Klein Tools 935DAA Digital Level vs RIGELGRIB Digital Angle Finder
Buy the Klein 935DAA if you bend conduit, set angles on a job site, or want a level you can drop and read at a glance. Its Angle Alert LEDs and buzzer, V-grooves, and 6.6 ft drop rating are built for electricians and pipe work. The RIGELGRIB is a small cube gauge with dual lasers, four magnetic sides, and a finer 0.05° resolution, but it is a lesser-known brand with no written warranty and a vague accuracy claim of 0.2–0.5°. For most shoppers the Klein is the safer, better-supported tool; the RIGELGRIB only wins if you need laser lines and a tiny body.
- Choose the Klein 935DAA if you want a rugged, well-known angle gauge for conduit, pipe, and general leveling, with audible and LED feedback so you don't have to watch the screen.
- Choose the RIGELGRIB if you want a compact cube gauge with dual lasers, four magnetic faces, and a fine 0.05° readout for tight spaces.
Prices
- Klein Tools 935DAA Digital Level: $39.98 at Amazon (last seen Nov 12)
- RIGELGRIB Digital Angle Finder: $15.27 at Walmart (checked today)
- Difference: the RIGELGRIB Digital Angle Finder is $24.71 cheaper than the Klein Tools 935DAA Digital Level at the latest prices (Nov 12 and Nov 14)

