Digital Electronic Level and Angle Gauge, Angle Finder with Bubble Level and Magnetic Base, High Contrast Display for All Environment, Measuring Tool for Carpentry, Building, Automobile, Masonry

Always had trouble on my budget Ryobi table saw getting nice 45 degree cuts. Figured the gauge on the saw wasn't the greatest, which led me to buy this tool. There are plenty like it on the market, but it was the best value that I found that was rated well. I can attest that the tool works great and is fairly simple to use. My only issue is the screen does flip when it goes past 90 degrees to make reading it easier. However, when approaching that 90 degree measurement, you will see it flip back and forth until you stabilize on a number. Works great and is a nice addition to my woodworking shop.

I had a similar device made by someone else that I liked but I had a couple of issues with it. I use it mostly in a darkened space so I had to shine a light on it to read it. This one lights up so no issues there and I love it. Another issue I have with the old one was that it was hard to read the little minus sign to tell which way from 0.00 I need to tilt. This little guy has an animated angle symbol that shows which way instinctively. I did notice that the bubble on top is not perfectly accurate. When the display says 0.00 the bubble is ever so slightly to one side. Not much but enough to make me not trust the bubble. Or maybe the digital part, I don't know. Just an observation. Also I love the hold button so I can measure without staring at it.

Was initially very disappointed with this. It wobbled badly just trying to sit on a flat granite plate, plus and minus 1/2 degree either way! I measured a .008" variation on the "flat" base. So I clamped it upside down into my mill and milled it flat. Now it sits rock solid steady on any flat surface and repeatedly indicates a perfect 0 degrees after zeroing. Disappointing that it wasn't flat in the first place, but an easy fix for most anyone who'd be wanting this tool in the first place. If you don't have a mill, could probably flatten it by sanding on 400 grit paper on a glass plate.

I I was genuinely impressed by the quality of this digital level and angle gauge. It feels solid and durable, and the accuracy is spot on. For something so compact, it’s surprisingly advanced with features you’d expect from a much larger device. It’s easy to read, easy to use, and perfect for tight spaces or detailed work.

This tool work great for setting up pinion angle, drive shaft angle and engine angel in my project vehicle. Like the digitical display , magnet strength good it durability is good also.