[Professional] Rechargeable Green Laser Pointer High Power Green Beam Laser Light Long Distance Range for TV/LED/LCD Screens Tactical Flashlights Presentation Office/Outdoors/Astronomic [002]

Nice little laser, lots of fun with the cat. Thanks, Kem, Feb 5, 2026

Works completely fine and is super strong in the night time. As well as you actually need to double click it and then it automatically stays on until you double click it again. Definitely great for only 20 bucks. Was able to shine it perfectly at cars and random peoples houses.

cool that you can see the laser in the dark.

I got this to play with my dog. Her absolute favorite thing to do is chase. She doesn’t care about catching, she just likes to chase things. I used it 5 times. The last 2 times I tried to use it, the light would randomly shut off while the button was still pushed. It is now completely non functional. It has been plugged in for 3 days, WITH THE PROVIDED CORD, and it has no charge. Looking at the place where the light should come on if it is charging, it’s not charging. I tried different cords, different outlets, different wall blocks. Nothing changed the result. This is a faulty product, and not durable at all. I tried to use it AS INTENDED, and it broke. I am very disappointed in this laser pointer.

I use it on construction sites to point at various projects. Works great even in the daylight. Very simple to use. Great quality. Click button has its pros and cons. Other models click to constantly stay on. While this model requires you to hold the power button. Good for preventing accidental battery drain.

I purchased this device to be used as an astronomy aid to point into the night sky. Overall, the laser pointer seems to be fairly well constructed, however, only the body is aluminum, and the detachable head as shown in second photo, is plastic and looks/feels cheap. The black anodizing doesn't seem particularly durable as its already got a few nicks, even though it's been handled gently. The on/off button, which is momentary, wobbles and feels cheap, but does have a crisp click when activating. The charging port is old style micro USB, instead of the more modern USB C, but does come with a charging cable if needed. I have not run the battery dead yet or tested capacity, but it did charge it to full capacity after first receiving it in about 1 hour. The laser is lightweight and easy to carry and includes a belt clip and lanyard. However, since there is no interlock (other than the cheap plastic clip that can be placed over the switch but slides out of place when carried in a pocket..) be careful placing it loose in a pocket, backpack or purse, as it would be easy to accidentally trigger it. MOST IMPORTANT - This laser pointer is TOO BRIGHT to be used as a TOY, or in fact for any of the advertised uses, except for pointing up at the night sky and/or away from people and animals (and passing airplanes..) The third photo shows the reflection off an LCD TV screen at 20 ft. The diffuse reflection is so bright you can't look at it - and would blind your audience if used as pointer for a presentation! The 4th photo shows the reflection off a ceramic floor at 3 feet. Again, the diffuse reflection is too bright to look at - and could blind your pets if used as a toy! However, as a laser pointer for the night sky, this is FANTASTIC! It has an estimated range of at least 1 mile, and probably closer to 2 miles and projects a beam that seemingly goes off into space... :-) It is bright enough to be visible even in the daytime with reflections visible off buildings or trees from several hundred yards, so I guess it may have also have some uses for construction, forestry, etc. but again would be wary to point away from people and animals. The laser comes with a removable diffuser cap that creates a star pattern, but even that diffuse pattern isn't comfortable to look at for very long and seems like a gimmick with limited entertainment value. Finally, I would have given this 5 stars for all metal construction, a better switch including an interlock, USB C charging, and more accurate advertising/disclaimers about actual uses.

Getting the filters off was a bit tricky, but doable. But DANG this thing is bright! Almost too bright to see what I'm pointing the laser at. I am a field technician and keep this in my tool pouch. I found that I could remove and flip around the pocket clip so that it works as a gaurd for the button. That way my other tools don't turn it on in my pouch. Battery life has been great, but it could stand to have a better charge indicator. Overall I am pleased, but I am looking for a way to dim it down a bit.

For those who do Astro photography or other sort of nighttime photography, where you want to have your pointer pointing in the direction, and then you set up your camera this doesn’t suit that need. We need a laser light that’ll stay on when your hand is off of it, with a hard on / off switch, not a button switch that you have to continually press . Hence I’m giving it three stars besides that it works fine.

Works well.. Helps a lot pointing out things on site.

Damaged on short time