🔧 Highly Magnetic Empire Level EM81 9G for Efficient Overhead Measurements Review

This level is great, especially for metal studs. I've used it in countless applications and reset it more times than I can remember and it still works exactly as intended.

"Is that right?" "I don't know, give me that level... yes, that's right". Your daily life, then this is the right topic for you. I needed a lower level for some of the hard to reach places I installed shelves and this worked well.

I don't have high requirements for my levels, I just need them to work and this one does just that. It looks pretty cool with the blue and silver colours and it's pretty compact. I've seen some aligners that are over 12" long but this one is a good 9" and seems to fit all my needs perfectly. It feels sturdy, the build looks good, and it works. Enough said.

That's a level, and I'd say as level as possible (for a length like this). What about "heavy duty"? Not sure. Check out the silver Fatmax if you really want something solid. The magnetic strip on the bottom is no better than a weak fridge magnet either. I don't use the magnet feature often, but I'd rather not use a magnet at all, or use the rare earth version. For the price I should have known better.

Nothing fancy - it's a torpedo level with a magnet for easier holding on metal surfaces. The magnet is nice and strong, the levels are clear and I assume they are accurate, the surface is nice and smooth and fun to work with. I like that it's aluminum instead of plastic - it's just more comfortable to work with, although I really doubt it makes much of a difference or lasts longer because of it. Overall I am satisfied with my purchase of this item.

The magnet is not very strong on this plane which is not a big problem as the plane is very light. But the reason it's light is because it's mostly plastic (rather than an 'aluminum body' as advertised). But that wouldn't bother us. These were our issues with it: 1) Inaccuracy - never the same thing twice (compared to expensive photography) and don't trust that. 2) The liquid is not blue like the item pictured online but is a dark gold (not even the typical fluorescent green) which in some…