DELI Tape Measure 10ft/3m, Small Retractable Metric Tape Measure Easy Read，Non-Slip Rubber Back, Precise Measurement, Durable Portable Pocket Measuring Tape, Suitable for Home and Work

Love this tape. Sleek and simple. I use it to play Warhammer 40k tabletop. Everyone always compliments me.

The DELI 10ft/3m tape measure is a surprisingly handy little tool. It’s compact enough to carry in a pocket, yet sturdy enough for regular use. The non-slip rubber back makes it comfortable to hold, and the markings are clear and easy to read, which helps with precise measurements. The retractable mechanism works smoothly, and overall it feels durable and reliable. Whether for home projects or work tasks, this tape measure is a practical and convenient choice.

I LOVE it. Great quality, perfect size, good sleek modern minimalist look. Price incredible for what it is. Highly recommend.

My primary application is hobby and minor handyman work. Like: Per Title... Very Easy to Read. Also, uncluttered exterior. {Added after a period of use: The "back" of the housing is covered by a smooth rubber pad that handily reduces the tendency to slip/slide on smooth surfaces when set down. This feature does not interfere with measurement.} Dislike: Minor: The tape lock is sometimes difficult to disengage. Other things to know: Markings for alternative stud spacing--commonly shown as small diamonds on carpenters' tapes--are not present (I don't use them anyway... but some might want to know). "Regular" 16 in stud spacing points are flagged. Somewhat confusingly, they have the same markings as the full foot indicators (I predict an "oops!" or two will result if a user gets hasty. This feature cost them one star). After the 1 ft point, successive inch "spans" are marked with additional numbers like 1-5 (1 ft, 5 in), or 6-11 (6 ft, 11 in), etc. (These do not replace the regular inch and full foot markers). No equivalent metric markings appear, just full cm numbers with highlights every 10 cm. Whole meters are not flagged. The minimum marked measurements are 1/16 inch (imperial) and 1 millimeter (metric). {Added after a period of use: "Inside" measurements are not supported. This lack is visually obvious in the product page pictures, but might be overlooked when considering purchase. (embarrassed experience speaking)}

Caveats... (1) Having it be white/washed-out-red marks on a black background is a somewhat *interesting* choice. (2) Even though the imperial-units half goes to 10' (120"), the metric-units half just stops at 300cm (≅118.11"); I would've liked it to go all the way to the 120" mark (≅304.8cm). (3) It is a tad wide for its size (a full 1"). Given it's supposed to be the pocket-size model, I feel it could've been a tad skinnier and still readable, even with both units. Still, it fits in my pocket. None of these were deal-breakers for me. I used to have a cheap 3' flexible tape doo-dad I got at a job fair, and well, it was cheap and broke. I figured since I use it so much on the job, and it's very handy at home and on-the-go too, I should have something sturdier. So far so good, but time will tell. So far, I've used it to measure server racks and various openings and fittings in our datacenter, at home and on-the-go, I've used it to measure wood, various parts, and all manner of general-purpose things. It's long enough (10') that it's good for most home improvement needs.

Great value for the price.

Durable, good. Good value. Used it on construction site.

Advertised as easy read, but I find it to be "complicated", too many cluttered numbers, and the feet numbers are in a pink color. My husband's tape measure for work is easier to read.