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

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 love this thing! Maybe it's because I'm a girl, but I always struggled leveling our motorhome (25ft, 2015 LTV Unity). 😆 I ran across this device on an RV blog and immediately began investigating. It didn't take long to realize I had to have it. The box arrived quickly. Yay! I checked out the instructions and You Tube installation video and downloaded the app. Set up was easy and straightforward. I gathered the tools necessary...level, tape measure and small phillips head screwdriver and attached the device to the wall inside a closet. I then took (and wrote down) the required measurements between the tires and set out to find a level spot so I could initialize the unit. It needs to set a basis for "level", so it's necessary to level your rig or find a level spot. That was the hardest part as most all parking lots have some slope for water drainage. I finally found a level area and was good to go. We just returned from a 3 week trip, and at each campground, leveling our Motorhome was a breeze. I was able to move forward/back as necessary to adjust, and if over about 2", I would set up the leveling blocks. It is nice because it tells you how many inches each wheel is out of level (if at all). Really took time off the set up process. The cost is nothing to sneeze at, but if you can swing it...I would highly recommend this device. The unit runs off a 2032 battery and broadcasts a bluetooth signal for an hour after you turn on the app...this is to preserve the battery. EDIT: 7/14/18 - Still enjoying the LevelMate Pro Pro for ease of leveling. The thing that bothers me is the battery situation. Every trip we take after the RV has been in storage awhile...the battery is dead and I have to change it. Not overly convenient in that I installed this in a closet and 4 tiny screws have to be removed. It helps keeping the appropriate screwdriver and stock of CR2032 batteries. I believe the new models have since addressed this. An on/off switch would be very nice to ensure the bluetooth doesn’t broadcast when not needed.

Makes leveling much faster. Accurate and easy to install. The "primo" features requiring more money (eg phone integration) are a little cheesy. Still, I would recommend. It works just fine.

This worked great so far. I used it for the first and only time over the weekend. I pulled into the site. Turned it on. Waited for it to load. After what seemed like a fairly long time it showed me what side I needed to raise and how much. That part worked great. Backed the trailer up a foot. Put the boards down needed to make me level and done. No more guess work. This was my first-time camping in this trailer. We went from a pop up I leveled with a scissor jack to a 26' hard shell with dual wheels. We camped for over 6 years in the pop up. I have a heavy-duty scissor jack I slid under the axel and made a thing to go onto a cordless drill. My wife would watch our level gauge and tell be when we were level. So I had concerns on getting his trailer level. With the Level Mate Pro no more guess work. No more laying on the ground jacking the trailer up. No more "words" with the wife looking for that sweet spot. I am so glad I found and purchased this. Now for the cons: It seems to take a long time connecting from my phone to the Level Mate Pro.. I would recommend turning it on as you are checking in. Instead of waiting to try and connect at the site. We pulled into the site and turned the unit on. As I sat there with my nose of the truck blocking the road in front I was glad nobody needed to get passed while I was waiting for Level Mate Pro to get connected and give me the feedback I needed. The other con I have is I tried the hitch recall position. As we were getting ready to leave I turned the unit on and tried the hitch position recall. As I was again waiting for it to connect and hopefully give me that info I was able to back the truck up where it needed to be to get hooked back up. It never did give me the help I needed get me under the hitch. Not a major issue. Just an inconvenient since I was hoping it was also going to save me time hooking back up. Overall I would purchase this again for the time and aggravation it saves leveling the trailer. I should get better using it the more I use it. Great product just like everything in life it has its quirks.

I never write reviews but had to for this product. It has literally changed camping for us, leveling the 5th wheel is so so easy now! Would highly recommend!

We are new to the RV/ Camping life, but this product makes pulling in to campsites or wherever so much easier. I was torn between buying a rear view back up camera or this. Since I am better at backing in than leveling, i chose this. It was the right decision for me. A couple of places we like to visit don't have solid pads to park on, so it comes in handy.can see the too view which includes the data for the 4 corners, or you can use the side view that shows the overall level status. It is as accurate as you make it. You can set the level however you want and it uses your setting as a reference. So basically, just do a manual, regular style leveling, and hit save settings. From there it will always use that as the level point. It can be easily changed. mine is set to show level within 1/4 inch. So it makes it very easy. Super easy to install, during setup the directions say to use the 2 sided tape to stick it where you want it. After the setup is complete, install the two small screws to permanently attach it. One small issue that i ran into during setup was that the tape they supplied would not hold the unit in place for very long. But it worked out easy anyway. The other small thing that I wish was better but really isn’t a problem is that the unit runs on an internal battery. To save battery life, the unit turns itself off after an hour. So I have to get out of the truck, go into the camper and restart it manually before i pull in to campsite. It would be great it the app on my phone would activate the unit. Just a small lazy thing maybe, but being new to this, i need all the help I can get.

I finally got a chance to use this and it is amazing! I bought a set of the curved levelers to compliment this and it works exactly as I hoped. I turn the levelmate on, connect to my phone, put one curved leveler under a wheel on the lower side, get in my truck and pull forward until it shows level. Set the parking brake and go chock the tires in place, done with side to side. Disconnect truck, set front to back level with the app, done with front to back and get on with the rest of trailer set up. NOTE: If you have slides, level your trailer with the slides out, then put them in and calibrate the levelmate because that is how your trailer will be when arrive at the campground.

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.