5/5
Output Power: 200-250mw, Suitable for mini engraving machine.
250mw 650nm focusable red laser module.
Voltage: 3 - 5VDC (you can use the phone battery or three batteries, etc.)
High grade laser diode with optical lens, has advantages of clear spotlight, low divergence, good collimation and small size.
Package Included: 1 X 250mw Laser Module, 1 X Heatsink.
$234
I got this laser to make a survey of a two-acre parcel easier. The dot was visible in daylight beyond 300 feet and beyond 600 feet when it was reflected off reflective tape. The dot can be seen past 1000 feet at night.I operated the laser without the heat sink using a mobile phone power and didn't notice it becoming hot because the "heat sink" is a loose fit and as such would create an insulating air gap around the laser and make it run hotter if you don't use thermal paste, which is not supplied.
5/5
Output Power: 200-250mw, Suitable for mini engraving machine.
250mw 650nm focusable red laser module.
Voltage: 3 - 5VDC (you can use the phone battery or three batteries, etc.)
High grade laser diode with optical lens, has advantages of clear spotlight, low divergence, good collimation and small size.
Package Included: 1 X 250mw Laser Module, 1 X Heatsink.
$234
Since it was the cheapest option available, I'll be honest and say that I had low expectations when the laser arrived. However, it is of the highest caliber. The laser diode is incredibly sturdy and sound, performs marvellously, and doesn't heat up at all. The stand is fantastic, and I'm thrilled with the outcome. Everything has been finished and polished properly.
4.8/5
Output Power: 200-250mw, Suitable for mini engraving machine.
250mw 650nm focusable red laser module.
Voltage: 3 - 5VDC (you can use the phone battery or three batteries, etc.)
High grade laser diode with optical lens, has advantages of clear spotlight, low divergence, good collimation and small size.
Package Included: 1 X 250mw Laser Module, 1 X Heatsink.
$234
Excellent machining. Please be aware of this upon receiving. Laser was initially a little difficult. Don't get me wrong; I have no expertise in "lasers," but I was about to return it. You might wonder why. A good query. since I'm not an authority on "lasers." How am I expected to know that if you tighten the lens all the way, it becomes nearly difficult to see the "laser"? There aren't any guidelines. And I only needed one, that's all. So a reminder for novices: Don't tighten the lens all the way. You need to settle on a focal point. Otherwise, this is a superb product. also a wonderful value. Shipping was also quick. One star deducted from the seller for omitting one instruction.
4.4/5
Output Power: 200-250mw, Suitable for mini engraving machine.
250mw 650nm focusable red laser module.
Voltage: 3 - 5VDC (you can use the phone battery or three batteries, etc.)
High grade laser diode with optical lens, has advantages of clear spotlight, low divergence, good collimation and small size.
Package Included: 1 X 250mw Laser Module, 1 X Heatsink.
$234
One of the diodes was totally out of commission, while another was barely on. After ten minutes, the third device, which I consistently ran at 5V, started to fade. Although a few diodes had "satellite" spots because to an improper casing, the other diodes function flawlessly.This produces a visible, albeit dim beam when powered by two 1.5V alkaline batteries (3V total). Using the same voltage, my Radioshack laser pointer is noticeably brighter—at least twice as bright.Two stand-alone wire cables that are soldered to tiny conductors make up the connections. The soldering is robust enough to at least pick up a diode by the end of one cable without worrying about the joint breaking down, even though this wiring type isn't the best.You will either need your own lens or buy the somewhat more expensive focusable diode lasers because each laser has a nonadjustable lens that directs the light outward toward infinity.
4.4/5
Laser Shape: Dot
Wavelength: 650nm
Working Voltage: 3v
Outer diameter: 6 mm
Operating Current: must less than 20 mA
$234
Applying 5V produces a powerful red dot laser that is similar to the laser pointers that are so popular right now. For non-critical uses, the area is quite small and usable from, say, less than 1 foot to about 40 feet. The location can be seen during the day indoors. In the open air, the spot can be seen up close, but from a distance visibility will depend on the surrounding colors, surface polish, and ambient light. The two lasers I needed had a small enough spot at 60 inches for my needs, but I didn't validate the focus adjustability by turning the front ring. The stranded wires are around 28 gauge, making it difficult to strip them without the right equipment. They are not rigid or brittle since they are stranded, and they can withstand some flexing for a limited number of cycles. To strengthen the connections, I covered my solder splices with heat shrink tubing. Since the wires in the laser module are just 28 gauge, I made sure there was no stress on them.
