@@drewpeters6069 you'll get the most bang for your buck with 440-450nm blue lasers. The strongest production laser pointer you can buy (that I know of) is a Sanwu Striker series 450nm blue at 7.5 watts, but if you know a thing or two about lasers you could find a Nichia NUBM31T diode and associated driver to assemble a 95 Watt laser at home...

@@drewpeters6069 yes, and it will burn _much_ better, most materials absorb blue light better than other wavelengths.

What do you expect from a laser meant to be the smallest high-powered ever

ITS NOT AVAILABLE FOR INDIA REGION DISAPPOINTING ENOUGH EVEN EBAY DONT HAVE SANWU 😢

Hey there. That’s awesome! I don’t think you’re going to be disappointed. I know I love that laser myself.

How is your 500mw blue sanwu, are you happy with it? :) I just ordered my first sanwu - 488nm 200mw pocket!

Yes, but it is normal to see yellow spots when looking at a blue laser spot. I ve one with 1100 mW, and it´s the same. Eye protection is a good measure, if you do close range experiments with your laser like burning or if there is a risk that something may reflect. But if you want to look at the effect of a Laserbeam in the air, you wouldn´t see it anymore with the eye protection.

Judd Farr... Well to be honest with you I have never had any problems. I know everybody is different because my brother cannot look at that laser at all without being blinded. Some people have more sensitivity than others I guess.

@@digitaldazzle5836 .

superdriver777... The best one I’ve seen so far is the 1 watt 520mn and the 1.6 watt 405nm. I know they’re a bit expensive but they are the tightest beam divergence I’ve seen so far.

I just bought my first laser period from sanwu, mint green 50 mw guardian with multi mode, I am chomping at the bit for it to arrive.

Get eye protection, for real.

@@AMAINE207 I all ready have a pair.

Kelton Bailey. Have you received it yet? I know it’s a little soon coming from China but just wondering.

I hope I will get it tomorrow, USPS says it will be delivered by Thursday.

I hope that is your son in your picture and not you haha 500mw is not for kids.

I'm very sorry for the late reply but yes. It does bother me sometimes. I try not to stare at the beam too long.

Is it fine tho if you don’t look at the point at the end like just in the sky at night

@@digitaldazzle5836 why too stupid to wear the glasses, and then say yes- it does bother me. Get you a cane buddy!- you'll be blind in 10 years. You evidently know nothing about laser safety. Not toys for kids.

@@doubledome2076 I don't even have any safety goggles lol.

​@@medicinetribe If you're pointing in the sky, then it's okay and you wouldn't need safety glasses. When using 1W lasers or more for pointing and the beauty, then I'd say it's okay. When burning, then safety glasses are recommended.

Thanks buddy! I haven’t been messing around with my lasers for a couple years now. I need to get them back out and do an update. 😄

@@digitaldazzle5836 I ve ordered a Pocket 635nm 200mW (low div.) now. I'm very excited about how it's going to be.

Yes! They are more powerful than standard AAA. Also, you never want to insert them the wrong direction.

Yeah sometimes it can be because the battery is not strong enough or maybe the battery was inserted the wrong way. Sounds like you figured it out though. That’s great!

Have to use 10440 battery not just any AAA battery from the grocery store

Cameras pick up the color better than our eyes. Any video of a laser is going to look brighter then than it really is.

You can get them at, sanwulasers.com, you can choose the different output power and color so the price depends on what you want

i just ordered a green for $130 usd

Luisa Carmona... Very sorry for not responding earlier. I didn’t see your comment. But the other commenter was correct. Sanwu is a great website.

A PC Gamer.... I actually bought mine through Amazon. It’s definitely worth the buy. Ehobroc Moon Lamp, 3D Printing Moon Globe Light 5.9 Inch Glowing Moon Lamp Tap Change 3 Colors (Cool/Warm White and Yellow), Decor Moon Light for Kids, Birthday, Bedside www.amazon.com/dp/B076JWBDZ7/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_kK4rCbDHFHR8V

Lol! Yeah that’s true. Those things are powerful for as tiny as they are. 😂. It can burn anything black, instantly.

Probably my green 1watt guardian laser. That thing is bright as hell! Then my 1.6 watt purple guardian laser.

Sanwulasers.com

Yeah, I would definitely recommend wearing them if you’re young and in inexperienced. I guess I just like living on the edge. Lol. 😁

@@digitaldazzle5836 Yeah, I'm only 14, so that's what I'm going to do if I ever get a 1W laser.

