No it's not in my Youtube Video. My friend tested it with his power meter, and once it was warmed up it was cleanly producing power in the area of 173-177mW, and this is with fresh lithium batteries that combined may have a voltage of a little over 3.0 volts. Not to mention, my friends and I played around with our lasers from about 1.5 miles away from each other. My friend was using his DragonLasers 150mW hulk, which peaks at 210mW. However, his laser was only 5% brighter than mine. From around a mile away, he could see me shine my laser straight up in the air (that's how bright the beam is).
I don't believe my laser is a freak model, because I have seen other reviews of this model. The laser also comes with a power chart, and a lot of people receive lasers with outputs around 160mW with only alkaline batteries. Lithium generally boosts the power to 20mW over (for a short period of time). I am very satisfied with the laser.
The beam divergence is not an issue at all. Originally I was expecting a close focal point for burning, thus a large dot at distances. HOWEVER, this thing has a very tight beam. The beam, going straight up into the sky looks infinitely thin.
It lights matches with ease and pops balloons in seconds. I need to pick some up today to make another video demo.
When you get home you can take a look at this video too.