LaserPointerPro

laserpointerpro.com is a hit and miss website usually tou will either get a laser pointer that doesn't work or is underspec the only way to get legit exactly as advertised laser pointer is if your lucky i bought three laser pointers and only one out of 3 three laser pointers that i purchased that is actually 200mW the lasers were so cheap i bouvh more then one the other two are still brighter then your average laser pointer but not what was advertised on the website the site say's the blue and green laser pointers a bought are 200mW i measured the power with a powere meter and found out there both only 25mW and the only the red one i have is actually 200mW and is able to burn through just about ecerything except metal atleast laserpointerpro is slightly better then lazerpoint.com

I ordered two green lasers of the 301 series at different times, a 500 mw and a 1000 mw. Both came fairly quickly, and both worked well. In both cases I paid an additional $6.00 postage due to the post office. I think because the forwarding company in Sacramento generated an address barcode that was a duplicate, and incorrectly identified the Rural Route, based on the postal worker's explanation. The shell was well constructed from aluminum, and the keys were stamped and a bit flimsy. I found I could remove a section of the barrel and switch out lithium battery types for about the same power. What I didn't like was the momentary switch, way too light an activation, so I electrical-taped a rubber washer around the switch to prevent accidental operation, and turn it on with my fingernail now. I would like to see how accurate the power rating is for these due to the cheap price, but all the reviews do is trash the return service, so they aren't very helpful. I will buy from them again, no real issues to complain about.

I bought a $90 laser pointer 3 months ago... product finally arrives today and looks different than advertised. Battery NOT included as promised in product description. Afterwards, I bought a $22 product from Amazon that was much brighter and included a battery. This website is a Chinese knockoff scam. Read the descriptions on their website and notice the many grammatical errors before purchasing. Don't get fooled. Buy from a trusted source.

Fraudulent company. Keep away from them. They declare totally false values of output power.
A 50W handheld laser DOES NOT EXIST.
You can get a maximum of 9,10W by a single laser diode for a HANDHELD LASER which has a "flashlight size" if you overclock it. Not more.
Their products have a false output power value and people can check it using a simple power meter.

I purchased three 500mw green laser pointers from these guys. One failed within 3 months and a second failed within 3.5 months. The first failed because the lithium polymer battery stopped taking a charge. I was able to find one on ebay and I disassembled the pointer and soldered the new battery into place. It has worked since. The second failure was a more expensive pointer that uses a ******* battery. It is not the battery. It is some component. These cost me about $120 plus a lithium polymer battery. They say they refunded me for a laser and I never received it.

I bought 2 lasers online, from Laserpointerpro.com, and even paid an additional $24 for expedited shipping, and a $2 insurance fee. I was told the package would arrive in 15 days to 25 days, and was given a tracking number. It is now over 2 months (more than 8 weeks) since the order was placed, and the shipper never had a record of the tracking number. That means, even if the package was sitting at the Customs office, then the shipper would have a record of it. Therefore, since it's been over 8 weeks with NO acknowledgement of receipt from the shipper, then I can only figure out that it was ever sent.

It's been next to impossible to reach the company. And, had I known that the company was based in China, I never would have bought the lasers there, in the first place, let alone the additional $24 for expedited shipping and the $2 insurance fee. Unfortunately I was fooled by a very well designed website, having a "Western" feel.to it, along with good grammar, etc. It wasn't until AFTER I had paid, that I learned that I had been duped.

$20 for 2 lasers that never showed up, plus $26 for expedited shipping and an insurance fee that I can't collect on! It's no wonder the Chinese get away with what they do in the world. The rest of the world plays by the rules. Unfortunately, those same rules of how business is supposed to be conducted, are not followed by the Chinese!

Buyer beware! Laserpointerpro.com seems like anything BUT pros!