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I ordered their Arctic Blue laser just to goof around with. It showed up yesterday and after charging the battery for 6 or so hours, I put it in the laser and nothing happened. Contacted them on facebook and got a fairly quick response....I was impressed. Anyway, on their guidance I let the battery charge for a full 10 hours and put it back in and nothing. Let them know and they suggested that "some customers have discovered that the polarity is reversed on their lasers, so try flipping the battery". I did that and it worked. Great!

So I played with it a bit...reasonably bright, beam was visible in the basement with the lights off, and if you set the focus ring JUUUUUUST right it would actually burn paper. Kinda cool.

After about 10 minutes of total run time, the button started to stick and after a few minutes it failed to return to the off position at all. At the same time, the laser went out and now the unit is totally dead. Great.

I contacted customer service via email and asked for a refund. Burn me once, shame on you...I prefer not to give a second chance. Again, they got back to me fairly quickly and stated that they were going to ship a replacement unit and asked me to return the defective one but to keep the battery and charger. Ok, fair enough, but apparently I get to foot the bill for shipping of the bad unit back. Not thrilled about that.

So what I'm getting from all this as I wade into the hobby laser enthusiast pool is that, like all things, with lasers you get what you pay for. I'm hoping my $300 JetLasers unit is more reliable.
 





I ordered their Arctic Blue laser just to goof around with. It showed up yesterday and after charging the battery for 6 or so hours, I put it in the laser and nothing happened. Contacted them on facebook and got a fairly quick response....I was impressed. Anyway, on their guidance I let the battery charge for a full 10 hours and put it back in and nothing. Let them know and they suggested that "some customers have discovered that the polarity is reversed on their lasers, so try flipping the battery". I did that and it worked. Great!

So I played with it a bit...reasonably bright, beam was visible in the basement with the lights off, and if you set the focus ring JUUUUUUST right it would actually burn paper. Kinda cool.

After about 10 minutes of total run time, the button started to stick and after a few minutes it failed to return to the off position at all. At the same time, the laser went out and now the unit is totally dead. Great.

I contacted customer service via email and asked for a refund. Burn me once, shame on you...I prefer not to give a second chance. Again, they got back to me fairly quickly and stated that they were going to ship a replacement unit and asked me to return the defective one but to keep the battery and charger. Ok, fair enough, but apparently I get to foot the bill for shipping of the bad unit back. Not thrilled about that.

So what I'm getting from all this as I wade into the hobby laser enthusiast pool is that, like all things, with lasers you get what you pay for. I'm hoping my $300 JetLasers unit is more reliable.

Assasin Lasers--Arctic Blue--they are morons that don't even know what they are talking about and sell $8 lasers for $99.99--you've been punked by idiots selling crap lasers at extremely high prices--you should have check LPF first for who is and is not a good/reliable/honest seller
 
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Your Jetlasers laser will be much more reliable, and if you have do happen to have any problems, which is rare, J/L has the best customer service in the business.

BTW - Welcome to LPF!

Use the white custom search bar at the bottom of the page for all laser related information, including reliable laser companies. :yh:
 
Assasin Lasers--Arctic Blue--they are morons that don't even know what they are talking about and sell $8 lasers for $99.99--you've been punked by idiots selling crap lasers at extremely high prices--you should have check LPF first for who is and is not a good/reliable/honest seller

It figures. :) Unfortunately, I found LPF after I ordered. It is what it is...ya live and learn. Fortunately I only paid $50 for this thing and hopefully the replacement will last a bit longer than the 10 minutes I got out of the first one. LOL
 
Your Jetlasers laser will be much more reliable, and if you have do happen to have any problems, which is rare, J/L has the best customer service in the business.

BTW - Welcome to LPF!

Use the white custom search bar at the bottom of the page for all laser related information, including reliable laser companies. :yh:

That's great to hear, and thank you for the Welcome. the JL stuff looks to be really high quality. The AssassinLasers host is, well....not.
 
@kcobean.
You have double posted in the matter of 1 minutes time. That is highly frowned upon here. If you are going to quote more than one post, click on multiquote in the lower right of the post. When you get to the last post click on quote and all of them will be in a single post. If you want to post something and it is the same day and also no one has posted since you decided to post again, click on edit in the lower right corner of your post and you will be able to add to your last post. :)
 
Not that this man has anything to do with it, but lately we've had a troll, well..... a lot more than just lately, due to him any new member is suspect for coming here to rattle cages. Doesn't mean most are that guy, but I'd bet one of the new guys every week or two is him and he's just filling his belly here, I've fed him myself :p

One of his first acts is to double post, acting like he doesn't know not to do that, a newbie! Then suckers us in with lots of questions about lasers, problems with the device or seller... or is a help me troll, likes to get us jumping for him with answers to help a new guy out. What does this do to the forum? Nothing, we will help them anyway and add to the knowledge base, so keep em coming!
 
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Y'all are a trip. Holy hell.

FWIW, Assassin Lasers did replace the defective laser and I did return it to them. The new one works fine and I guess is fine for a $50 unit. They followed up via email to make sure that I had received the new one and that it was working ok, so I can give their customer service a thumbs up.

Still pales in comparison to my JL PLE pro though, which still amazes me every time I pick it up and turn it on.
 
Y'all are a trip. Holy hell.

FWIW, Assassin Lasers did replace the defective laser and I did return it to them. The new one works fine and I guess is fine for a $50 unit. They followed up via email to make sure that I had received the new one and that it was working ok, so I can give their customer service a thumbs up.

Still pales in comparison to my JL PLE pro though, which still amazes me every time I pick it up and turn it on.

I think the whole point here is that Assassin lasers are a ripoff. From the looks of it, these are the same lasers that you can buy off ebay for 5-10 bucks.
They are originally called "303" lasers I think, but they just put "Assassin" on the side instead.

Here, these are the exact same ones on ebay:

303 laser | eBay
 
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I think the whole point here is that Assassin lasers are a ripoff. From the looks of it, these are the same lasers that you can buy off ebay for 5-10 bucks.
They are originally called "303" lasers I think, but they just put "Assassin" on the side instead.

Here, these are the exact same ones on ebay:

303 laser | eBay

Yup, I get it. Ya live and learn.
 


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