Makita Mobile Tools

Makita Corporation

About this app

If you are a professional tradesman, Makita Mobile Tools is for you. Makita developed this application to aid tradesman and other professionals in every day tasks. It's free (*) and best of all no adverts.

These are the features the Makita Mobile Tools app has to offer.
- Quick Website Link
- Spirit Level
- Levelling Instrument
- Sound Level Meter
- Flash Light
- Distance Measure
- Battery Level indicator (for your smart phone)

This app is provided by Makita free of adverts and cost (*). Makita is the leading brand of professional power tools worldwide and always provide top quality tools for tradesman. We treat our apps in the same way as our tools so expect a well made and well maintained professional application that can be used throughout your working day.

(*) Customers may pay a network charge when accessing the Google play to download the application if you are not connected to a Wi-Fi network.

We are very open to feedback so please, if you have any comments, requests or problems, let us know.

Makita, satisfying the professional's needs.

Ratings and reviews

The tools are marginally useful and the UI of the tools feels unnatural instead of what it would feel like for the real-world physical tool. The flashlight should turn on my phone's flashlight and not just raise the brightness of my screen. Also I don't know what the "battery" tool is supposed to be for, I already know what my phone's battery is at. The settings brings up this weird screen about ring tones. 😕 Basically I don't think anyone knew what they were doing when they developed this app.

Sadly not so impressed... "distance measure" seems totally inacurate for me. No matter how I try, it always throws ridiculous, not even aproximate measurements. "Flash light" is kind of a joke too; it not only doesn't turn actual phone's flash light on (yet it requires camera permissions) but intensity of the virtual flash light is very low even with display brightness set at full. The rest of the tools have been proven useful nevertheless... and it has no ads.

The application works just fine and is without disturbing ads. Unfortunately it is badly underrated because of a wrong inscription. Most of the users erroneously believe that the Distance Measure tool does not function. The error is about the setting of the Lens Height. The Unit is in cm according the inscription but actually it is in dm(decimeter). 1 dm = 10 cm. So if you set up the Lens Height in decimeters, instead of centimeters, it works perfectly.