It's not in the description, but the bubbles light up.

I fear you may be equating 'Stanley' and 'quality'. It's just another brand name slapped on all sorts of Chinese stuff these days. May be better than Poundland tools (?) but don't just rely on the brand!

'Stanley' is rarely quality these days, most of it is rather poor. I think ~£8 is too much for this tbh. Can get each for ~£2 or less, and probably better quality as well. A short spirit level is next to useless to construct something flat.

30 years ago, 20 even, it was top quality stuff. Now you can't rely on the brand name. That's all I'm saying; no need to be so defensive of your post. Argos aren't exactly famous for selling best quality 'professional' kit so best to check this over before committing. It's probably still worth £7.99 but you did call it 'quality tools' which may be misleading for some?

I stand by what I have said the tools are quality and will last for years and the price is very good. argos on the other hand a different matter.

agree with what others are saying - same as most things that used to be made of steel are now cheap, mass-produced brittle disposable (but recyclable!) plastic from China.

Shpock is pretty good for finding old quality tools

The tape measures are £2 in Sainsbury's, the stanley knife is a very cheap version now and knives of comparable quality can be picked up for a £1 in poundland, the Level I don't know of but I think the overall package is rather expensive for what you get..
I have some Stanley tools and its right that Stanley stuff over 10 year old is quality but tools made since then are under license to the highest bidder and most are now cheap Chinese branded tat!

Please add a link for the 5mtr Stanley tape measure in sainsburys for £2