Has anyone used the 150mW green laser+ 6 LED device from Rayfoss?

[Permanent Waves]

I'm sorry I will try and get a review done with pics! I can't tell the power but it pops baloons easy, came quick, and seems sturdy... runs on aa batteries, came with a kaleidoscope attachment, very cool and I have no reason to doubty them that they picked a 206mW one out for me... go for it. I won;t be able to review for a week or so but feel free to ask any specifics if you want.

 

[david1235102]

i have the rayfoss 150mW $59 laser. i like it except it eats through AAA batteries like crazy. Faona told me mine was tested and outputs 160mW of power stable. The LEDs are also very bright. The laser beam is very visible at night and even outside in the evening and some lit rooms. I work at an amusement park called Kings Island and we have this halloween theme called halloween haunt. The entire park is filled with fake smoke and i tried the laser in the parking lot (filled with smoke as well) and it is incredible. The laser comes with a screw on "star" projector: which i also used in the fog. With new alkaline batteries, i could see like 100 barely visible beams! but i would recommend spending like $40 more for one with rechargable lithium-ion batteries. it will save you money over time

 

[aml92]

ooh im from cincinnati as well. i ended up getting www.rayfoss.com.

150mw for $103, runs on a cr123a battery. very nice.

 

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Apologies for not getting that review done... it's deer season where I live and I need to fill the freezer... our family only eats wild game, no store raised meat so I need to get a bunch in there while the gettins' good. On a related note, I've been carrying a low power green laser to mess with squirrels and asstd. woodland creatures just to experiment with wild animals reactions. The range of responses has been interesting.