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I've never dealt with them, but I can tell you now that they will not be good. Don't buy from them unless you want a underspec low quality product. Take a look at Lazerer.

You think? :thinking: I can guarantee you it will not be 1W of 532nm. ;)

Daawood123, don't buy it unless he posts pictures and shows proof that he has it. Even then, be sure to not send it as a gift, as you will not have any buyer protection and if he does scam you, you won't be able to get your money back.

When you say you can barely see it, do you mean the dot or the beam? If you mean the beam, the beam would not be visible during daylight with a 250mW red laser. Be sure to focus the laser properly, and make sure you charge the battery before you use it. If you did all these things and it still...

I agree! Yet my son laughs his head off on every episode...I don't know how.

I've seen that episode of Futarama so many times...it's my sons favourite!

Re: Caution Eagle Pair The real Eagle pairs are great, and is an excellent choice for somebody on a budget. It just appears that the fake Eagle Pairs aren't good, which is to be expected. If you/others want Eagle Pairs, go to Survivallasers!

Welcome Liam! I am from Perth as well! Be sure to get goggles, and be safe!

Don't buy from Wicked Lasers, they sell underspec products and have bad customer service (from what I've heard). Take a look at Lazerer or O-like, or even Dragonlasers. Make sure you get goggles!

It can pop balloons, light matches, cut electrical tape as well as burn your retina.

Re: Caution Eagle Pair Your laser that you are using is a 50mW (that's what it says in the link), so try and pop a balloon with it. If that works, try and pop a balloon through the goggles. Mark the balloon with a black spot with a sharpie or texta, unless it's already black.

Re: Caution Eagle Pair The video wasn't working for me, but if it did let out a lot of light, they are fake eagle pairs. Notice how on the goggles it doesn't say "Eagle pair, 140nm-550nm" or whatever is, that's because they are fake. If you take a look at the real Eagle pair goggles from...

Welcome! I am from Perth as well! I hope that soon when I look into the sky I see another laser beam, not just mine!

Exactly what xSellize said; take out the module, solder a new spring onto it.

If I got home and my 10 year old was doing this, I would take him to the eye doctor immediantly.

Thanks heaps!

Okay thanks. The goggles that I have coming are only OD 2.5 at 445nm and OD 2.7 at 532nm...they are Radiantshades.

Take a look at Survivallaser.com, they sell laser bundles for red, blue and violet of which some are capable of over 1W (the blue and violet). Also they have a special LPF bundle for $140 which includes all the stuff needed, as well as two disposable batteries. The owner of Survivallaser is...

So what would you say a 1W 445nm laser would need regarding the OD level?

It will take around 2-4 weeks to arrive depending on the processing times. The actual output power that they say is over 220mW, which means it can go from 220mW to more than 250mW, and it is likely to come around 230mW. Unless you specified which colour you would like, they will just pick you...