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Where can I get a cheap blu-ray laser pointer?

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Hey, my name is Oren and I am new to LaserPointerForums :)
I was wondering where can I get a blu-ray laser pointer that:
- can write on flat surfaces in the dark
- powerful focused dot (at least 5mW)
- if the price can get it, so to pop balloons (but not that importent)
- to be CHEAP. I want the website I am purchasing from to have worldwide shipping (possibly free) and to be cheap, I believe I can get a small one for my dimands within 10$


# If there were any spelling and grammer mistakes please forgive me, I am from Israel.
# Please don't give me links to eBay, I don'y like it there :D

:thanks:
 





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Thank you for the comment!
will this write on dark smooth surfaces? is the dot bright and cool? does the website have FREE shipping? thanks again!
 
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The reason I picked blue is because I want it to write on smooth surfaces in the dark, I am already covered with powerful green lasers :)
I just need a blue on from a blu-ray, any price, Just so I can write on smooth surfaces in the dark :D
 
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Ok, but Blu-Ray is not blue, is violet.

In a low light, you see the dot, but with this power, very little visible.

If you choose the blue 445nm, that's another thing, but the price is much higher.
 
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LOL
I'm asking just 1 Question and I will be happy if you answer it. the model you gave me, or bassicly any blue laser (even keycahins) can write on dark surfaces?
 
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Mine has 360mW, and with this power if it looks pretty good, but with only 10mW or 20mW I doubt they look great,
anyway at that price you can buy and testing this, because is little money.

The problem of the blue 445nm is the first price is about $90-100 approx.

And, yes, with 445nm it looks great, (less than green of course at the same power), but more than the 405nm violet.
 
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I think I answered your question.

Again, Yes, but with only 10mW or 20mW (which is the model that I have indicated before) will not be very visible, but in the dark will of course, yes.
 
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I don't understand your question. Do you mean can you write on glow in the dark surfaces? If that is the question then yes you can with blu-ray.
 
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Yes that is excacly my question and if you will get me a cheap one it will be great :)
 
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You never said glow in the dark surfaces anywhere in your questions thus the confusion.

I think any power laser (red's don't work well on GITD) should do fine, obviously the more power the brighter the writing will show up.
 
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Ooohhhhh
Wait. even green? I doubt that... from the video reviews I saw when it comes to glow in the dark it's only blu-ray dioded lasers
 
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Yes, only blu-ray laser work on glow in the dark surfaces. Green lasers are just the brightest, but they wont work on glow in the dark objects.
 
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