Hi guys this is my first review !
I just bought this from Aliexpress : High quality focusable 200mw green laser waterproof pointer-in Laser Pens from Computer & Office on Aliexpress.com | Alibaba Group
I wanted a waterproof (dustproof at least) green laser pointer with enough visible light power to illuminate the night sky and maybe burn things...
And I'm not really disappointed ! Here are some specs provided by the seller :
Wavelength: 532nm
Output Power: 200mw
Battery: 1pcs 1865
Divergence: <5×5mm at 10 m
Focusable: Yes
Temperature protection: Yes (Avoid heat)
Waterproof: Yes
Focus Lens: Coated Glass
size: 152mm x 24mmx24mm
... Which are globally accurate but I will talk about that later.
>The laser comes in a shitty bubble wrap, but we don't care of this
The host is cool, anodizing is decent, you can focus, the threads are lubricated (OMG) and you can disassemble everything including the emitter (I didn't tried). It's also waterproof ! There are silicon seals on the threads and there is an AR coated glass lens in front of the focus lens to stop water :yh:. I will not try it into water but I think you can go into a hard rain with it without any problems.
>There is a water-stopping lens.
>It's powered by a 18650 battery. Something wrong is that the switch is a reverse (flashlight) switch so you can't momentary on.
>The beam is bright. It emits almost no IR : I have another greenie that is less less brighter and that burns my hand, this doesn't burn my hand at all (green light is reflected by my skin) but it burns black plastic as well as my other greenie that seems to be an IR machine.
I'd say this on exceeds 100mW but I have nothing to confirm. Moreover, the emitter is well aligned (not perfectly).
>As you can see the beam is also quite clear, the lens seems to be a glass one and this thing is thermally regulated that is pretty cool. In practice it decreases its power after 2 minutes on.
This feature is really interesting to protect the diode.
I putted it in the fridge to check and this is true : The time before it dims increases when the temperature of the laser is low.
>The beam when the power decreases because of the temperature (the host isn't hot) :
>Finally this is a comparison with, from left to right : 750mW HL445 laserbtb pointer, a little greenie (5mW+++ overspec), this ''laser 603'' from Aliex. In practice it's hard to compare the brightness of 445 with 532 but that gives you an idea. The infinite focus is also decent.
So I'm satisfied with this laser even if it was a little expensive (72$), but the thermal regulated driver, the full green emitter and the waterproof host are pricy features. I'm going to use it for astronomy and I hope my review will be useful for you ! (sorry if my English isn't correct, I'm not a native)
I'll be there to talk if you want to !
I just bought this from Aliexpress : High quality focusable 200mw green laser waterproof pointer-in Laser Pens from Computer & Office on Aliexpress.com | Alibaba Group
I wanted a waterproof (dustproof at least) green laser pointer with enough visible light power to illuminate the night sky and maybe burn things...
And I'm not really disappointed ! Here are some specs provided by the seller :
Wavelength: 532nm
Output Power: 200mw
Battery: 1pcs 1865
Divergence: <5×5mm at 10 m
Focusable: Yes
Temperature protection: Yes (Avoid heat)
Waterproof: Yes
Focus Lens: Coated Glass
size: 152mm x 24mmx24mm
... Which are globally accurate but I will talk about that later.
>The laser comes in a shitty bubble wrap, but we don't care of this
The host is cool, anodizing is decent, you can focus, the threads are lubricated (OMG) and you can disassemble everything including the emitter (I didn't tried). It's also waterproof ! There are silicon seals on the threads and there is an AR coated glass lens in front of the focus lens to stop water :yh:. I will not try it into water but I think you can go into a hard rain with it without any problems.
>There is a water-stopping lens.
>It's powered by a 18650 battery. Something wrong is that the switch is a reverse (flashlight) switch so you can't momentary on.
>The beam is bright. It emits almost no IR : I have another greenie that is less less brighter and that burns my hand, this doesn't burn my hand at all (green light is reflected by my skin) but it burns black plastic as well as my other greenie that seems to be an IR machine.
I'd say this on exceeds 100mW but I have nothing to confirm. Moreover, the emitter is well aligned (not perfectly).
>As you can see the beam is also quite clear, the lens seems to be a glass one and this thing is thermally regulated that is pretty cool. In practice it decreases its power after 2 minutes on.
This feature is really interesting to protect the diode.
I putted it in the fridge to check and this is true : The time before it dims increases when the temperature of the laser is low.
>The beam when the power decreases because of the temperature (the host isn't hot) :
>Finally this is a comparison with, from left to right : 750mW HL445 laserbtb pointer, a little greenie (5mW+++ overspec), this ''laser 603'' from Aliex. In practice it's hard to compare the brightness of 445 with 532 but that gives you an idea. The infinite focus is also decent.
So I'm satisfied with this laser even if it was a little expensive (72$), but the thermal regulated driver, the full green emitter and the waterproof host are pricy features. I'm going to use it for astronomy and I hope my review will be useful for you ! (sorry if my English isn't correct, I'm not a native)
I'll be there to talk if you want to !
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