10 Best Digital Levels UK 2022 | Stabila, Stanley and More

This small orange box happens to be one of the best little digital levels around and is equally useful in an amateur or professional environment. The reverse contrast display is one of the most unique on our list and makes for extremely clear reading, especially when you consider how small this item is.

It's great for workshop environments thanks to the fact that it is completely dust-proof and waterproof, and whether you're working with wood or metal, it's extremely useful as the V-shaped grooves and strong magnets make it perfect for piping and other cylindrical objects. 

We don't get too much extreme weather here in the UK, but knowing your equipment is protected against the elements is a comforting thought. The Digi-Pas Pro Torpedo is dust-proof, waterproof and works at temperatures ranging from -20 to 60 degrees.

It's also extremely durable, featuring shock-proof properties to protect against high impact accidents and a glass-less LED display to avoid cracks. This, on top of the fact that it has V-shaped grooves and magnetic plates, means it's suitable for almost any environment.

While looking at digital levels aimed at industrial job sites, you may have noticed that they tend to come with a premium price tag. The Accumaster Digital Level is the best value we've found for working professionals or DIY fanatics. 

Its robust aluminium body makes it strong and sturdy enough for harsh working environments, and the rubber end caps help protect against drops. It's also one of the most precise options on our list, accurate to within 0.2 degrees.

If you're purely interested in finding something to measure angles and don't need to worry about finding a spare straight edge for markings, then this option from Lytool is the best budget option on the market by far.

Accurate to within 0.1 degrees, this fantastic level only just misses out on the top three as the display is not available in anything other than degrees. This is only a small inconvenience, though, as something this accurate for the price is a steal.

If you're looking for a compact, robust and highly accurate option for a project, then this offering from Stabila fits the bill. It's extremely accurate, only ever being a maximum of 0.05 of a degree out, so if you're working where the utmost precision is required, this will soon pay for itself. 

We particularly like the acoustic guidance, with the level emitting a small noise when placed at certain angles. This helps in areas where you may not be able to see the screen clearly, which isn't often thanks to its rotating LED display. It's expensive, yes, but it's well worth it if you want the absolute best results.

A digital level is one of those things that would be of benefit to any tool or equipment collection, so if you don't yet have an electronic level or even a regular one, this is an excellent choice to have handy just in case.

It has all the features you'll need around the home, like an angled rule, angle finder, and simple-to-read spirit vials for quick checks. Whether you may one day decide to take on a home or garden project or you just need something to make sure that IKEA furniture is put together correctly, this is a great addition to a tool bag.

The Stanley Fatmax is a piece of equipment where you'll instantly be able to look at the price and determine whether it represents value for money – or whether it's way more than you were thinking a digital level would cost. If you're a tradesperson, avid DIY-er or you spend a lot of time in a workshop environment, this is likely well worth the investment. 

It's fully functional in all positions, has an audio cue at 0, 45, and 90 degrees, and has a digital accuracy with only a 0.1 degree margin of error. Perhaps its best feature is its memory recall, allowing you to cycle through your last nine measurements.

This offering from Trend is much more than a simple digital level as it allows you to measure any angle from 0 to 220 degrees. Plus, the 200 mm straight-edged rule makes marking surfaces completely hassle-free.

If you have an interest in carpentry or are looking at attempting your first bit of renovation around the home, then this piece of equipment will quickly become your best friend. It may not be quite up to professional standards of accuracy, but for hobbyist work, it's a solid choice. 

The Digi-Pas Pocket Level is one of the smallest options on our list and is a briliant pick up for the home thanks to both its size and the vertical and horizontal spirit levels that are included. If you're looking to straighten out furniture, shelving or picture frames, this couldn't be more suited. 

Alternate zero means recalibrating to a set angle, meaning you'll need to find a flat surface to initially calibrate the level. Once you've set it up, however, you'll be ready to tackle those odd jobs around the home in no time.

Sometimes you just need a level to be able to mark lines and make sure the gap between two shelf brackets is level. If you don't want to spend too much, then this is a good option for the price at 40 cm long. 

While this is great for putting up shelving, pieces of furniture and the like, it's really not suitable for those working in a more heavy-duty setting or one where precision is required. The display is crystal clear though, which still makes it a worthy upgrade from a regular spirit level.