving you access to digital readouts and configuration options. It’s not essential, but it definitely adds polish to the experience.##
Extra Accessories That MatterHOZO bundles in three key accessories: TargetMate, GripMate, and CenterMate. These aren’t gimmicks, they really do improve precision and make setup smoother on a wider range of surfaces. GripMate in particular is handy for slicker materials where the vacuum hold might need backup.##
The MEAZOR AppThe MEAZOR app enhances the M-Cube 02’s functionality by providing remote control, real-time data display, data recording, advanced functions, firmware updates, floor plan capture (with some modules), unit conversion, and device settings customization.<strong>Remote Control</strong>: Users can control the M-Cube 02's functions directly from their smartphone or tablet, eliminating the need to physically interact with the device in many situations.<br><strong>Real-time Data Display</strong>: The app displays measurements and other data in real-time, allowing for precise adjustments and immediate feedback.<br><strong>Data Recording</strong>: Measurements can be recorded and stored within the app, facilitating documentation and reducing the risk of errors associated with manual transcription.<br><strong>Floor Plan Capture</strong>: In conjunction with compatible M-Cube modules, the app enables the creation of digital floor plans. This feature streamlines the process of surveying and mapping spaces.<br><strong>Unit Conversion</strong>: The app allows users to easily switch between different units of measurement (e.g., meters, feet, inches), increasing versatility and reducing the need for manual conversions.##
Final ThoughtsThe [HOZO Design M-Cube 02](
HOZO
M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser Level (Module)
Precision laser level module with horizontal & vertical bubbles. Anti-gravity design for wall mounting. Ideal for DIY & construction projects by HOZO.
) isn’t just “a laser level.” It’s a precise, well-thought-out tool that respects your time and effort. It sticks to things without damaging them, saves you from extra trips up and down the ladder, and adapts to how you like to work. If you’re serious about getting things right the first time, or just want fewer crooked frames in your life, this is a worthy addition to your toolbox.
At the time of this writing, the HOZO Design M-Cube 02 costs $149 USD which to me is a great price for what it does and everything it offers. While I haven’t looked specifically for this type of thing in stores, my guess is that something similar with as good quality as this would likely be closer to $300 USD. ##
Other Products By HOZO DesignThe awesome folks at HOZO Design also sent me their [NeoRuler](
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NeoRuler Premium Combo
All-in-one measuring kit with NeoRuler, digital caliper, magnifier, and drafting tools. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts, makers, and hobbyists working ...
) to review. I haven’t had much time with it as of yet, but hoping to do so this coming week, which means the following week I should have the review of that product published here as well. So keep your eyes peeled to the site for that review. I can give you a quick heads up, it’s yet another very well product what little bit I’ve used it so far.
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Last week’s Weekly Notes post went pretty well to be honest. A bit better than I expected actually. Thank you to everyone who took a look and actually read it, or at least pretended to read it. For week two, it’s a bit more than a week because I wanted get my thoughts on my new job at Skylight after the first day or two of working there. So yeah, let’s go ahead and dive in and discuss this past week or so.
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