United StatesWalabot DIY lets you see through your walls! Connect your Walabot DIY device (available at www.walabot.com/diy) to your phone for instant “X-Ray” vision. • Locates studs, pipes, wires, and movement • Works on drywall • Detects up to 4 inches / 10 centimeters deep Want to hang a TV? See where the studs, the wires, and the pipes are and drill with confidence! Perfect for DIY-ers, plumbers, contractors, carpenters, renovators, installers, and more. Winner of “best tool” by: ESPN, This Old House, Popular Mechanics, CES and over a dozen more publications! Million walls scanned with the Walabot DIY! Learn more/order now at diy2.walabot.com ** Compatible from iPhone7 and above **
I am happy with it
It seems to get lost every once in a while. I am following a wire and all of a sudden, I lose it. I, also, confuse my phone with my Walabot. My problem. Nothing to do with Walabot.
United StatesExcellent Product and Service
I ordered Walabot DIY 2 version a year ago and really enjoy using it for any project around my home to find what behind the wall. Much better and more accurate than any scanner out there. Excellent product. For service, recently I received an email from Walabot follow up on how was the product after one year. I was surprised no company I bought product from ever followed up this long after purchasing with customer like Walabot. Only waiting for me to have issue and contact them. Luckily I was having what I thought was my first issue after one year with battery not charging issue. Walabot responded quickly and provided troubleshooting steps and found me the solution quickly. What an excellent follow up and service. I gave them a 5 stars. Wish there were 10 stars, I would give their perfect 10. Thanks Walabot.
United StatesDeveloped by Aliens who have never used a stud finder
Every time you set the device down for more than a few minutes, it disconnects from the app on your phone, then you have to reconnect it AND recalibrate it… literally every time you want to use it again. Furthermore, the image isn’t even on the device, it’s on the phone app, (which you the reviewer must know by now, unless you are one of the rare few who thoroughly research something before purchase), so the visuals aren’t displayed in alignment with the physical object being measured, making the device irrelevantly distinct from a regular, non-visualized stud finder. Moreover, bluetooth reconnection takes significantly longer than an average Bluetooth device (every time you need to reconnect), and calibration takes like 10 seconds… every single time you pick up the device to use it during a job. Why on earth would anyone ever use this device? Why did someone invent it? It it’s like it was made by someone who has never actually used a stud finder. As though the creator was an alien, who merely theorized about why a human might use a stud finder, and then crafted a device exclusively on the assumption that the only criterium that matters to the human user is to divine the knowledge that a stud exists behind the drywall, and that this knowledge would be greatly enhanced if confirmed by an arbitrary visual representation of that knowledge in a mobile application, since humans use those for everything these days. Why? Why did you make this device and its accompanying app? This question is like the mystery of Atlantis. What happened? Did an alien make this product or was it the result of an early-stage attempt to replace human UX designers with under-developed AI robots? I literally threw this device in the garbage after the first time I used it because of how insufferable it is to use it. A regular stud finder can be picked up and used immediately and gives me the exact same data. The impossibly slowly rendered visual representation on my phone adds no value. I am unsure how this device/app has even one good rating.
United StatesNo use
Useless app unless you buy the expensive gadget that goes with it.
United StatesDon’t make my email mandatory
Boo hoo
United StatesStupid login
I used this several times in the past. Today I tried to use it and evidently some update added a login. I HATE logins to apps that SHOULD NOT BE SENDING ANY INFO out for any reason. The only reason for this is to spy on my device. The EULA states “You may decide to create an account.” It does not say this is mandatory. If this is not corrected I will discontinue my use if this device and tell all of my fellow DIYers - of which there are many - to find something else.
United StatesQuestion
I gave it three stars not for how it works but because you have to sign in to the app each time you use the device. Other companies are requiring you to sign in to use their expensive devices, why? When you’re in a hurry signing in is a PITA.
United States
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