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The green one is super bad. You can see it's tail? Track? Whatever z you can see it The red ones good. As good as any sights The Violet one was low powered and it done brokeI'd buy this again but best know that the green one is the real deal. The red ones plenty good and the other one you can give to a kid.

It was a super inexpensive laser pointer pack I got for my cats to play with them. They came in quickly and the price was low, one of the lasers seems like it might not last terribly long but I really only needed one anyway so I am happy with the products.

I've bought alot of these over the years , I use them mainly as semi disposable cat toys , I don't want them overly strong and I don't care about consistency that much. As such these are cheap, moderately poor quality , inconsistent luminosity and strength and die over time . Do not use them as a teaching aid , pointer etc. do not expect them to shoot across the room and consistently give you a fine dot. They might last through a few battery life's , but they're gonna break down after a couple of months or a year or two at best. That said they are incredibly good value for money if you just buy a bunch and put them in a few drawers for easy access . My cat comes to bother me when working ? Grab one out of the drawer and send her on a wild goose chase , lack of exercise ? Pull one out , I even used to carry one in my pocket as an edc for when I meet other cats . Weak ? No chance of blinding anyone or the cat. They do exactly what I want them to at a reasonable.distance and strength no more no less.When my next one dies , I will no doubterdly just restock and start again. Don't try to get longevity , just get value from what it is for what it is

My fault, I should've researched before buying. I need laser pointers for collaborating with others viewing a flat screen TV at my office. Probably should not have bought cat toys lol. Should have spent more $$ and bought actual TV-ready pointers. These do not work well for that purpose.3 stars not because of my mistake, but because they are really cheaply made and several quality issues: The screw threads to access the battery compartment are difficult to work without cross threading. There is no indication which way the batteries go in, trial and error. So the first one, I had to install them twice, and the threads made that difficult. The other end of the battery compartment is a cap that snaps into the barrel, and on one pointer the cap would not stay in because of spring pressure from the batteries. So had to super glue it.So because of quality issues, only 3 stars. But they did all work.The light from them is surprisingly different. Green is the brightest and most focused, and actually is somewhat visible on the TV. Purple is weak and fuzzy. Red is in between. Purple and red are invisible on the screen, but I can get by using the one green one, and give the other two to my daughters to play with their cats lol.

DO NOT BUY THEM TO PLAY WITH FOR PETS. YOU WILL CAUSE PERMANENT EYE DAMAGE TO YOUR PETS.The labels state they're a Class 3, less than 5mW. The red one measured slightly over 5mW (5.2 to be exact), the blue one measures 7.6mW, the green one is almost 10mW! The green one is brighter than my Class 3B laser square that has a 150 foot range in daylight. They should be classified as a Class 3B laser which requires eye protection at the close distance that your pet would play with it at and age restricted. At close range, the green and blue one will make a piece of tissue smolder. The blue one activates UV paint meaning its wavelength is lower than the advertised 315nm. My power meter shows it as measuring 280nm, which is highly dangerous to your eyes unorotected. See my laser rating spec sheet attached.Shame on the seller for even promoting it as a "Pet Toy". You're abusing your animals if you do. They're simply too powerful and there are cooler options available. I admit I bought it for that purpose but, upon first use, I knew they were too much.AGAIN I SAY DO NOT USE THESE TO PLAY WITH YOUR PETS.Now to the actual review.Pros: They're super bright and we're stellar at pointing out stars in the sky at night, even with a full moon. They fit in your pocket nicely and can pack into a bag no problem to complement other tools. Takes easy to find AAA batteries instead of coin-cell batteries.Cons: All three are now broken in some way. Red one has a broken battery spring (which wouldn't have happened if fresh batteries lasted more than 10 minutes), green one goes dim after a minute or two and fades out, even with new batteries, button broke on the blue one (have to press it at different "angles" or smack it to get it to work).All three loved to eat through batteries. Considering my warning above, I can see why. My laser square has a 3000mah 12v battery that powers its high powered laser and lasts about 2-3 hours whereas these take 2-1.5V AAA batteries. Within 10 minutes, each laser barely had enough power to make it visible for than a few feet in the dark. Past the return window on these. Very disappointed. Might tear them apart to recover the laser for hobby stuff. They're pretty useless now otherwise.

Kept my cat and toddler entertained. Decent price. Enough said.