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You should add price in cons. Nice review btw, very detailed. :beer:

I don't think one of their artists is a laser enthusiast, it is just a regular laser pointer.

Things to do before I die: See the Aurora Borealis in person

Yeah, sure. But what about reflections or accidents like you drop the laser and it hit your eye?

Well, we are talking about <2W. So about 20mW directly into the eye...

I don't own any Wicked Lasers product, but I've seen a lot of people warning about them.

Don't use Wicked Lasers safety glasses!! They're cheapy and useless. Buy them from another site. Keep that in mind. Enjoy your laser btw.

Yeah,yeah,I know what you meant.

Amazing shots! +1 for the yellow sky.

I'm not from Australia

Happy Birthday dude! :bday: :bday: It seems I am as old as you are btw.

Does it use batteries? how are they?

The worst thing is that I'm not from US, and the GB are usually do there. I don't think that the shipping cost will worth it.

And long answer? haha

Is it cheaper to buy directly from CNI instead of DL, Laserglow etc?

Where do people buy in a CNI GB?

I've heard a lot about CNI in this forum. I'm not sure, but I think it is a Chinese laser company that provides lasers to other companies like Dragonlasers or LaserGlow. But, can you buy directly from their website? Sorry for the noobie question. :whistle:

The 5th and the 22nd are just AWESOME! :beer: :beer: :beer:

Dude, you live in a privileged place for lasering :beer:

I think it means 35mw of IR,not 532nm