Thank you for your valuable suggestions. We will seriously consider adding foam lining, which will be more in line with actual on-site use. In addition, regarding the issue of brightness adjustment, this function is not added when the S04CG was designed, so the adjustment on the APP is not supported.
The boxes are great. It would just be nice if things were moved so that the pulse sensor could fit. Just have a cut out but leave in the foam so it can be easily removed for the people with the sensor.
A company that listens is a good company. 😊 You're actually doing pretty well Huepar haven't seen a negative review yet so fix the tiny things people bring to your attention and you will keep going from strength to strength.
I saw another review that tested the IP water rating. It didn't hold up to the test. Can you speak to any changes have been made since that video that would improve the water protection rating?
I have an older Huepar, and it's been great. That new one is definitely an upgrade though. The thing I love about Huepars is the AA battery feature. In the worst of circumstances where the battery is dead and there's no power source a quick trip to any convenience store will have you up and running.
It is definitely nice to have the option of using disposable batteries. Their rechargable batteries last a long time, and extra ones are cheap. I love that you can plug a cell phone charger straight into the battery.
Once again great review. I feel like I'm 3 or more years behind you in shop setup. Now I don't have to spend those years researching. Oh, and this is the same Dave you just met, I just upgraded to a new channel.
I share a similar sentiment towards individuals like Drew from Wittworks. There is always an opportunity to learn from others, and I am certain that I could benefit from your experiences as well. Everyone possesses unique perspectives and knowledge gained through their own journeys. Personally, I often learn through trial and error, making mistakes before discovering the correct approach. #growthmindset #learningjourney #opentomind 💡📚
Thank you very much. They are indeed essential for many different jobs. I have tried eight different brands, and they all produced a level line. Ultimately, the best one for you depends on the features that are most important to you. Do you mind if I ask what microphone you use to record your voice overs. I my biggest struggle has been with audio.
@@ShopRamblingsshure sm7b with a cloud lifter and Scarlett interface. Maybe close to $800. I think the usb version of that mic is close enough and much less - $250ish. Shure mv7. I’ve also used a rode podcaster that was usb and sounded clean
Thanks. Your videos are awesome. It shows that you put as much work into making a quality production as you do in the content. You deserve your success. Here's to you making 100,000 subs this year. 🎉👍
This brand seems to be universally praised in the budget or diy community, thanks for the review, I like you don't like paying more money than is necessary for tools but do still like having all the tools I can get 😂
I can't afford to buy the best and most expensive tool for a job I might do once a year. I find the 80/20 rule apply to a lot of my tools. Many times, I can find a tool that works 80% as good but for 20% of the price.
Nice job . That company should be proud of your dimension . I need one of those but I’m not sure if I am smart enough to run one and enough money to buy one and that little green box that finds your line .
I did not realize how much i would use one until I got one. Email me at shopramblings@gmail.com when you have time. I would like to ask you a question.
Because I've been researching this type of level as an upgrade from my (red) 2 line for a project where I definitely need 360 degrees, RUclips offered me this. While I might not go for a Huepar (not cheap and I can't imagine many, if any "outdoor on a bright day" DIY projects, I thought it was a great review of the key features to look for, especially the need for that 4th line for floor level work. Go on, I might just make the Huepar investment - they do come across as the top brand if you're not prepared to pay a DeWalt, Milwaukee, Bosch sort of price. Thanks Chris, Manchester UK
I have bought and been sent several. They have all performed about the same. Some have an app, some have a remote, some are three lines, some are 4 lines, some have removable batteries, some have hard cases, and some include stands. It is all about what features are best suited to you. The only one I had stopped working was a Bosch. It was the only name brand one I have used.
Thanks, from the various reviews that I've seen, I don't think anyone else has an adjustable stand anywhere near as good as that Huepar and since I know just how difficult that can be, if you're trying to make adjustments with a basic tripod, that might just be what swings it.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. However, I am curious to know what about this video makes you feel it is unfair. Additionally, I would like to clarify that I have never received any compensation from Huepar, despite having spent a significant amount of money on their products. Furthermore, I recently went to my daughter's house to assist her with some renovations. I brought along one of my five laser levels, which happened to be a Huepar product. I am unsure if this is the source of your prejudice, as I have the freedom to choose between various brands for my personal projects. I kindly request that you provide further clarification on your statements, as I am genuinely confused about the reasons behind your expressions.
Thank you for your valuable suggestions. We will seriously consider adding foam lining, which will be more in line with actual on-site use.
In addition, regarding the issue of brightness adjustment, this function is not added when the S04CG was designed, so the adjustment on the APP is not supported.
The boxes are great. It would just be nice if things were moved so that the pulse sensor could fit. Just have a cut out but leave in the foam so it can be easily removed for the people with the sensor.
A company that listens is a good company. 😊 You're actually doing pretty well Huepar haven't seen a negative review yet so fix the tiny things people bring to your attention and you will keep going from strength to strength.
I saw another review that tested the IP water rating. It didn't hold up to the test. Can you speak to any changes have been made since that video that would improve the water protection rating?
I have an older Huepar, and it's been great. That new one is definitely an upgrade though.
The thing I love about Huepars is the AA battery feature. In the worst of circumstances where the battery is dead and there's no power source a quick trip to any convenience store will have you up and running.
It is definitely nice to have the option of using disposable batteries. Their rechargable batteries last a long time, and extra ones are cheap. I love that you can plug a cell phone charger straight into the battery.
Once again great review. I feel like I'm 3 or more years behind you in shop setup. Now I don't have to spend those years researching. Oh, and this is the same Dave you just met,
I just upgraded to a new channel.
I share a similar sentiment towards individuals like Drew from Wittworks. There is always an opportunity to learn from others, and I am certain that I could benefit from your experiences as well. Everyone possesses unique perspectives and knowledge gained through their own journeys. Personally, I often learn through trial and error, making mistakes before discovering the correct approach. #growthmindset #learningjourney #opentomind 💡📚
Very nice. I’ve been thinking about which 360 laser to get. This is timely. Nice job.
Thank you very much. They are indeed essential for many different jobs. I have tried eight different brands, and they all produced a level line. Ultimately, the best one for you depends on the features that are most important to you.
Do you mind if I ask what microphone you use to record your voice overs. I my biggest struggle has been with audio.
@@ShopRamblingsshure sm7b with a cloud lifter and Scarlett interface. Maybe close to $800. I think the usb version of that mic is close enough and much less - $250ish. Shure mv7. I’ve also used a rode podcaster that was usb and sounded clean
Thanks. Your videos are awesome. It shows that you put as much work into making a quality production as you do in the content. You deserve your success. Here's to you making 100,000 subs this year. 🎉👍
@@ShopRamblings 🥳
This brand seems to be universally praised in the budget or diy community, thanks for the review, I like you don't like paying more money than is necessary for tools but do still like having all the tools I can get 😂
I can't afford to buy the best and most expensive tool for a job I might do once a year. I find the 80/20 rule apply to a lot of my tools. Many times, I can find a tool that works 80% as good but for 20% of the price.
@@ShopRamblings I like that rule too and totally agree with your buying philosophy, thanks for taking the time to reply 😊
Nice job . That company should be proud of your dimension . I need one of those but I’m not sure if I am smart enough to run one and enough money to buy one and that little green box that finds your line .
I did not realize how much i would use one until I got one. Email me at shopramblings@gmail.com when you have time. I would like to ask you a question.
Because I've been researching this type of level as an upgrade from my (red) 2 line for a project where I definitely need 360 degrees, RUclips offered me this.
While I might not go for a Huepar (not cheap and I can't imagine many, if any "outdoor on a bright day" DIY projects, I thought it was a great review of the key features to look for, especially the need for that 4th line for floor level work.
Go on, I might just make the Huepar investment - they do come across as the top brand if you're not prepared to pay a DeWalt, Milwaukee, Bosch sort of price.
Thanks Chris, Manchester UK
I have bought and been sent several. They have all performed about the same. Some have an app, some have a remote, some are three lines, some are 4 lines, some have removable batteries, some have hard cases, and some include stands. It is all about what features are best suited to you. The only one I had stopped working was a Bosch. It was the only name brand one I have used.
Thanks, from the various reviews that I've seen, I don't think anyone else has an adjustable stand anywhere near as good as that Huepar and since I know just how difficult that can be, if you're trying to make adjustments with a basic tripod, that might just be what swings it.
Great “toys”!
Agreed
Totally prejudice and unfair view. Sold out individual.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. However, I am curious to know what about this video makes you feel it is unfair. Additionally, I would like to clarify that I have never received any compensation from Huepar, despite having spent a significant amount of money on their products.
Furthermore, I recently went to my daughter's house to assist her with some renovations. I brought along one of my five laser levels, which happened to be a Huepar product. I am unsure if this is the source of your prejudice, as I have the freedom to choose between various brands for my personal projects.
I kindly request that you provide further clarification on your statements, as I am genuinely confused about the reasons behind your expressions.
How did you come to the conclusion that he was compensated for reviewing this product?
People are entitled to their own opinion. No one is entitled to false accusations.