Review on 📐 Neodymium Electronic Timpfee 360° Digital Protractor by Ryan Marx

You get a level, magnetic base and electronics for $19 which is a lot, the level is what you would expect for the price. I checked the $300 stable level and it's pretty damn accurate. The electronics are fine, they can be calibrated, which certainly helps to understand that you did everything right. It has a buzzer that tells you when you are in a level without using your eyes. sometimes the eyes look at something else. It has a backlit button, nice because it's hard to see. When you touch the screen it gets hard to read, it takes some time to recover so that's my only ring here. 4.5 stars.