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which one ?






KaDaBlo said:
HI,

Which of these is better ?
Point of criticism are: output power, battery lifetime, divergence, beamtraveling, tailcap


Flashlight Style 100mW 532nm Green Beam Laser Pointer 1005 - DinoDirect.com


100mW 532nm Handheld Powerful Green Laser Pointer 1010 (1×CR123A) - DinoDirect.com

532nm/Focusble/Size adjustable/Military Style Laser Ray bei eBay.de: Hunting (endet 11.11.10 18:15:06 MEZ)
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I would say to order from another company. I personally wouldn't order from dino-direct or a random ebay seller. Check out o-like.com
 
I love their description on the 100mW unit:

"With extremely bright green beam, this 100mw green laser pointer is most suitable for pointing objects from long distance. It is widely used in astronomy, classrooms, lecture halls and outdoor travel."

Really? 100mW is suitable for classrooms and lecture halls? Hope the backs of the students seats include barf bags and referrals to eye doctors in the area cause that's some bright-ass light for indoor use.

Oh and I agree to stay away from "most" ebay type sellers. Reason I say "most" is because there are a few that are reputable. Just check the "companies" thread here in LPF. Outside of Ebay, o-like has equivalent pricing and a long outstanding history of good customer service and great quality product for the money.
 
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i asked the seller the true output power.
ebay doesn´t sell more then 5mw so the people write in the description.
 
KaDaBlo said:
i asked the seller the true output power.
ebay doesn´t sell more then 5mw so the people write in the description.
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Who know if it going to be or not? ]
Take it for what it is being sold as, a 5mw laser. Then it might be upto spec. :beer:
 
I´m not sure can anybody of you recommend a green laser betwenn 50 to 100mw for under 50 $ ?
 
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