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Hey guys,
I first thought my review would be of my 635nm LaserGlow 5mW but when I went to the DollarTree to get a Soda I saw this and thought, why not add it to the collection of my 5mW "Rainbow" and make a Review.
Edit: Only managed to use Flickr so bare with me :wave:
Laser itself:
Laser | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
For only $1 this laser definitely feels cheap, it is made out of plastic(as is expected) and seems to want to break in your hand if you press it too hard, the buttons themselves actually seem solid which amazed me for a device this cheap, though still made out of plastic, these seem to be the strongest pard of the laser
Details:
Laser2 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
This Laser is a Class IIIa laser with a maximum output of 5mW, the wavelength is 650nm which is common. I never thought of adding this to my 5mW collection but as this was an "Extra" wavelength I thought let's just go for it.
The Dot:
Laser3 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
The dot as expected from a 650nm unit is Red, the dot actually seems to be a higher quality then I expected, no beam can be seen unless you aim it at eye level
I.e: Aimed at eye level to the floor
In conclusion:
9/10
This is a pretty nice laser for $1 and is great for adding an extra wavelength if you do not own 650nm already.
Well, this was my first review. I know I have alot to improve on and will find a way to upload the pictures directly on the thread next time. Hope you enjoyed and leave some feedback, thanks for reading :beer:
I first thought my review would be of my 635nm LaserGlow 5mW but when I went to the DollarTree to get a Soda I saw this and thought, why not add it to the collection of my 5mW "Rainbow" and make a Review.
Edit: Only managed to use Flickr so bare with me :wave:
Laser itself:
Laser | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
For only $1 this laser definitely feels cheap, it is made out of plastic(as is expected) and seems to want to break in your hand if you press it too hard, the buttons themselves actually seem solid which amazed me for a device this cheap, though still made out of plastic, these seem to be the strongest pard of the laser
Details:
Laser2 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
This Laser is a Class IIIa laser with a maximum output of 5mW, the wavelength is 650nm which is common. I never thought of adding this to my 5mW collection but as this was an "Extra" wavelength I thought let's just go for it.
The Dot:
Laser3 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
The dot as expected from a 650nm unit is Red, the dot actually seems to be a higher quality then I expected, no beam can be seen unless you aim it at eye level
I.e: Aimed at eye level to the floor
In conclusion:
9/10
This is a pretty nice laser for $1 and is great for adding an extra wavelength if you do not own 650nm already.
Well, this was my first review. I know I have alot to improve on and will find a way to upload the pictures directly on the thread next time. Hope you enjoyed and leave some feedback, thanks for reading :beer:
