XUNTOP XOP010 Digital Angle Finder with 4-Side Magnets, 0.05° Resolution

Set a saw blade angle, check a workpiece or align machinery with a digital reading at the point of work. The XUNTOP XOP010 combines an angle finder and digital level in a compact aluminium frame, with magnets on all four sides for hands-free positioning on suitable metal surfaces.

Choose it when you want to attach a gauge directly to a saw table or steel beam rather than hold a separate measuring tool in place. Its resolution is 0.05°, and the display can show readings in degrees or percentage.

For jobs that move between the workshop and a construction site, the rechargeable design and protective aluminium frame make it practical to keep close at hand. It is rated IP54 and designed to handle sawdust and water splashes.

Specifications

• Model: XOP010
• Type: Digital level box and angle finder
• Material: Aluminium alloy
• Colour: Black
• Resolution: 0.05°
• Accuracy: ±0.1° at 0°/90°, ±0.2° at other angles
• Modes: Absolute and relative zeroing, data hold, degrees and percentage
• Magnetic base: Four sides, with ≥2.5kg adhesive force per face
• Battery: 340mAh rechargeable Li-ion
• Charging: Type-C, 5V/1A, approximately 2.5 hours for a full charge
• Battery life: Up to 7 hours of continuous operation
• Protection: IP54
• What’s included: Digital level box, carry bag, Type-C charging cable and user manual

The absolute and relative zero functions support different measuring tasks: take a reading against a reference, or set a new zero for a comparison. Data hold helps retain a measurement while you reposition the tool or note the result. The LCD is described as clear in bright outdoor light and dim workshop conditions, while its auto-inverted display helps keep readings legible when the gauge is turned.

Everyday compatibility

The four-sided magnetic base attaches to ferromagnetic surfaces such as saw tables and steel beams, keeping the gauge in position while you check an angle. This is useful when both hands are needed to adjust a machine or steady a workpiece. For non-metal surfaces, place the gauge directly against the area being measured and use its digital reading without relying on the magnets.

The included Type-C cable charges the built-in battery, so there is no need to replace disposable cells. A three-minute auto power-off helps preserve the charge between measuring tasks. Buyer feedback highlights the readable display, magnetic attachment and perceived accuracy, comments on reliability are mixed, with some buyers reporting that their unit stopped working after four uses.

Best use cases

Use the angle finder to set or check saw blade angles, measure a slope, or align machinery during workshop and construction tasks. Its four-sided magnets are particularly useful for repeated checks on metal equipment, while the relative-zero function can help when comparing an angle with a chosen reference rather than only checking against an absolute level.

A practical example is adjusting a saw blade: attach the gauge to a suitable metal surface, take a reading, make the adjustment and check again. For general levelling tasks, the digital display gives an angle in degrees or a percentage, so you can choose the format that suits the job. The supplied carry bag keeps the gauge and its listed accessories together between uses.

Questions before you buy

How accurate is the angle finder? It is rated to ±0.1° at 0° and 90°, and ±0.2° at other angles, with a resolution of 0.05°.

How is it charged? The built-in 340mAh Li-ion battery charges through the included Type-C cable at 5V/1A. A full charge takes approximately 2.5 hours and provides up to 7 hours of continuous operation.

Can it stay attached while you work? Its magnets are fitted to all four sides, with ≥2.5kg adhesive force per face, for attachment to ferromagnetic surfaces such as saw tables and steel beams.

When it makes sense

A solid pick if you regularly set blade angles, check slopes or align machinery and want a digital gauge that can attach to metal work surfaces. The combination of four-sided magnets, angle and percentage readings, rechargeable power and an aluminium IP54-rated frame supports practical measuring work in workshops and on site.