Έξοχη γιγαντιαία πράσινη αναθεώρηση 300mW λέιζερ στα πράσινα λέιζερ 600mW!
Χτυπήστε εδώ στην άποψη στον πλήρη τρόπο οθόνης
Γεια όλοι,
Αυτό είναι μια πρόσθετη αναθεώρηση των γιγαντιαίων πράσινων λέιζερ στην αγορά σήμερα.
Δεδομένου ότι έπαιρνα κουρασμένου του μικρού ανάξια πράσινου λέιζερ 125mW μου από DragonLasers, επρόκειτο να συνεχίσω για ένα έξοχος-giagantic λέιζερ που θα εκπληρώσει τα όνειρά μου. (Έτσι μπορώ να καψω την ουσία από τα μίλια μακρυά από το 12$ο διαμέρισμα πατωμάτων μου χωρίς να πάρω πιασμένου…)
Χτυπήστε κατωτέρω για να διαβάσετε την πλήρη ιστορία!
. Frank from DragonLasers.com sent me numerous samples of their 125mW green lasers before, every green laser he sent me lasted me a long time and worked great. I just need to move onto the “big” boys now.
Anyways, The Hulk Ultra actually varies between 400 to 600mW in output power, meaning this super-gigantic laser is probably the best for your money at $1499.99. The laser also comes with safety goggles, batteries, and battery charge, all included for free.
With a power range of 250mW to more than 500mW and a host of safety features, the Hulk Ultra series lasers is the ideal combination of high power and safety. The Hulk Ultra also comes with free laser safety glasses, making the Hulk Ultra ideal for people who want extreme power and safety.
- On/off switch for hands free use.
- A protective lens shutter.
- Indicator LED, interlock and key switch.
- Safe and secure operation.
- Outstanding burning ability.
- Solid shell with improved heat sink design.
- State of the art diode technology.
- Built in protective infra red (IR) filter.
- Free professional laser safety glasses.
- Free universal charger and rechargeable batteries.
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Spyder II GS
Next up at bat is Spyder II GS from WickedLasers.com. This Spyder super-gigantic green laser does look pretty awesome with 6061-T6 Aircraft-Grade Aluminum casting. I don’t if that’s necessary but it does make the green laser look great and probably make it last longer. The laser is also “water-proof” up to 30 meters, which is probably its strongest point. I don’t know if you could take it surfing with you but this laser does seem the most rugged out of the three super-gigantic green lasers we reviewed today.
The Spyder II GS is rated at 200 to 300mW in output power.
At price tag of $1699.99, it’s a pretty good spend for 200 to 300mW of power but remember you do get “aircraft aluminum” casting and “water-proof” casing, that’s probably where the extra cost went to.
The best just got better. The new military-grade Spyder II™ GX is encased in a lightweight 6061-T6 aerospace aluminum shell. The laser body is Military Type III black anodized to protect against scratches. All Spyder II™ lasers are completely airtight and waterproof up to 30 meters, making it the perfect tool for tactical applications. The Spyder II™ GX is a wicked masterpiece showcasing Wicked Lasers’ revolutionary Tesla™ cooling technology. The Spyder II™ GX laser is designed to operate under the most demanding of conditions, and is the first portable laser equipped with thermoelectric cooling. With a 100% duty cycle, the Spyder™ II GX has the most burning and beam visibility capabilities Wicked Lasers has to offer. Powered by a single 18650 high capacity lithium battery, the Spyder II™ GX is visible for hundreds of miles, and is a glimpse into the future of green laser technology.
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Comparison Chart for 125mW to 600mW Green Lasers:
| 150mW Green Lasers | ||
| Company | DragonLasers.com | WickedLasers.com |
| Model | Aurora 150mW | Elite 150 |
| Price | $479.99 | $699.99 |
| Output Power | 150 to 175mW | 150 to 1200mW |
| Beam Diameter | <1.6mm @ aperture | 1.6mm |
| 300mW Green Lasers | ||
| Company | DragonLasers.com | WickedLasers.com |
| Model | Hulk 200mW | Spyder II GX |
| Price | $799.99 | $1,699.99 |
| Output Power | 200 to 300mW | 200-300mW |
| Beam Diameter | 1.5mm @ aperture | 1.5-2mm @ aperture |
| 600mW Green Lasers | ||
| Company | DragonLasers.com | TechLasers.com |
| Model | Hulk Ultra 400mW | Crossfire EX 600mW |
| Price | $1,499.00 | $2,649.99 |
| Output Power | 400 to 600mW | 600mW |
| Beam Diameter | 1.5mm @ aperture | 1.5mm |
Overview
Remember, these 300 to 600mW green lasers are really powerful and probably will cause blindness if you point at a person’s eye for more than 20 seconds.
A lot of people ask me, especially my friends, “Why do you need a green laser?”. I tell them, “You shoot it at the sky at night and watch the green laser brighten the sky for miles and miles.” That’s right, the green laser is really for entertainment, it’s cool! Wouldn’t you want to have one?
If you want to get started with green lasers, I do highly recommend going with a 125mW green laser. (This’d cost you anywhere around from $349.99 to $399.99 over at DragonLasers.com or WickedLasers.com.
What is your favorite? And if you have tried any of the lasers listed, please leave a comment.
(If you are a super-gigantic green laser manufacturer, send us a sample of your green laser and receive a free video review post. E-mail inquiries to zedomax [at] gmail.com)
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What sinister dreams! Jokes apart, very impressive stuff there, though extremely expensive just for fun IMO.
Definitely, Green Lasers are the shi+
That there hobby is a mighty expensive one my friend. I would not be able to afford such an indulgence!
Lol…well I just keep writing reviews and maybe someone will send me a sample.
I shall pray for you!
Looks like fun, make sure that you always wear the correct laser safety eye protection in accordance with the wavelength of the laser.
Laser Man
Good advice, although I have never worn any protection before. I believe all green lasers have wavelength of 532nm so you’d only need one type of laser protection for green lasers, right?