📏 Ding Magnetic Level Folds Storage: Foldable Magnetic Level for Convenient and Organized Storage Review

Nothing to Like has magnets for use on steel poles and a rubber band for attaching to non-metallic poles. Can be read from both sides simultaneously, not only vertically but also horizontally applications.

Used to install a fence that has failed. I'm very satisfied with this product. Attaches easily and securely, but can be easily removed and moved to the next pole for more efficient work. Well done and tough. I've used mine in inclement weather with no problems. Costs money.

Although generally good in construction and finish, the magnets are not powerful. The magnets cannot bear the weight of the spirit level. He falls off the steel bar or slides down. Very disappointed. The overall quality is good, as is the shape of the fold, but the magnet function is a total failure. Too bad.

Didn't want to believe other reviews as I commute and I liked the ease of storage of this. Accuracy isn't exact, if you just flip it over you'll get a different reading. Compared to my digital levels and other levels I've tested, stacked on a crossbar is incorrect. Vertical was a lot closer, but I really need both ways to work. Not recommended if you need accurate crossband readings.

I didn't want to believe other reviews when I went to work and loved the easy storage. Accuracy isn't exact, just flipping it over will show a different reading. Compared to my digital levels and other levels I've tested, stacked on a crossbar is incorrect. Vertical was a lot closer, but I really need both ways to work. Not recommended if you need accurate crossband readings.

I like that they are easy to read, magnetic and come with a loop for non-metallic pens. I didn't like that the magnets fell out before use (poorly or cheaply glued), so I glued it myself. Another very important feature that I didn't like is that you have to be careful not to completely cover them when you put them on a metal rod. They protrude slightly beyond the 90° angle, so you have to be careful not to completely cover them. Otherwise it's a very decent product for the price.

This product seems to be light considering that it is used in the field. I had to drive 50 stakes into the ground, but I don't do that often. Those levels have done their job. The magnets are weak and won't stick to a dirty post, but the straps did the job. Levels were accurate and consistent. If I did this for a living I would find a cruder product but for limited use they are good enough and at a great price.