LogicBlue Technology LevelMatePRO Wireless RV Leveling System, Bluetooth Leveler for Campers, Must-Have Accessory for Travel Trailers, Effortless Setup for Phones with App

This is so much easier than a bubble level. My MH has auto levelers and I find this easier, quicker and more accurate. I does work with an Android.

This is an awesome product. Can level my trailer in minutes by my self. Must have!!!

Used first time today. Where have these been all my life? Precise leveling made easy for our 37 foot Puma.

Installed 1 year ago. You need to ensure that you are level when you set it up. We have reset it one time, works as advertised.

Pros:Ease of Use: The setup was quick and straightforward, and the app is intuitive and user-friendly. It connects to my phone seamlessly every time.Accurate Leveling: The real-time feedback ensures that I get my RV perfectly level on the first try, saving time and effort.Wireless Convenience: The wireless feature is fantastic – no running back and forth to check levels! I can monitor everything from the driver’s seat or while outside.Compact and Durable: The unit is small and lightweight but feels solid and well-made, built to handle the rigors of RV life.Customizable Settings: The app allows for adjustments to suit different vehicles and personal preferences, making it highly versatile.Cons:Absolutely none. This product delivers on every promise!If you’re an RV owner, the Level Mate Pro is a no-brainer. It’s a smart, reliable, and hassle-free solution to leveling your rig. Highly recommend it to anyone who wants to simplify their setup process. 🛻🏕️

I’m really impressed with this product. Used with an elliptical leveling system, it doesn’t get much easier!!The app is well thought out and easy to use. Highly recommend!

Haven't tried it yet . But my cousin has. Works great

Before my first solo RV trip, I was very intimidated at the prospect of leveling my RV by myself. Friends had told me that leveling had nearly caused them to get divorced, and so I had investigated hydraulic levelers that cost from $2,500 to nearly $4,000. I decided instead to invest $145 in the LMP to save the cost, added weight, and ongoing maintenance of hydraulic levelers, and I am very glad I did.I just completed my first trip in a 24’ Class C dually RV, and highly recommend the LevelMate Pro (LMP.) I installed the LMP in the center of the RV, near the ceiling above the closet door next to the fridge. This location gives it direct line of sight to the console next to the driver’s seat, where I set my iPhone 12 Max Pro. It is also a location where it will be easy for me to unscrew it and take it down to change the battery when I need to later on. The LMP was well packaged with user friendly instructions. Installation was easy to do, and took less than half an hour. I had downloaded the app before I left on my trip, which expedited the installation process.When I arrive at a campsite, I immediately turn on the LMP and then the app, and use it to find the most level spot at the site. In many cases I don’t need to use levelers. But when I do need levelers, I use the LMP to help me try to find a spot where I only need to level two wheels instead of three, which simplifies the leveling process. The LMP tells me how many inches I need to raise each wheel, which helps me know how to position my levelers. Even as a newby, I found that I could level my RV on the first try instead of having to make multiple attempts.I have had no problems maintaining connectivity with the app. All my campsites so far have had cellular access. I am guessing that if I ever camp where I can’t get a cell signal, it may not work because of how Bluetooth handles location, but I actually don’t know that for a fact.Once the RV is level, I set my parking brake and then shift into park, turn off the LMP unit, turn off the app, and then set my chocks. FWIW, the levelers I use are some combination of legos, 18” 2 x10s, and Beechlane curved levelers. I recently decided to cut up a 1/2” horse stall mat from Tractor Supply into 8” x 18” pieces to use under the curved levelers and as a replacement for the legos, which are starting to break from age and use, but haven’t tried that yet.