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NOVAlasers vs. Dragon Lasers

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Hi, everyone. I'm quite new to the boards, as well as high-powered laser scenary.

I'm interesting in obtaining a green laser pen, or even a small flashlight-style, with output of at least 125mW on average. (The higher the better.) I also need to mention that I'm on a budget here, so I can't really go over the $500 mark.

Reading through this board, I've narrowed my choices down to NOVAlasers and Dragon Lasers, which are both tempting from most of the member feedbacks in here.

At the moment I'm looking at the Aurora GP 175mW (Because the 200mW one is $200 more for a mere difference of 25mW, which I do not think is worth that amount of money. Of course, if the store would knock the price down to $500 level, then I'll grab it in a heartbeat.) and the X175. (Because Dragon Laser doesn't have any laser pen that cranks out 200mW.)

I would appreciate it if members with experience in purchasing and using the products from both stores would drop their opinions in here. Aside from the minor price differences, I really can't see the differences between the two products that the stores offer.

Thanks in advance, and happy Valentine's Day!
 





i would go with the novas x175
mainly because it's smaller
and the batteries are more common

+ you'll get the output you're paying for with novalasers
dragonlasers is iffy, so why take the chance
 
Another vote for NOVA.
You're guaranteed to get the stated output... most likely more.
And the batteries are more common and cheaper.
Plus the X175 is smaller and operates in CW instead of pulsed output.
 
RA_pierce said:
Another vote for NOVA.
You're guaranteed to get the stated output... most likely more.
And the batteries are more common and cheaper.
Plus the X175 is smaller and operates in CW instead of pulsed output.
About that, is dragon's aurora GP rated at 200mW average or is that the power of each individual pulse? Cause then, nova is definetly the way to go...spits out more green photons :D
 
I'm going with Nova or LG for all of my personal lasers from here on out. They apparently are sister companies, and I've NEVER seen a negative review for either.

The next laser I get will doubtlessly be an x50.
 
NOVAlasers, it is, then.

Thanks, everyone.

quadcam said:
I'm going with Nova or LG for all of my personal lasers from here on out.  They apparently are sister companies, and I've NEVER seen a negative review for either.

The next laser I get will doubtlessly be an x50.

What is this "LG" that you speak of?
 


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