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Irish Daily Mirror
26-07-2025
- Irish Daily Mirror
Hozo Design M-Cube 02 review: hands-free laser level sticks directly to surfaces
Hozo Design M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser Level is a clever hands-free laser version of a spirit level. It is capable of the most precise wall measurement and alignment. It's such a tool useful for all manner of DIY projects thanks to its brilliant suction mounting system that means it can sit securely on any wall or surface, once it is relatively smooth or slightly textured, leaving both of your hands free to do the job in hand. The firm said that it's compatible with most wall materials, including drywall, brick, concrete, wood and stone. READ MORE: I tested Starlink Mini to see if satellite internet really could be the future READ MORE: Eufy E15 robot mower review: is this clever wireless machine the future of gardening? Hozo Design M-Cube 02 everyday use Laser levels come in handy for a variety of tasks such as hanging pictures. This one features a vacuum pump that attaches directly to your working surface with plenty of suction every time. It comes with EPDM rubber suction cups that ensure a firm hold without causing any damage to your walls. M-Cube 02 has horizontal and vertical levelling beams and laser-based distance measuring which allow you to mark exactly where your fittings should go without the need for a separate tape measure. It allows you to measure in Imperial or Metric. Hozo Design M-Cube 02 sticks to any relatively smooth surface (Image: Hozo) There's also a convenient midpoint finder and a mode to measure the distance between two surfaces. This is ideal for room layout planning, aligning wall art with symmetry and evenly spacing furniture. You can use the M-Cube 02 as a high-precision laser level, complete with horizontal and vertical bubble indicators, or take it to another level by pairing it with an original M-Cube for advanced digital angle readouts. Both come together in the Premium Combo bundle, incidentally. The companion Meazor app then syncs measurements directly to your smartphone. Hozo Design M-Cube 02 verdict I'm not the most enthusiastic or capable DIY person, but I found M-Cube 02 super helpful and game changing. And I'd imagine anyone in the building trade would find it an essential and helpful tool. Pricing and availability Hozo Design M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser Level costs €175.50 (on Amazon), or the Pro version (with the Green Laser Measure) costs €207.95 from Hozo, while or the Premium Combo bundle costs €268.95, also from Hozo. Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news from the Irish Mirror direct to your inbox: Sign up here.
North Wales Live
10-05-2025
- North Wales Live
Review: I tried out the M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser Level - and it has changed the way I look at DIY
My DIY skills are almost non existent. I have very little in the way of practical ability and to say I am accident prone, is an understatement. My wife calls me Frank Spencer, and she does the majority of our household DIY. When things need building or repairing - I'm holding the screws, and trying to be useful rather than a hinderance. Which is why when I was sent the state-of-the-art revolutionary M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser Level to look at, I was a bit hesitant. However, we live in an old Victorian house without a straight wall in the whole building, so it's probably found its perfect home. What is it? It's a hands-free laser version of a spirit level - but it's much more than that. What does it do? It does an awful lot, but the core principle is that it is a tool to level your DIY projects. However, it does so by providing a hands-free experience due to the suction mounting system incorporated into it. That allows it to sit unaided on a wall, and it then gives you a complete 360 degrees of rotation and a laser to line up everything to perfection. It works on all surfaces and sticks around as long as you need it to, so don't worry about it falling off. The horizontal and vertical lasers can go in any direction you need to due to the rotation system, and really, it's just ever so clever. It probably says a lot about the family that I live in that we tested the suction on every surface we could find, even the ceiling, and then we spent about 30 minutes measuring each other's height. More fun than it sounds. The suction is brilliant, I loved the way it keeps readjusting the pressure itself to ensure that it never moves. The only time that would ever happen is if the battery died, but it sounds an alarm to warn you of that eventuality. The device comes with a detachable main console unit that acts as the laser measuring tool, and the touch screen hub for everything you want to do. Having a spirit level and laser level all in one is genuinely something that I was really impressed with, imagine what someone in the trade would think! We didn't just use it for measuring each other's heights though. We bought a new TV and had to get a better wall bracket for it, which meant a lot of measuring, marking and drilling. That's where this really came into its own. The days of trying to hold a spirit level on the wall and making marks with a pencil and hoping it doesn't move, are long gone. This just sits in place and marks out a line for you to follow. It's so simple it's genius. The device is absolutely packed with features, each of which helps you perform your tasks with the ultimate precision. If you want to display angles, you can. If you want to find central points, there's tools to do that. It's a gadget lover's dream, in all honesty, especially when you can also hook it up to an accompanying app. This sends you real time updates, let's you set up projects and work out floor plans. Verdict It's a very smart bit of tech, but it's a gadget that identifies a problem and really goes to town in sorting it out. The few tests I have done it has passed with flying colours. My wife is impressed with it, my kids are impressed with it, and two of my friends want to borrow it. I can imagine in the building industry, this would get a really rigorous testing. And I imagine a handyman would appreciate it far more than I ever could. It does what it says on the tin though, and for DIY disasters like me, it provides a bit of hope. Reviews AndroidGuys: What really sets it apart, though, is the vacuum adsorption tech. You can literally stick this thing to a wall, smooth or slightly textured, and it just holds, no nails or tape needed. It leaves no marks, doesn't wobble, and somehow manages to feel secure even during longer sessions. I've used it on drywall, tile, and even painted wood, and it's held firm every time. Seerofsouls: The HOZO Design M-Cube 02 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.
