Amazon Basics 9-Inch Magnetic Torpedo Level and Ruler, 180/90/45-Degree Bubbles

Love this product. Sturdy, easy to use, and well worth the money. I love amazing products.

This is substantial enough to not want to wander but not so bulky that it’s tough to hold in place.

I needed a inexpensive 16 box level and I saw this one for under $15 so I ordered one. Im tired of messing up or losing expensive box levels and this one is not a bad product for a utility level. It seems to be good quality and I checked it with my expensive levels and it is very accurate.

Hard to get an accurate measurement. There are no flat surfaces on this level; this makes it nearly impossible to get an accurate level reading.

Its light yet sturdy. Definitely a food buy.

I needed a level to build a deck and gave this one a try. It was sturdy enought but light weight as well. Large padded hand holds make all the difference in the world. It was so easy to reachdown and grab the level with one hand while shoveling concrete around a 2x6 post with the other. The sight gauges where easy to read and accurate. The 45deg sight was perfect for the hand rail on the steps. I did drop a few boards on the level (by accident) and it was none worse for the wear. Pretty tough tool. I really like the magnet feature but didnt use it much on this job.

This is a perfect level and has the added bonus of having a super strong magnet on one side, that is useful not only in application but also in storage, picking up nails, testing metal for silver, etc. It will stick to metal picture frames, too.

Great for smaller spaces!

I was a bit surprised to see the rough fly-cut finish on the surface, vs. the smooth finish on my current aluminum level, but I can see some potential advantages in how it might handle scratches and minor damage that might roughen a perfectly smooth surface. The rubber end caps are well set back from the two faces as well as one side face, but have feet on the other face to provide good grip and keep it from sliding around, while on the other side face its possible to get direct metal contact. The bottom side has two magnets embedded and potted below the finished surface to allow sticking the level to steel objects. The bubble level tubes themselves are large square level tubes like you will sometimes see sold separately as miniature levels. In general the whole assembly looks solid and should hold up well. I especially like the rubberized ends and grip openings, which should help protect the level in the locations that often get bumped.

Good level, allows for 90 and 45 degrees measurements. Both ends are made from rubber and the base is well-machined aluminum.