I really wanted a 1w 520nm laser. But couldn't afford it. This is the next best thing. Supper bright, burns well, even has a hidden strobe mode. Very happy with my purchase.
I was using my Thor H2 Laser on the beach during a camping trip and putting a cool light show during our campfire sit around 🙂 After putting my Thor H2 away, i brought it back out and the screw on the bottom of the cap was gone!!! We searched all over the beach and could not find it. I was hoping I could find one on-line to replace the one I lost and BAM! You guys came through!!! Thanks for keeping them in stock 🙂
This laser is awesome! It’s beautifully crafted and very heavy for its size which makes it feel solid and well-built. You wouldn’t expect something so small to pack such a big punch and be such a strong laser but it definitely is and it delivers exceptionally great results. It’s a very strong burning laser for its size and has a very bright and distinct looking beam. Would definitely recommend getting this laser for anybody looking to have a well-built solid and strong laser in a beautifully small package
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