Gyroscope.com???

• Oct 19, 2008

• #1

maxkillz

0

Joined

Jul 22, 2008

Messages

938

Points

0

anyone checked out this site? http://gyroscope.com/Lasers/ I feel that these may be rip offs ;D

 

• Oct 19, 2008

• #2

diachi

0

Joined

Feb 22, 2008

Messages

9,700

Points

113

At those prices, even if they are good lasers thats still a rip off ! 5mW BR is £199.98 !

-Adam

 

• Oct 19, 2008

• #3

Cyparagon

0

Joined

Sep 12, 2007

Messages

9,399

Points

113

Aixiz sells a 4.75mW violet module here for $1980 :-?.

 

• Oct 28, 2008

• #4

maxkillz

0

Joined

Jul 22, 2008

Messages

938

Points

0

http://gyroscope.com/d.asp?product=532nmGOGGLES they seems way to expensive and they don't even have a picture of what they are selling. seems odds

 

• Oct 28, 2008

• #5

thesk8nmidget

0

Joined

Jul 24, 2008

Messages

1,415

Points

36

seems like these lenses may be invisible??

lol

those should have great protection!

 

• Oct 28, 2008

• #6

maxkillz

0

Joined

Jul 22, 2008

Messages

938

Points

0

I wonder how many people he has suckered out of their money... £299 for a laser that he calls a 125mW but it says it's 75-99mW :-? I doubt it can do even that though :-/

 

• Oct 28, 2008

• #7

rangedunits

1

Joined

Jan 15, 2008

Messages

3,575

Points

0

they dont has lenses ;D

 

• Oct 28, 2008

• #8

maxkillz

0

Joined

Jul 22, 2008

Messages

938

Points

0

Rangedunits said:

they dont has lenses ;D

Click to expand...

the protection is all in your mind, if you believe hard enough the crappy lasers that gyro sells won't blind you

 

• Oct 29, 2008

• #9

Justin

0

Joined

Feb 16, 2007

Messages

496

Points

0

Actually, gyroscope.com is a UK distributor of some Laserglow products. His prices are a little higher but when you consider that he's paying the frieght from Canada and something like 17% import taxes, up front, I think it's not unreasonable if you're already in the UK since you would be paying these premiums anyway. The owner's name is Glenn and he's a really good guy to work with so please stop slagging gyroscope.com!

His 125mW lasers are really >125mW, I promise.

 

• Oct 29, 2008

• #10

maxkillz

0

Joined

Jul 22, 2008

Messages

938

Points

0

Justin said:

Actually, gyroscope.com is a UK distributor of some Laserglow products. His prices are a little higher but when you consider that he's paying the frieght from Canada and something like 17% import taxes, up front, I think it's not unreasonable if you're already in the UK since you would be paying these premiums anyway. The owner's name is Glenn and he's a really good guy to work with so please stop slagging gyroscope.com!

His 125mW lasers are really >125mW, I promise.

Click to expand...

do you have one? anyways I would much rather go with ;D they are only a few hours away by car and the prices are good

 

• Oct 29, 2008

• #11

Justin

0

Joined

Feb 16, 2007

Messages

496

Points

0

Well, I sold the 125mW lasers to him so I can pretty much guarantee you that they are all up to spec. Where are you located, maxkillz?

 

• Oct 29, 2008

• #12

T

tomcat

0

Joined

Sep 10, 2007

Messages

352

Points

0

ahh justin cleared that right up. and yes our tax in the uk is horrendous i have been stung on most of my buys from members here.

yes the BR lasers are overpriced but avarage dave will go ZOMGWTF PURPLE LASER! and its a legal power too