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Well I can easily make out a dot of a 5mW at up to 10ft on a bright wall, and with my 100mW I can easily make it out on a bright wall at ranges up to 30ft. ;)

I just got my package in from my supplier, so I have six in stock!

For once, I can top one of TL's pics ;D

;D I voted without reading all the possible answers, I would have voted always when indoors, or when up close, but it's too late now. And to think I was scared I was going to go out of business ;D @ SenKat: If WL shades will fit over your glasses, so will NESHADES, unless of course you have...

Re: Budget = $400 - What green laser should I get Go with Nova lasers, with your budget. And a pair of NESHADES :P

Yeah, but he would just have to order it through a site that offers a PayPal option.

If Peusdo doesn't have them in stock, I'm sure he can tell you where to get them. The only place I know of that makes quality IR shades is NOIR.

Thanks! I'll get it in the mail first this tomorrow morning. ;)

I don't think updating the account requires you to be +18, but I'm not positive.

You should think about upgrading your account so you can get a debit card. It comes in handy, and I think upgrading your account is a one time fee?

Perhaps I'll buy some 30mW's and sell them with a pair of NESHADES and call it a starter pack ;D

Well I wouldn't put money into a high end model, but it wouldn't be a bad idea to get a low end for stargazing.

Also, look at this: Notice the laser that looks like the BOB laser? I guess it won't be to long before DX begins to sell them aswell.

Checkout DX's just released a bunch, and I mean lots, of new lasers. Just check it out

LOL, I forgot about LaserGlow, I think a RPL is better then a Aries, since it's rechargeable. Also, look into the Hercules series by LaserGlow, it's the bomb.

Sound like the same problem I have with owls, they swoop up my cats right in front my face. >:( Well, one of them has stopped, because he is blind now ;D

Go with an RPL, hands down ;)

Just a GIF. :(

LOL, yeah that would be much more reasonably. But I would recommend just search it on Wiki, Wiki may not be totally reliable, but for something like this, I think it's safe to go with.

Welcome! And like the post before this, I recommend Optotronics, or NOVA. If you have the extra cash (and I assume you do seeing as you almost bought a 125mW EVO) go with a handheld unit before you buy a pen sized, you won't regret the much better battery life.