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Been looking for a green laser and I was just curious on the quality of NOVA laser products.
 





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Nova lasers is a trusted site.
They are a high quality distributor with good customer service.
Read this thread: Nova
 
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I have heard that optotronics has matching quality and a TON cheaper
 
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They are matching quality. At least. But ordinarily much more expensive Nova is offering over 70% off all their lasers.
You have maybe a week left.
 
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Yeah I went ahead and purchased a X50 but from what I hear, they typically overspec their lasers so Im hoping for a little bit more outta it.
 
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Which has better divergence? I bought an Opto 150mw that had crap divergence. My Opto 5mw had great divergence though...
 
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Which has better divergence? I bought an Opto 150mw that had crap divergence. My Opto 5mw had great divergence though...
The divergence of your Opto 150 was within the spec of <1.2mrad.
When you sent it back for me to checkout, I measured it to be 1.18mrad with average output of more than 160mw. I looked through my stock and offered to replace it with one I tested to be 1.09mrad, but with a slightly lower output power with an average of 154mw.
You decided you wanted your original pointer back that had the 1.18mrad with a slightly higher output.

I did the best I could for you, your pointer was in spec and I even hand selected a lower divergence one for you as an option which you refused.
 
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Even with the discount, Optotronics is still way cheaper than Nova lasers. Not to mentions Optotronics are over spec, great customer service and a ton less cost.
 
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Come on, let's not make crazy statements.
The Endeavor-250 Portable is $309.
The closest Optotronics is an RPL and it's over twice as much.
It's just a sale. It'll be over soon, then you'll be able to pay more.
 
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WEll if Optotronics made one, (Which they should *hintbootleg2gohint* lol) THey would be cheaper, according to their pricing scale.

Without the sale though. Off sale Novalasers is like a bajallion dollars. Ha
 
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Ha yourself. :na:

I agree with your last post.

EDIT: Except the second sentence.......

Without the sale though. Off sale Novalasers is like a bajallion dollars. Ha

Those Endeavor units are well worth the exra money IMO.
They are not normal pointers, have you seen the diameter?
The heatsinking must be excellent.
 
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Which has better divergence? I bought an Opto 150mw that had crap divergence. My Opto 5mw had great divergence though...

So the laser you received was had a divergence exactly, or even a bit better, then advertised and you say it was crap? Maybe you should educate yourself a bit more on laser before purchasing. :thinking:

Opto provides some of the finest lasers on the market, shipped from the U.S.A., AND some of the best customer service available.
 




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