Franklin SensorsProSensor M210 Stud Finder with 13-Sensors, Wood & Metal Stud Detector/Wall Scanner, Live Wire Detection

I don't think any are superior. I had a Bosch, very expensive but this is easier to use and just as accurate for a quarter of the price. Anyone can use this, it's a dream. Even been able to detect totally unknown pipes.

Used a few stud finders and all the other seem to leave me more confused after I've used them than I was before.This one is decent but expensive compared to the others I've used. Only leaves me slightly confused.

Usefull gadged the accuracy depends on walls type - bricks, dry, wood.

Never normally leave reviews but felt compelled by this product.After struggling with both name brand and off-brand products to locate wooden studs in a plasterboard wall (without spending £300), it was refreshing to find that this product actually works! Head great repeatability and precision right out of the box and is very easy to use.Disclaimer: haven’t tried it on wires/pipes but there are plenty of other products out there that seem to work for that. This is a must-have for wood. Description says that depth is limited - haven’t tested on thicker substrates but works perfectly on plasterboard.

It works brilliantly.Push it against the ceiing, it moves smoothly, even over artex and eventually using the leds you will line up the joist in the centre to be marked.well worth the money.

Useful and easy to use

This is the fourth tracker I have bought it is so much better than all the others.Trust me , it’s a bit dearer but really worth it.

I bought this after moving into my first house for DIY use. I've used sensors in the past but they're a bit vague and require calibration, very hard to trust the results as they're always somewhat random.This equipment is great, as it displays real-time studs and their exact positions along the top. It would be nice to have some more details, but it's obvious enough I feel if it's a stud or a pipe. Pipes tend to be inconsistent whereas studs stay solid. The electricity detection seems accurate also, though you should use due diligence so as to not hit wires adjacent to studs.I think I will be using a combination of this and a secondary detector (to try determine materials and double-check pipe/cable positions) in the future, but I have used this many times and always hit studs directly.