Huepar Digital Angle Gauge Protractor, Electronic Bubble Angle Finder Dual Axis Level Box 0.01° Resolution V-Groove Magnetic Base&LCD Inclinometer Bevel Gauge with Audible Alert -Measures 0~360° AG03

This is really a great tool, appears to be very precise, easy to use, the magnet is fairly strong. It comes with a nice instruction manual in several languages, I think the English section was about 17 pages, well written and covers all the use cases. Note you may need your reading glasses, it's pretty small print. That being said, it's very intuitive and easy to use without having read the manual. I have used similar, though not as good, manual and digital devices in the past. I commonly use them for setting up telescopes and around the shop for getting blades perpendicular to the surface of saws. The precision and capabilities of this tool really blows away anything I have used before. I would highly recommend this, even if it is slightly more expensive than some of its competitors, you won't be sorry.

Works great. Easy to use, my only complaint is it doesn't hold the most extreme angle, which isn't thaf big of a deal. Magnet on bottom is nice. Battery life seems to be good so far. Well worth it for the process point.

I don't have any similar device or experience to compare with, but this digital angle finder seems to work as advertised. The buttons to operate are a little small, and the readout is a little awkward to see, but I'm working around those annoyances. I'd buy it again. (Wish it had magnets on all edges and a more pronounced cylinder groove)

Great product, seems accurate 👌

This is a review both for the product and support. I work in medical device manufacturing and use this level for simple things such as installing shelving and leveling desks. The ag03 did a great job at both of these things, although the processor and screen refresh rate could be a little bit faster. In some cases, the reduced processing power can also lower battery usage, and the two AA batteries have not run out of juice yet. Fair for how much they are charging and gets the job done. Pretty close to the end of the warranty period my LCD screen stopped working. There wasn't any physical damage and I was watching the device while it lost the picture on the LCD screen (it still powers on and off, but does not display an image). I've seen this happen with some of the device LCD screens I work with. I contacted Huepar and not only did they promptly respond in decent English, but they also stood behind their product and replaced it for me with no hassle. It was a very Costco like experience. I think it's always worth noting when a foreign company stands behind their product since I've also had many negative ones. Four out of five for the device and five out of five for the customer service. Going to round it up since I am so impressed.

Not very good. Only works in an upright position. Magnet only on the bottom so you can’t hang it and adjust metal shelves from underneath or stick to saw blade and chang angle. Will be returning it.

I have had several angle finder‘s in the past and they’ve all worked well but this one is the best one that I have ever used. The display is very bright and the numbers displayed are easy to read and are well defined. There’s also an arrow involved which tells you which direction you need to go in to arrive at zero. There are four different modes each of which is easily switched to and clearly displayed as to which mode you are in. Even the bubble level on the very top is useful. The only negative that I can find with this device is that the bubble level at the top features a small bubble which is a bit difficult to determine if it’s in the center of the two lines because the bubble is considerably smaller than the distance between the two lines. Magnetic base is quite strong and a slight V groove makes fastening to a pipe or rounded objects straightforward. All in all a very well-built device that even comes with its own little cloth carrying case. If you’re looking for a digital angle finder, this is the one

I tested this on an inspection granite block (guaranteed flatness). I did one axis on all 4 side; accuracy held to the 0.2 specification in my opinion. I then dried the dual axis and rotated in 90 degrees; I would but at 0.4 accuracy for dual axis. The biggest complaint i remember was in accuracy either not stable or not accurate enough. Remember geometry and your sines and cosines? I don't recall the exact length, but 0.2 change over 2.5 inches is less than one hundred of an inch. If you expect to see a 0.01 change that is less than 1/1000th of an inch and you aren't going to find many manufacturers that can hold that tolerance. The only issue I had was that I could not get the alarm mode to work.