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This product is a good value for the money. It does what it claims and does it in a consistent manner. Be sure to put a brand new battery in the unit, not a used one. Unlike my 30 year old Zircon Stud Finder, only a new battery will provide enough power. That is my only issue with the device. Other than that, it is better than the old model.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I did not get the level nor the hanging kit with the stud sensor. Although advertised as open box the studsensor had scratches and had obviously been used. I was already familiar with this item. It is excellent. A new one is highly recommended.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
These Zircon HD-55 stud finders are plentiful and affordable on eBay, and they are the best I've ever used. After looking at stud finders at the big box stores I decided to try eBay. Found the HD-55 and liked the deep range it has, as well as the WireWarning feature, and all at a fraction of the cost of the big box stores. Got it, used it, and I love it. It'll get through thick plaster walls to reveal studs and wires inside no problem. Even had to order my father one after he saw how nice they were!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Works absolutely flawlessly, with pinpoint precision, accuracy, and easy to use. This model has it all, and even the more expensive models don't seem to offer more. The light shows the EXACT edge to the beam, and this model also has the ability to switch from scanning at 3/4 of an inch, to scanning and 1 1/2 (actually 2) inches to find electrical wires if needed. Absolutely NO flaws!!! I highly recommend it, It won't be disappointed.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
My usual method for locating studs in drywall is to run small rare earth magnets across the wall. When the magnet stops and hangs on the wall you can be sure you found the stud. When working on a section with no screws or nails you need a finder like this. This finder did not find the exact edge of my studs, but gave its alarm about 1/2 inch out on either side. Not a big deal, just measure the distance between the two hits and split the difference. If you're working on an older home with lathe and plaster, forget about it, you're gonna have to put holes in the wall to find your studs.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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