DOWELL9 Inch Magnetic Box Level Torpedo Level(3PCS),3 Different Bubbles/45°/90°/180°Measuring Shock Resistant Torpedo Level

I am in construction and keep a small level in my bags for regular use.These are terrible!I got them because of the price. I can never get a good read because, for what ever reason they have multiple tiny bubbles instead of a single bubble. I got sick and tired of shaking or spinning the level to prompt a single bubble and purchased a brand name level the preforms like it should. Don’t get stuck on the price and move on. Junk...

This does not read accurately. It does not level accurately. A piece of garbage. You cannot use this to get something level. Depending on how you set it on the object to be leveled, it will tell you it is level if it is sitting on its narrow base. Lay it on its side and it says one side is too high. Lay it on the other side and that same side is now too low.

I guess 1/3 of these were accurate for level and I have not bothered to check plumb or 45°. The vials are attached to the plastic, but the metal and magnet aren’t flush with the sides. These were to be given away to employees to improve quality of work. Luckily I noticed before they did the opposite!

This was a two pack of 9” torpedo levels. I just happened to stack these on top of each other. As you can see one of them is a whole bubble off!!!

If you use the level on a board or etc. one face of the level shows level but if you turn to the other face from the same spot or place the level shows something different. It means you will never know if is level or not.They have a good service but anyhow is not worthy.

Had to nail some guy to a cross this week. Didn't want him to look bad (uneven) so I ordered this. Let me tell ya, this thing can work miracles! He was so straight up there! Everybody was patting my back saying, "Nice work!" and offering me promotions. Anyway, it was a pretty good week. Buy this!

Silly me, I thought at this price I couldn't miss. But "China" strikes again. Neither Level is accurate. Levels acuracy is so easy to check, you simply set it on a table, check the bubble location, turn it around 180 degrees and if the bubble is not in the same location, it's not indicating "level".Neither of these are accurate, and they have these phony screws that give the impression they are for adjusting accuracy or at least allow the user to open the case to look for an adjustment, but they are fake screws, the plastic frame is glued or molded together, so the screws do nothing.My advice if you are buying a level is to do it in person and check it with the 180 degree rotation technique. Some day I will learn that a price to good to be true probably is.

This level is small enough to work with some of the smallest things to assure their levelness, and it is light weight with horizontal, vertical and 45 degree' of use.