🧲 Advanced Precision Bubble Horizontal Magnetometer 521815Mm: Enhanced Research and Measurement Capabilities Review

Garbage. The description is accurate. Please see photo. I have 4 and they show different results on the same surface. tries to change orientation

Both are inaccurate on both sides, so both sides are accurate, chance of getting a usable value is 50/50. If you notice the sloppy side, that might be okay, but that's unwise for an instrument whose sole job is to measure level. Especially egregious for a tool labeled "High Accuracy".

Magnetized very cheaply made. I fixed it to the side of the table and after a few days the spirit level fell off the magnet, it's just held on by a piece of white tape, not glue. The strength of the magnet is also disappointing. It's not worth the premium price for how cheap it is.

The magnet on this level is very weak. It doesn't take much pressure to knock it off whatever it's attached to. This makes things especially bad if you're moving something it's attached to! It's easy to read and seems very accurate so far. I don't think it takes much abuse but it has yet to be decided! Hopefully the company will fix the magnetic issue so it sticks better to metal surfaces?

They are indestructible if used with a minimum of care. Materials are sold that easily survive a fall from a great height. When it comes to its small size, it's absolutely perfect as the bubble level and indicator are easy to read. I bet in my shop to install very detailed materials. I love them as I have 2 of these and will probably buy more for my friends in the future.

These blocks are small spirit levels encased in clear plastic that look exactly like the small blocks that come built into all my spirit levels. I bought these to check the levels of graphics cards (with brackets) and liquid cooling hoses when building computers, and I needed a small, non-conductive bubble level that could be easily inserted into the case (often with limited areas). ). They work great for this application.