Someone finally dragged the tape measure into the digital age… using lasers

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Trying to keep tape measures from accidentally retracting, bending, and snapping your fingers when you try to close them are finally problems of the past. Why? Because someone finally dragged the tape measure into the modern age. The Bosch Compact Blaze Laser Distance Measure uses lasers to measure distance instead of a flimsy strip of metal, and it’s available right now on Amazon at a discount. Definitely check it out — it’s a game-changer.

Bosch Compact Blaze Laser Distance Measure, 65-Feet GLM 20: $39.88

Here are some bullet points from the product page:

ACCURACY: Features long-range measuring with extreme accuracy and measures distances up to 65-feet to within 1/8-inch. Measures in meters, feet/inches, or inches only
EASY TO USE: Simple, one-button operation – press button once to begin measuring. The GLM 20 is compact and small enough to fit in any pocket
LIVE MEASURING: Provides default real-time measurement that adjusts as you move closer and farther from target, just like a tape measure
DISPLAY: Features a backlit display that allows measurements to be easily read, even in dark areas
PRECISION: The GLM 20’s Bosch laser technology allows users to be more productive with greater jobsite accuracy and precision

Bosch Compact Blaze Laser Distance Measure, 65-Feet GLM 20: $39.88

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