Digital Angle Finder, Tadeto Digital Level Inclinometer Protractor Laser Level 3 in 1 Magnetic IP54 Waterproof Angle Gauge with Large LCD Screen Backlight Type-C Fast Charging

This unit features rechargeability which is nice, and it has a bright large screen that assists in leveling and measurement tasks (from reference point to another point by moving the unit). I will focus on the leveling.The unit can project one side at a time or both and gives you a nice flat laser line to work with, the display will help you level that line exactly right at the angle you want every time, it's great.It's small and compact and will fit well into any toolbox or bag. It offers fast charging over USB-C very quickly and seems to be accurate. The book is a little confusing but detailed enough, it's a matter of having a lot of features to control with just a few buttons, a lot to remember is all. The screen is backlit nicely and the unit features magnets to hold it in place and a good amount of environmental protection with an IP54 rating.Still using a long piece of metal with liquid in it and a bubble? That's so yesterday, get into today with this compact digital time and space saver!

Wow - I'm not sure if I should be happy that I can measure inclines to hundredths of a degree or sad that I have undeniable proof that my floor is officially 0.13 degrees off level. All kidding aside, this is a fantastic tool for anybody who frequently hangs things up on the wall or otherwise has a sense of interior aesthetics.To be frank, I'm not sure that the precision of the level is really that useful for most amateurs like myself, but perhaps a professional will really appreciate the amazing precision of this device. However, the laser level feature is a slam-dunk. I recently wanted to hang a series of completed jigsaw puzzles on my wall, and thanks to the laser level feature I was able to easily get them all aligned to the red line across my wall without having to manually move the device one puzzle at a time.Large digits and a nice backlight make it very easy to read, and I love that this device is rechargeable with USB-C! As a technologist, I fully believe in USB-C as the port of the future, and I was extremely happy to see that even various tools like these are adopting the standard.All in all, 5/5 product!

It is worthy comparing to the price, but I don't know how long I can use this. It came with scratch on the front surface and magnetic is not strong enough to be staying on the perpendicular surface.

The media could not be loaded.  I purchased this to easily measure the pinion angle on my lifted jeep and quickly found other uses for it.A couple of things I like about it:-very easy to use for leveling a shelf, vs using a big clunky bubble level-It has a laser that you can activate on either side or both, great for quickly getting two brackets to align on a wall.-Has magnets on the bottom that hold pretty well.-I dropped it off my ladder onto a concrete floor, and it kept working fine.. yeah!-You can set it on its side, and use the relative function if you need to bypass the magnet.What I don't like so much, is the magnet in some instances, see the video for full details.Thank you for reading, If you found this review helpful, I would appreciate it if you could click "helpful", thank you!

This is a nice unit, and has an appealing price. I find that the LED lights are not bright enough to be seen in bright light, or over distances that other (more expensive) units provide. It may be fine for your purposes, but I needed to perform some outdoor grading over moderate distances (30 ft) and the LED beam was too hard to see during the daytime. Indoors, it might be fine.

I have used this gauge on a couple projects now, and it has worked great. It is a solid, well-made little device, and all the features worked for me out-of-the-box. It's not the cheapest, but it's not the most expensive, either. It is a pretty good bang for your buck.I especially like the ability to zero the angle while on an angle - making it possible to find angles in relation to an angled base. The magnets on the bottom are a super helpful feature, and the digital screen is large and easy to read. Overall - I am very happy with the quality and use of this device. If you are looking for an angle gauge, I can definitely recommend this one.

Basically never charged after the first time the battery drained. I just didn't realize it until after the return window closed. I replaced the battery, and powers up again, but there is no charging indicator so it appears to be not charging again. I thought it was the battery at first but I think it's the charging circuit.

Simple to use. Gives the angle in degrees by default. Charged reasonbly quickly. Backlit display lights up when you turn it on. A second activation turns on one laser and a third switches to the second laser. A line of light is produced. This will help me measure the angle of my solar panels to assure they are correct.

Will keep it short:Very well made. Aluminium extrusion body. Front and back plastic parts are well made.The screen is big and easy to read. ( some feedback showed that the display has scratches: the screen has a protective film. You can hardly recognise it but there is. Peel it away and you have a nice looking window.)White backlight, very bright.Accuracy is good. 0.2degr. Compared with your normal level spirit it is way better and easier.Mm per meter or %.Laser left and laser right: very handy. (can be switched on off individually)Small in size.Build in battery: easy to charge with provided usd cable. Battery is 300mAh. Will last approx 2 hrs. Has auto shut off. (can be cancelled)Manual is okay.Nice box or pouch would have been icing on the cake.

Good kit

So easy to use and it fits in your pocket. I am installing some driveway gates. The pavement outside my house is on a gradient and the drive raises up from the drive. In the past I would have used a spirit level which is common practice on the gate posts. But is not as accurate as this piece of kit. Because the gates are quite heavy steel and composite infill. The posts need to be as near vertical on 2 sides as possible, also the gates have to also rise when opening. The calculations to get the angles of the rise is a bit complicated, unless you are good at trigonometry. By using this piece of kit and finding the required angles. I then went into my kitchen, placed the inclinometer on the work surface and put several pieces of post it notes under one end until the required angle was shown. Turned on the laser and measured from the worktop to the laser. This gave me the measurement of the gate rise.I have every confidence that the end product will be as accurate as it can be. This should be a better method than trial and error.

How on earth did I manage without a digital level? This is super, seems very accurate, has laser lines either side.Couple of things reduce its usability. The screen helpfully switches round if it's reorientated. But as one is normally aiming at a multiple of 90 degrees, it means it keeps jumping orientation.Also I haven't managed to make calibration work. It says before commencing calibration you need to put it on a surface so it reads zero. But it's so sensitive it's really hard to put it in such a surface without it wandering, even if only by a hundredth of a degree or so. I doubt it needs calibration and have checked it by flipping it round on a surface, it seems fine within tolerance of about 3 hundredths.

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