Just out of curiosity, why do you care what the output of your laser is? Does it do what you want it to do? A power measurement is pretty meaningless for just about every common use of a laser pointer and is really only helpful as maybe a diagnostic or analysis tool when making adjustments/substitutions/comparisons. There have been several past posts about the difficulties in estimating power by any method other than a LPM which speaks volumes about the uselessness of that number. If the only way to find out the power is by shining on a LPM then who cares what the power is? Unless of course you plan to shine it on a LPM to impress your friends, in which case you wouldn't be asking for guesses about whether you've got a 1W laser or not.
[Edit] I see now that you might be asking in order to verify some marketing claim made by the seller of your new device. If that is important to you, please refer to my comments about needing a LPM and send your laser to a forum member who will measure it for free.