I love using my green laser pointer during meetings... and I play with it at night. It's very cool to sweep the beam through fog, falling snow, rain, or just using it to point out constellations. Do not point it at airplanes though!

I bought 2 of these from Tanga a while back

One of them was super bright and nice (though in some cases, it was too bright). The other was not as bright, but the dot you see on a surface was still thick enough (unlike the weak models you see from those keychain-style, red laser point that emit a pitiful tiny dot after using a fresh set of batteries for a few days).

Where Are they now? One I misplaced. The other is probably broken for good. I don't know what the heck was up with that, but I'm not able to repair it on my own.

Ironically enough, if those green laser pointers were still working, I'd probably get more knowing they're at least that durable.

I love using these to play with pets. Even some dogs will go nuts for them. It's a cheap laugh that I never get tired of.

I've been wanting one of these for a good price for years. Green is good for pointing at objects in the sky.

What is the power (in mW) on this model?

I'm surprised that it's not in the product description as - when talking about laser pointers - that's probably the most important factor when considering if something's a good deal or not.

If these are 5mW, this isn't all that great of a deal, I think... while 200 mW would be an extremely fantastic (to the point of near unbelievable) deal.

I agree with Derbo74 [5]. I bought 3 5mW green lasers a few months ago for $10 each shipped free.

So - what is the power of this model?

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How do mW play in green laser pointers? Brighter beams?

[7] mW is milliwatts. It just like in light bulbs - the more Watts the more light.

I got three some time ago, and keep one handy at all times for cat torture.

These are great for blinding your pets and enemies.