🎯 Precision Alloy Bullseye Bubble Tripod Review

Very sensitive and accurate, durable and true to size. I bought it to put on my GoPro Hero Session (cubic camera) for smooth shots and pans. does the job. Thank you!

This is a pretty good level, the metal body is nice to the touch and feels very accurate. Only thing I can say against that is that $10 is a bit high for one of these, but this one is definitely on the higher end of the quality scale.

Leveling the floor or countertop will not necessarily level the fridge. While it's not as handy as a spirit level on the floor, it's certainly more accurate, which is vital to the proper cooling of many refrigerators. I keep ours in the freezer and it works great. For those of us with 67-year-old eyes, it's a bit difficult to see from a certain angle.

Great item for photographers. I use it on a gimbal tripod where extreme panoramic shots need to be at ground level. In the attached photo, this plane is double glued to the rotating surface of the rotating gimbal. This is a very accurate, easy to read product at a reasonable price.

This is a very good level. It's easy to read and works great, seems fairly sensitive and accurate. I don't think it's overpriced, I've seen a similar product advertised for phono leveling and other uses that cost a lot more. ...but of course there's a plastic spirit level for less that's probably just as accurate and works just as well.

I bought this because I knew it might need some tweaking. I read a previous review where someone mentioned having to re-sand the floor to get it accurate. Here's what I had to do with mine. I used different grades of fine sandpaper on a known flat surface. After careful sanding I was able to place the bubble right in the middle.

I have a top down bottom up tint on my full glass liftgate. The top of the lampshade twisted annoyingly when I pulled it down no matter how hard I tried to straighten it. I attached this spirit level to the dead center at the top of the top bar. Now I lower the top and make sure the bubble is centered and in less than a second, no problem, the top is level and my sanity intact. You should build them right in the damn shadow.

Received two of these today. When tested against a known level, they deflected a half bubble and a full bubble respectively, and the flat surfaces on the back were slightly convex, preventing them from laying flat on the surface being tested and wobbling. The only reason I'm giving them two stars instead of one is because I was able to restore the back with a flat file and flat lapping block to make them look like they should have come out of the box. If you're not willing to do something…