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  • Fine for pictures and such, but can’t replace the real thing. Also not very good for phones without flat edges (like my N6).

  • I am feeling a mite but tilted today, all that key lime pie crushed me. This could to set things right.

  • Did you check it with a real level, Tim? Laser levels are great for leveling also but they are expensive.

    • Laser levels are cheap. I got one free packaged with my Monkey Hooks purchase 4 years ago. Helped hang my large mirror straight and level above my sofa and it still works great today.

  • These little tricks are great, but how many people will know to use them? Personally, I’d rather see Google put more energy into fixing issues that actually affect users on a daily basis.

    PS: Remember the “Let’s Go Caroling” command from 2 years ago? I tried it the other day, and it no longer works. That’s another reason why I don’t care for these sorts of tricks – they can disappear at any time.

  • This is neat, but I’ll stick with using my level. I don’t have to worry about shattering its screen if I drop it.

    • It is nice not to have to worry about that anymore with our Droid Turbo 2’s.
      My wife dropped hers on our cement driveway (after only having it for 2 weeks) while stepping up into our Explorer and all she did was scratch the metal corner a little.

      • yes!they brought a feature that I really very badly wanted.(i’m not buying the Droid Turbo 2,though).

  • meh – not the most responsive level in the world; I was trying it out and slowly lifting one end, and got to a visually noticeable tilt with the bubble stuck at near level before suddenly shifting to where it should be reflecting. It would drive me nuts in an actual-use situation, waiting for the bubble to adjust. Although it might vary by phone used.

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