@@digitaldazzle5836 Age and experience have nothing to do with a laser destroying your retina. I see you didn't give a shit about that comment from a couple years ago about flashblindness and the 100% chance that you have permanent damage from using extremely powerful lasers without eye protection, but ffs don't spread dangerous misinformation to the people viewing your videos. To anyone who sees this comment, it's not a matter of getting accustomed to, or toughing out, the light from a laser. If you don't protect your eyes from incident reflection (shining it on a wall or other objects), you are doing irreparable damage to your eyes. You're not tough, cool, or funny. You're slowly blinding yourself on purpose. Like an complete idiot. Don't be an idiot.

They now have the 7.5W. Yes the most powerfull that you can buy

Yeah, but there are lasers that are extremely powerful, and makes the Sanwu 7W look like a rookie laser.

@@Shonade_Malik for example??)

@@leosansone6297 Styropyro's Laser Bazooka: 200W made out of four 50W arrays.

@@leosansone6297 Or his 40W shotgun.

I don’t care. I’m not responsible for idiots.

@@digitaldazzle5836 certainly could be held liable because of this video u posted. You should at least mention safety a couple times whether you do it personally or not to minimize liability. Your talking about some really powerful lasers. Eye damage is insane with these and you won't even know it til it's too late. Educate your self. Lots of young kids on you tube.

Lmao. If you can get them to sit still long enough. 😜

@@digitaldazzle5836 Well, I've been hoping they'd be at least harmed enough to make them unable to fly away. :) I'd try it myself but it's almost impossible to get these lasers over here in Germany.

I have ordered a sanwu challenger 2 without any issues and I am living in Germany. I think is that you should just be careful and responsable not to get caught and as far as I know it is not illegal to own one

You were wondering if you needed one? Or you were wondering where to get one?

@@digitaldazzle5836 yeah if i needed to get them if i bought a 7.5 striker

i thought it came with them lol

How long did it take to come and us it good?

@@Tigerseye1 it’s not my first laser from sanwu and they are as god if not better than paople say they lasers are amazing !🙏🏽

red... Holy moly! Lol. Yeah that’s a powerful laser. Let me know how you like it.

@@digitaldazzle5836 Yes will do! I ordered the multi fonction version. its suppose to be slightly less powerfull but I wanted low mode to be able to fuck with it a bit inside or if I decide to let a friend use with it

@@digitaldazzle5836 also there is a 15% discount ending today on sanwu. I saved around 100$ on it. now is the time if you are interested in one

Hey do you know how to switch out the lense on the striker can u plz tell me how?

@@timemaster9161 havnt touched mine but you should be able to do so by unscrewing the lens casing (carefull because the diode is then exposed and could be easely damaged) and then you should see two notch on the lens itself that you then unscrew using the apropritate tool. Be sure to adjust the lens when putting it back in or putting new one in in order to have a good focal point.

brian smith... I know it’s not a popular thing to say but I wouldn’t recommend wearing goggles because it’s hard to see what you’re pointing at sometimes. I think anything over 1 watt should definitely be used with goggles though. I would just be careful if not though.

As Long as the laser is under 800mw you will be fine at a distance. But if you plan on doing and up close burning where you must stare at the dot definitely use proper eye protection.

i have a blue laser that is 1800mw what would be a safe distance for that?

@@adamfisher6448 at least 50ft as a laser that powerful can cause eye damage even from just the glare. I have a friend who has a permanent blind spot due to a 2 watt laser reflecting and just glancing his eye.

only 50 feet away i can look at the dot. i find that hard to believe. i think 300 feet away is logical. I have eagle pair goggles and know not to burn without them.

That’s a lie. It’s only about 50 miles until the horizon dips.

No. Beam get wider. After a couple miles it would be 20ft wide

Tbh I’m not sure. I haven’t had one die on me yet, but then again, I rarely use it.

Sd myco.... How do you like it?

@@digitaldazzle5836 well better said I just ordered it the other day after watching your video 👌💯

Where do you buy them

800 watt lasers don't exist 😂

PhotonsAcrossTheAir I have a question. Do you have one of the really powerful ones and do you need eye wear if ur extremely careful?

polsok44... If you’re looking for something cheap than eBay is probably the best way to go. But if you’re looking for quality than I would say Sanwu.com is even better!

Jetlasers and sanwu for quality

I suppose I could but the shipping cost should be cover by you. Deal?