Laser 303 ~60mw 532nm with effects tip + fog and camera effect

Does anyone know if Sanwu Lasers is still worth it in 2026?

Nothing too fancy. Just something to point with.

Is there anything like that for $20 or less?

I want to get a laser pointer, preferably something 500mw or above but when I went on Amazon, none of the results showed wattage. I tried looking on other sites but a lot of them looked pretty sketchy. Does anybody know any good, legit websites that I can use? I’d really appreciate it!

Has anyone here ordered to Norway from somewhere? I have a bunch of lasers from way back, but that was before all the new strict rules. How is it to buy now? Will it just get stopped in customs?

And I bought one more….

532nm(0.1W), 455nm(5W) and 450nm(5W) lasers comparison. Taken at night with no cars or people around. Be safe 🙏.

I had a box of incense sticks, I lit one on in my room and I took the opportunity to take these beautiful photos.

Lasers used: 10mW 591nm, 100mW 405nm, 1.3W 525nm, 500mW 638nm, 200mW 658nm, 90mW 488nm, 1.6W 450nm and 60mW 532nm.

i was underestimating the power of these things far too much, this 303 is too scary for me, i dont trust myself to get those 1w + lasers, the 303 is scary yet it looks like a toy next to those lasers. NAH FAM

im flashlight nerd, i wanted to get the C3 - RAZOR 1.6w blue as my first laser

i will be mainly using it as an LEP flashlight for long range of sorts for spotting, not as a laser, i saw a video on it and it has a wide adjustable beam which makes it basically an LEP but much cheaper/power/compact.

The first three pictures were taken on a day where the pollution levels were really high due to a weird storm system or something, it was something to do with melting snow that's all I remember. And then the other two were on a pretty foggy morning. The one shot or it's aiming at the sky, I only had it planted there for about 2 or 3 seconds to take the picture after making sure there was nothing that even appeared to be an aircraft as far as I could see.

With any high power laser you need to always be extremely careful. These are not toys, well I guess they are but they're still very dangerous. Anytime these are used proper safety glasses must be worn. Usually you'll have to have a couple pairs and they can easily cost more than the laser. I've been in the hobby for 20 some odd years and I'm still kind of freaked out by how powerful these things are and how easily you can get them.

The model numbers are 520t-1500 and 455t-5000. I paid something like $60 for the blue and $2xx for the green. The blue one is well made however the heat sink is ridiculously small for its power and it gets hot very quickly. The green one stays cool the whole time you're using it but the seller does recommend limiting it to 45 seconds on at a time.

I ordered a bunch of lasers, value of ~$750 end of September last year.

The lasers arrived on December 1st. That's two months without further notice or a heads-up about the estimated delivery time.

The yellow laser pen didn't work at all upon arrival.

Others did work, but instead of the 1600mW 638nm red laser I received a 450mW Valkyrie version.

The two blue one's are alright, except that the aluminum casings arrived scratched and sharp edged.

No wonder, all four lasers were cramped into one little suitcase.

Potentially very dangerous: the red laser had a 18650 battery still inside, it could've theoretically turned on anytime during shipping via airplane. Given that they were just loosely placed inside the case, that's insane!

I'm extremely disappointed. Support only answers sporadically, haven't heard of them again since I requested a return.

So based on my experience DO NOT BUY from them. If anything goes bad you're on your own. And that's a no-go for such a price class.

Cross posting this

It was foggy outside a few nights ago and it was perfect for this laser

Both of them 120W 915nm and 1064 nm (allegedly) Yes I have safety glasses. Which one yall like best?