Wales Online
10-05-2025
- Wales Online
Review: I tried out the M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser Level
My DIY skills are almost non existent. I have very little in the way of practical ability and to say I am accident prone, is an understatement. My wife calls me Frank Spencer, and she does the majority of our household DIY. When things need building or repairing - I'm holding the screws, and trying to be useful rather than a hinderance. Which is why when I was sent the state-of-the-art revolutionary M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser Level to look at, I was a bit hesitant. However, we live in an old Victorian house without a straight wall in the whole building, so it's probably found its perfect home. What is it? It's a hands-free laser version of a spirit level - but it's much more than that. What does it do? It does an awful lot, but the core principle is that it is a tool to level your DIY projects. However, it does so by providing a hands-free experience due to the suction mounting system incorporated into it. That allows it to sit unaided on a wall, and it then gives you a complete 360 degrees of rotation and a laser to line up everything to perfection. It works on all surfaces and sticks around as long as you need it to, so don't worry about it falling off. The horizontal and vertical lasers can go in any direction you need to due to the rotation system, and really, it's just ever so clever. It probably says a lot about the family that I live in that we tested the suction on every surface we could find, even the ceiling, and then we spent about 30 minutes measuring each other's height. More fun than it sounds. The suction is brilliant, I loved the way it keeps readjusting the pressure itself to ensure that it never moves. The only time that would ever happen is if the battery died, but it sounds an alarm to warn you of that eventuality. The device comes with a detachable main console unit that acts as the laser measuring tool, and the touch screen hub for everything you want to do. Having a spirit level and laser level all in one is genuinely something that I was really impressed with, imagine what someone in the trade would think! We didn't just use it for measuring each other's heights though. We bought a new TV and had to get a better wall bracket for it, which meant a lot of measuring, marking and drilling. That's where this really came into its own. The days of trying to hold a spirit level on the wall and making marks with a pencil and hoping it doesn't move, are long gone. This just sits in place and marks out a line for you to follow. It's so simple it's genius. The device is absolutely packed with features, each of which helps you perform your tasks with the ultimate precision. If you want to display angles, you can. If you want to find central points, there's tools to do that. It's a gadget lover's dream, in all honesty, especially when you can also hook it up to an accompanying app. This sends you real time updates, let's you set up projects and work out floor plans. Verdict It's a very smart bit of tech, but it's a gadget that identifies a problem and really goes to town in sorting it out. The few tests I have done it has passed with flying colours. My wife is impressed with it, my kids are impressed with it, and two of my friends want to borrow it. I can imagine in the building industry, this would get a really rigorous testing. And I imagine a handyman would appreciate it far more than I ever could. It does what it says on the tin though, and for DIY disasters like me, it provides a bit of hope. Reviews AndroidGuys: What really sets it apart, though, is the vacuum adsorption tech. You can literally stick this thing to a wall, smooth or slightly textured, and it just holds, no nails or tape needed. It leaves no marks, doesn't wobble, and somehow manages to feel secure even during longer sessions. I've used it on drywall, tile, and even painted wood, and it's held firm every time. Seerofsouls: The HOZO Design M-Cube 02 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. Alternatives 3D Laser Level Laser level with tripod Where to buy The HOZO Design M-Cube 02 Anti-Gravity Laser Level is available to back now on Kickstarter with early bird offers starting from £148 for the Anti-Gravity Combo and £298 for the All-inclusive M-Cube Ultra Combo that includes all modules.
