Franklin Sensors 710 Professional Stud Finder with 13-Sensors Wood & Metal Stud Detector/Wall Scanner, Made in the USA

I love the product. Its ability to identify stud location within the wall is outstanding and has made DIY products easy and fun without frustration of having to drill holes and confirm stud locations. More than that, the company stands by their product. 15 months after my purchase, I was using the unit and set my arm down with it in my hand. I lost my grip of it and it fell about 3 feet to the floor. The product no longer functioned after, and I called the company to ask about it and Cass agreed to send a replacement unit out right away.They stand by their product and their product is as good a quality or better than any I have used in the past. Spend the money and buy this for your home use or professional work and you won’t regret it. Its worth every penny!

If you really need a stud finder don’t hesitate to get this product. This thing works immediately after inserting two AA batteries. No learning curve. Lights illuminate indicating stud location. No more swiping a magnet back and forth trying to find a wall board screw.

We all know how frustrating it can be to find wall studs without leaving your walls looking like swiss cheese. Many wall stud finders have been released in the past however none in my opinion offered up consistent reliability and accuracy on my day to day home improvement projects...till now. The ProSensor 710 is incredibly accurate and so simple to use my 4 year old was able to locate wall studs in our house.First impression:Pulling the ProSensor 710 out of the box I was first surprised by how big the device was. It's 3 inches wide and a little over 7 inches long which is basically the equivalent of a chalk board eraser on steroids. I thought this would be an overall negative in terms of general use/handling but that isn't the case at all. In hand this stud finder just feels right. The power/activate button is easily accessible and doesn't require much force to push which is a MASSIVE plus when using stud finder. Even better Franklin Sensor cleverly placed the power button in the middle of the handle grip so what you naturally find is when using the device you will use your index finger and pinky finger to hold the top of the handle, your thumb to hold the bottom of the handle and your middle/ring finger (depending on hand size) to push the power button. It doesn't sound super easy to use but trust me in hand the balance between the size and weight of the device makes operating this sensor super easy.Impression after use:I'm just blown away by how good this device is at finding wall studs while removing lots of the issues other stud finders have. The ergonomics of the handle and balance between the size of the device all work together which make operating the ProSensor 710 a cake walk. Simply walk up to any given wall, press the power button, place device against the wall and the slide horizontally or vertically to find the wall stud layout in any given room. It's just that simple. No more having to bend your fingers around like your trying to play the guitar to both hold up the stud finder and press the power button...no longer do you have to worry about misreadings because the stud finder temporarily came off of the wall. With the ProSensor 710 findings accurate wall studs is as easy as point and click.Feautres:-There 13 LEDs that will indicate when a stud is found in your wall in relation to where you have the stud finder placed on your wall.-LEDs are bright and easily visible while operating the device.-Bottom of the stud finder is smooth so when your sliding it across your wall you don't have to worry about any unexpected damage.-Accurate time and time again-Ergonomics are second to none on this device-No longer do you have to press the power button ONLY after placing the device against the wall and then make sure to not accidentally let the device come off the wall resulting in misreadings. This device removes all those complexities and all you have to do is press the button and just naturally slide across the wall without any concern of any short mis-contact as the device will compensate accordingly.Cons:-Only real verdict I've found is the price which can turn some folks off.Verdict:This is a higher priced digital wall stud finder but for the easy of use, accuracy and reliability is consistently provides me I would easily recommend it to anyone who is tired of guessing where the wall studs are in their house.

First time I’ve ever had a stud finder that worked well. If I had it buy over again, I might spring for one with a built-in level. Otherwise, no complaints; it does an excellent job.

I, like most of you who have purchased or are considering a new stud finder, have purchased north of 5, south of 10 of various brands and types. Many of these have been shattered to pieces due to an "accidental" high speed collision with the wall &/or floor. I have often been ashamed of my reaction to yet another worthless stud finder. But the frustration of purchasing the latest and greatest with fancy new features, then discovering that it too does not function as it should is often more than I can bear. The fact of the matter is that most students finders just do not work. So needless to say I was skeptical when my friend told me about the ProSensor 710. Do I spend yet another $50 on something that most likely will fail as many others have failed before. As it turns out, I tried to use my two stud detectors a few days after that conversation, and a stud I did not accurately detect. Instead of having a meltdown and smashing the both of them like The Hulk, I put that project aside and ordered the ProSense. After using it, as well as the magnetic finder, to Install 4 large bookcases on my living room wall, I can say without hesitation that this is the best product of its type on the market today. Now I haven't used every stud finder available, but I've used enough(more like not used) to form an educated opinion I think. It detects studs very efficiently, as well as other solid structures behind the sheetrock such as electric lines and junction boxes. The people who have complained about it not being accurate may not know much about the way electricians run lines, so they don't understand why there are often 2 things being detected at the same time. Honestly, the magnetic finder may be more useful than the ProSense, but using the two to locate, then mark studs is easy and efficient. The ProSense is a little awkward and difficult to position at first, but you get used to it quickly. I the two could be combined, as in the ProSense with a strong magnet built in, that would be cool. Overall I think Thai is a great product and worth the price for those of us who've demolished more than a few other nonfunctional finders.