4.2/5
Output Power: Class IIIR laser product, 5mW power output
Working Voltage: 3-5V
Laser Shape: Line (This laser projects a line not a dot or point)
Wavelength: 650nm
Compatible with farhop 12mm Laser Mount (Not Included, available on Amazon)
$234
My two packs of lasers just arrived today. Both are efficient and give the same visual impression of brightness. I lack a laser power meter to verify the output in mW. I'm not sure the power matters, other than to say "it's bright, and no - you aren't setting stuff on fire with this," as if you're buying this, you probably aren't looking for a high power laser to begin with.Recall that poor power supplies are to blame for the majority of laser failures. I advise you to make absolutely certain that your power source can never, ever go above the tree's rated voltage.I am pleased with the lasers so far. If any problems arise, I will update this review.
4.1/5
Material: Copper plastic.
Wavelength: 650Nm. Working voltage: 5V.
Operating current: must less than 20 Ma.
Laser shape: dot. Outer diameter: 6 mm.
Can be used to connect diode tubes for multiple use.
$234
Excellent deal, free shipping, and delivery 13 days after order placement! from China to the US via fast boatThe 10 parts all functioned right out of the box.For the price, the laser spot is acceptable. ($0.39 per piece)They are "somewhat" focusable, but at 6mm there is not much area for optics. If a small spot is important, short distances (10m and fewer) are preferable to long distances. Although there is some light leakage backward, the spot is fairly brilliant.Similar restrictions apply to the majority of 6mm consumer/hobby lasers.They arrive in a respectable, reliable ziplock bag.The power supply PCB is broader than 6mm, which is the only potential problem I can envision anyone having with their build.To push into a deep 6mm hole, it might need to have a countersink for the PCB (you can see that it's a little broader in the shot).These are excellent for pointing and communicating, but I'm not sure the optics can handle holography (they are powerfull enough).It's a lengthy review for a cheap item, but they made me grin, and I own a lot of gas and diode lasers.Please never look at a laser beam with your remaining healthy eye! ;)
3.9/5
Material: Copper plastic.
Wavelength: 650Nm. Working voltage: 5V.
Operating current: must less than 20 Ma.
Laser shape: dot. Outer diameter: 6 mm.
Can be used to connect diode tubes for multiple use.
$234
I'm quite happy with these items considering the price. For school or personal projects, I often keep a number of these bags on hand. They are reliable generic lasers. A laser harp needs to be created, right? Complete with these? Do you want to send audio over laser? With the right supporting circuitry, these will function just as well. They operate at 5V, which is excellent because there is less risk of blowing them out in a lab environment than there is with the 3.3V variants you'll find. I would only point out that these are not 5mW, but I don't think this is a concern. We should always use crowd-sourced feedback, information, and documentation rather than the name of the components and what the vendor guarantees when purchasing parts in these pricing ranges from Amazon sellers because this is still a little of the wild west. We shouldn't delude ourselves into thinking that a well-quantified laser output is reasonable at this price point. Consider that amount to be an upper limit that the seller likely set in order to make it very apparent that this is not a class III laser technology. I took some measurements and discovered that some of these units were producing as little as 1mW. Be prepared to purchase parts from a dealer with a little more supporting documentation if you truly require 5mW.
3.8/5
Economical Red Dot Laser - Low cost solution for consumer grade positioning, measuring, pointing and laser sighting device.
This module has an integrated optic, laser diode, and APC driver circuit. APC driver circuit enables constant Laser output power.
Wave length: 650nm. Output power: Class IIIa – less than 5mW. 2.6~5 VDC operation. Beam Divergence (Half Angle) : 0.6 mRad. Dimensions: D7 x 21 mm.
Aspherical plastic lens provides Dot spot. The operation voltage is 2.6~5 VDC. Please make sure that you connect this module to the appropriate voltage (2.6~5 VDC).
Red laser. Ideal Laser module if cost is a very important consideration. Notice: This item is not a laser pen. Laser modules are not supposed to be used for commercial use like normal laser pointers.
$234
The laser seemed to be exactly what I needed for my project, however I'll need to get another or perhaps something comparable. The reason being—and take caution—where the leads touch the case and circuit board, the wire attachment may benefit from a coating of RTV. My lead broke off, and trying to solder it back together would be futile. Because you can't see where to solder it, either solder dripped into the circuit or the solder gun overheated the entire assembly.
3.7/5
Laser Shape:cross
Working Voltage:3 - 5V
Output Power:5mw
Material and Color:Metal
Wavelength:650nm
$234
Many users gave these unfavorable evaluations because they found it difficult to focus and the bars were too wide. The secret is to turn out the end cap, and the issue arises if it comes free. Next, remove the threaded insert while being cautious because a spring is hidden beneath it. Tightly screw the cap onto this insert (I used a dab of loctite). To alter the focus, the two must rotate simultaneously. After turning both of them back into the body, the focus should now be adjustable.
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