Review on Laser pointer Green Laser 303 by Felicja Majewska ᠌

For $700–$800, it's spot on, however a bigger battery and the ability to charge it would encourage additional purchases. Advantages that vary The pointer is effective and has sufficient power—perhaps too much for a plaything. If you point the laser towards a white wall, for instance, it will cause your eyes to hurt after a while. If you concentrate, you can pop balloons and light matches. The casing is assembled normally, but the paint will chip off the edges in no time. A lock has a key that, while it can be turned by any means, serves admirably as a fuse. Lovely tin with amusing translation software! Contains drawbacks: One of the plates on the "starry sky" nozzle cracked and broke right away. It doesn't work with a standard power outlet, and the laser beam has poor focus, so charging is inconvenient. Getting ready to go. According to the markings, this battery has a capacity of 5200 mAh, which is highly improbable given its name (a "lithium battery"). And the sight of the battery in general casts serious doubt on its reliability.