Long Range Green Laser Pointer High Power,[Material Upgrade] Laser Pointer Pen，[2000 metres] Green Lazer Pointer Rechargeable for Hiking,Cat Laser Toy USB Charge

Recently got into looking at the stars and really seeing what’s going on outside of the earth. This laser pointer is legit! *Super bright so watch out*. It really helps with learning, determining, and spotting the cool things in our solar system. Has a USB charging option and it’s fun to use.

This is a great laser pointer. But, it is powerful and bright. The attachment is really cool. Although I am not sure what you would use for. Lol. I only wanted a laser to play with our cat. This is too bright so he looses interest real fast. So I will find one thats not so powerful.

this thing is great and sturdy. it was my friend for a couple weeks. i unfortunately was using it alot and shined it in a friends eye while driving and lost my privileges of owning one. so i will not be buying another one cause of how fidgety i am with it and how much i use it. my friend beat it with a wrench repeatedly and it did not break. however it did break the counter... so it is very sturdy and drop tested it and it holds true. the laser i got however the lens needed to be unscrewed and rubbed cause it was blurry at first when displaying on the wall. i would just charge it anytime i would not use it for a little bit of time so i can't attest to its battery life. the button overtime gets used down a bit and not as clicky.

I bought this for my dog because she just absolutely LOVES laser pointers. My daughter and I both love having something we can easily have her chase after in our apartment. BUT it does die quickly, I’m charging it every other day it seems and we don’t use it 24/7. It is at least easy to charge with the USB port.The color is nice and bright so it’s easy for my dog to find and chase. Over all I’m happy with the purchase just wish it had more battery life.

1st off it is incredibly bright ! I can shine it clear to the end of my block in braud daylight with the sun shining. My dog goes nuts for it. He has chewed up 5 of his lasers already so I buy thr cheap ones. This one is not cheap. Inexpensive yes, cheap, no. It took me a minute to figure out how to get a single dot, you have to unscrew the head to get the single dot and if you unscrew the 2nd head it's a big circle about an inch in diameter. I would definitely recommend this laser especially for th price.

A friend recommended this as something that could scare away problem geese. It was very inexpensive and works surprisingly well even in the day light. It can easily reach out a couple hundred feet and scare them. At close range they are startled by the light and fly off. For $10 I was expecting a cat toy but this one is much to bright for that.

Reasonable power. Nice machining. At 10' the laser dot is a 3/4" x 1/4" oblong. The laser is not well aligned with the axis of the body. At ten feet is off by 6". Not enough to cause a problem when using as a laser pointer, but not suitable for using it for alignment relative to its body. I like the fact it is rechargeable by USB. Even a few minutes of charging is good for several uses, and USB ports during presentations are common. I like it!!

The first one I ordered was a dud, very dim and a terrible looking spot. Probably less than 5mW. I requested a replacement and the replacement is great. Plenty of power, most likely around 50~60 mW. Take in mind that this laser is in the UV spectrum. Did you have a black light growing up? Well, this is basically the same thing. The human eye isn’t sensitive to the 405nm wavelength and therefore it looks dim and even weak. The human eye peak sensitivity is around 550nm (greenish yellow) & that’s why green lasers appear so bright. With that said, this purple ultraviolet laser is a nice one. The replacement I received performs well. The laser diode is centered, the output is good. I can feel some warmth from it. When the laser hits fluorescent objects, the spot gets very bright, much like the reaction from a black light making fluorescent objects glow. Visible distance is limited because of the UV wavelength. Don’t expect to see the laser spot across the street at night unless the beam hits a fluorescent object like a highway cone or green & orange safety vest etc. The laser still travels just as far as red or green, the 405nm wavelength is just difficult to see. Experimentally it’s a lot of fun seeing how the laser light reacts with different objects. If you like lasers like myself, no matter the wavelength, this purple laser is a lot of fun.