Klein Digital Angle Gauge with Angle Alert (935DAA)

Key Features
Angle Alert LEDs and Buzzer
Red, orange and green LEDs plus a buzzer show how close you are to the target angle, so you can set a saw blade or fence without staring at the screen.
Rare-Earth Magnetic Base
A strong magnetic base sticks to saw blades, conduit, pipe, vents and ducts, and V-grooves on the top and bottom faces help it sit on round stock.
IP54 and 6.6 ft Drop Protection
Water and dust resistance and drop protection of 6.6 ft (2 m) make it a shop and jobsite tool.
Overview
The Klein Digital Angle Gauge with Angle Alert (model 935DAA) is a digital angle gauge designed to measure or set angles, check relative angles with zero calibration, or work as a digital level. It is built for woodworkers, carpenters, electricians and installers.
The reverse-contrast display auto-rotates when the gauge is upside down. It reads two ranges, 0 to 90 degrees and 0 to 180 degrees. Accuracy is 0.1 degrees at 0 to 1, 89 to 91 and 179 to 180 degrees, and 0.2 degrees at all other angles, measured relative to the magnetic base.
The gauge is 1.02 x 1.77 x 2.82 in (26 x 45 x 72 mm), weighs 3.2 oz (91 g) and runs on two AAA batteries. Klein notes the saw must be perfectly level for accurate use on a saw.
What's in the Box
(1) Digital angle gauge
(1) Soft carrying case
(1) Instruction manual
(2) AAA batteries
Key Specifications
Ranges
0 to 90 and 0 to 180 degrees
Accuracy
0.1 degrees near 0, 90 and 180; 0.2 degrees elsewhere
Batteries
2 x 1.5 V AAA
Ingress Protection
IP54
Drop Protection
6.6 ft (2 m)
Magnet
Permanent rare-earth
Dimensions
1.02 x 1.77 x 2.82 in (26 x 45 x 72 mm)
Housing
PC/ABS with TPR
Weight
3.2 oz (91 g)
Built For
WoodworkingCarpentryElectricalHVACMetalworking
Tool Nut's Take
Set the Angle Without Looking
The Klein Digital Angle Gauge with Angle Alert tells you with lights and sound when you hit the number.
Who it's for: Anyone setting miter and bevel angles, or bending and aligning conduit and duct.
Why it stands out: Three-color LED alerts, a buzzer and a strong magnetic base.
Worth knowing: Accuracy is measured relative to the magnetic base.