XUNTOP XOP007 Digital Angle Meter with Laser, LCD and Magnetic Sides

Key specifications

For setting a table-saw blade, checking an angle or lining up a shelf, the XUNTOP XOP007 combines a digital inclinometer with a laser level. Its LCD shows measurements in degrees, and the unit can be reset to zero at any angle for comparison. Need to read it from the other side? The display automatically inverts when the meter is turned upside down.

• Type: Digital angle meter and laser spirit level
• Measurement range: 4 × 90°
• Accuracy: ±0.1° at 0° and 90°, ±0.2° at other angles
• Resolution: 0.05°
• Material: Aluminium
• Dimensions: 6.1 × 6.1 cm
• Features: LCD backlight, magnets on all four sides, IP54 dust and water protection
• Power: Rechargeable, with Type-C charging cable
• Included: Digital level box, carry bag and Type-C charging cable

Requirements

The rechargeable meter uses a Type-C interface, and a Type-C charging cable is included. To use the laser, switch the unit on and press ON/OFF to adjust the laser function. The laser is Class 2, with a power rating below 1 mW. Its IP54 rating makes the tool suitable for dusty work areas and exposure to water splashes, while the backlit display supports reading measurements in varied lighting.

Everyday use

The four-sided magnetic design lets you attach the meter to metal surfaces, including a table-saw blade, keeping it in position while you check an angle or prepare a cut. The laser adds a second way to work: use it to help line up a level or symmetrical installation, such as when positioning decorations or furniture. For woodworking and furniture projects, the digital reading makes angle checks straightforward, while zeroing at a chosen point lets you compare another surface against that reference.

At 6.1 × 6.1 cm, the aluminium level box is compact to handle and store in its supplied carry bag. The LCD’s automatic inversion is useful when the unit has to be turned over to suit the surface being measured. Buyers describe it as a handy addition to a toolbox for home jobs and hobby installations, and some appreciate how it helps with tasks such as hanging items. Feedback on accuracy and screen visibility is mixed: some buyers find the readings accurate and the display clear, while others report calibration or display issues. The stated accuracy and resolution provide useful reference points when choosing a digital meter for your work.

Compared with a basic spirit level, this tool offers digital angle readings, a zero-reset function and a laser in one compact device. That combination suits DIY users who move between measuring, cutting and aligning, rather than needing only a simple check for level. It also gives woodworking projects a way to take readings directly from a metal work surface, with the magnets helping hold the meter in place.

Practical questions

Can it measure angles beyond a single quarter-turn? Its stated range is 4 × 90°, allowing measurements across four 90° sections.

Can I set a custom reference angle? Yes. The meter can be reset to zero at any angle, so you can compare other measurements with that point.

What comes with the level box? The listed components are the digital level box, a carry bag and a Type-C charging cable.

Should you buy it?

The XUNTOP XOP007 is suited to DIYers, woodworkers and home renovators who want digital angle readings alongside laser alignment in one compact tool. Its four-sided magnets, zero-reset function and reversible LCD make it particularly useful when checking cuts or positioning items on different surfaces. Choose it when those practical features matter more than relying on a basic spirit level alone.