Franklin Sensors Official Stud Finder Case for the ProSensor M210, 710, 710+, T13, T11, X2100, X1100 (Case Only)

After trying a number of stud finders over the years—some cheap, some mid-range—I finally decided to invest in the Franklin Sensors ProSensor M210, and I can confidently say it’s a significant step up from traditional models. If you’re someone who frequently does DIY projects, home renovations, or even occasional wall-mounting, this stud finder is well worth considering.Build Quality & DesignRight out of the box, the ProSensor M210 feels solid and well-constructed. It’s larger than some entry-level stud finders, but that’s not a bad thing—it offers a broader scan area, and the ergonomic design makes it easy to hold and operate with one hand. The rubberized grip gives it a sturdy, comfortable feel, and it’s simple to store in a toolbox or drawer.Ease of UseThis is where the M210 really shines. Unlike other models that require you to “calibrate” on the wall or slide slowly back and forth, this one works instantly. Just press it against the wall, and it lights up to show the entire width of the stud with a series of LED indicators. No guesswork. No beeping. No false readings (which were frustratingly common with cheaper models I’ve used).There’s also no need to sweep side-to-side multiple times or “anchor” on a blank section of drywall to get started. It automatically adjusts and gives a clear picture of what’s behind the wall right away.Accuracy & PerformanceThe accuracy of the M210 is excellent. It detects both the edges and center of studs simultaneously, which is something most other stud finders struggle with. You get a visual representation of the stud’s width, making it far less likely to miss or drill into the wrong spot. I’ve used it to hang shelves, TVs, and cabinets, and it’s been spot-on every time.It can also detect multiple studs at once, which is especially helpful in areas with narrow spacing (like near corners or around windows). And because of the wider sensor array, you get a better “big picture” of what’s behind your wall rather than just a single-point reading.Battery LifeThe unit runs on two AA batteries, which are easy to install and replace. I’ve used it for several projects and haven’t had to change the batteries yet. Since there’s no constant beeping or display, the power usage seems very efficient.Pros• Instant, no-calibration scanning – Just press and go.• Multiple LED indicators – Clearly shows stud width and position.• Wide sensor array – Scans larger sections of wall at once.• Accurate and consistent – Reduces false positives and missed studs.• Durable and ergonomic – Feels like a tool built to last.• No unnecessary features – Simple, straightforward, and focused on performance.• Live wire detectionCons• Larger size – Not pocket-sized like some basic models (but that’s the tradeoff for the wide scan).• Probably want to buy a separate storage case. The manufacturer does offer one, as do other parties.• Price – More expensive than entry-level options, but the performance justifies the cost.Final ThoughtsThe Franklin Sensors ProSensor M210 is arguably one of the best stud finders available in its category. It strips away the gimmicks and focuses on fast, reliable, and easy stud detection. Whether you’re a professional or a serious DIYer, it saves time, increases accuracy, and takes the frustration out of wall-mounting projects.If you’re tired of slow or inaccurate stud finders, the M210 is a smart investment. It’s now one of those tools I find myself reaching for constantly—and recommending to anyone who asks.

this thing works really well.as a drywaller/sheetrocker:useful to find studs and more importantly the center of a stud so you can cut out whole bay inspection holes and place them back on without having to use backer wood.EXTREMELY useful at finding buried outlet boxes not cut out by previous drywall crews.Even if the box is not energized; just start scanning ~17 inches off the ground across the wall, stud, stud, stud, then all of a sudden all of the lights start glowing, then stud. Poke your rotozip in between and make a small hole, there it is! The buried box, and you still can zip it out perfectly since the hole you made is smack dab in the middle of the outlet box!The carry case is really nice, you can just toss it in the hdepot bucket along side the other tools without worrying its going to get damaged.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This is a great case it protects your stud finder fit perfectly the pro sensor the M210

Works great / easy to use, very acurate readings

Works so much better than less expensive ones. Finds the center of a stud for you that takes the guess work out. Many good functions for the money. They also sell separately a case for it which is a good consideration to protect it.

Nice case, though, it's a bit tight for the M210 model I have... but I guess that's a good thing, as it doesn't shake/rattle around in the case at all. Good quality, standard nylon material, nice zipper.

I got this for my M210 using the provided 15% coupon that came in the box with my studfinder, and I'm very happy with it. I like that it's a branded case (not some nonsense jumble of letters that is blasted across generic brands) and is hard-sided to protect the investment. The zippered pocket is nice to hold a carpenter's pencil and spare batteries. This'll make a nice addition to my toolbag!

PERFECT FIT, A VERY NICE CASE FOR THE TOOL.