Digital Angle Finder

Of course, as with all these fancy digital electronics things. Be sure to read the instructions and go through the calibration procedures in the instructions at first... But this thing works excellent! A whole lot easier than a big 2 foot level! It would not call it thunderstorm or drop down a concrete stairway proof, but it is tough enough and does come with a nice tough little pouch. I really like it a lot and it seems totally accurate. Quality and all that is fine. Excellent if you need to carry a level in a small space!

Nice large displays and it goes out to 100th. Tad bit larger than the Klein which only goes out to tenths. Easy to zero and angles are quick to display. Case can be of thicker material for better protection from drops or tool box jostle otherwise OK.

Really pleased with this. I was able to set steel on the exact angle plus and minus .05 of a degree with ease.

I got this to use for knife sharpening. The presets numbers on the jig are off by a few degrees and this verifies that I have my 17 degrees or 20 degrees or whatever. It's simple to use and can show more that just the angle. It can show % of grade and degrees per foot/meter for plumbing drain pipe. There is a handy magnetic base and can show the level on vertical and horizontal planes. Includes a nylon carry pouch as well.

Great item Easy to calibrate

I personally love these. I do a lot of chassis building and these work great. they are my go to for when i am doing my fabrication work

For a lower priced item, it has nice quality accuracy is pretty good. If your looking for spot on accuracy, then don't look at angle finders that are less than $100. Magnets are quite strong. One review said this has weak magnets. I'm baffled by this because it sticks solid to thin and thick iron and steel. Keep in mind, very strong magnets will grab every metal particle within reach and will be much harder to remove. I would like magnets on more than one surface but are they really needed? I can read upside down, and backwards so it doesn't bother me a bit. More magnets also means more surfaces that need to be cleaned once they get covered in metal dust. Display is very easy to read. Haven't put it to full time use or tried in the bright sun but I think it will do quite well. I have used it for my Ruixin Pro knife sharpener and it was perfect for what I needed it for. It's not built like a tank so don't throw it around or drop it. People that write reviews because they failed to keep a good grip on something and dropped it should be banned for leaving reviews. If you want something that has insanely strong magnets, magnets on more surfaces, can be dropped from a building and keep working, why are you looking at such budget friendly items? Seriously, you get what you pay for. I paid less than $20 and have an angle finder that will serve me well I think

Digital angle finder is nice and compact. Great for pocket carry. Very accurate, and easy to use. But! Next to impossable, to read outside in the bright daylight! I was disappointed about this because half of my work is outside! Back to the old manual angle finder.