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High-Performance Laser Pointer Red Green Blue-Violet
High-Performance Laser Pointer Red Green Blue-Violet
Regular price
$39.95 USD
Regular price
$69.95 USD
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$39.95 USD
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The laser beam never hits exactly where you point – and everyone looks elsewhere.
Anyone who needs to point to something during presentations or outdoors knows the problem: weak pointers get lost in the light, the beam is barely visible, and attention is lost. The high-performance laser pointer with selectable colors – red, green, or violet – delivers a clearly visible beam with up to 1000 meters range. You point once, and everyone immediately sees what you mean.

Advantages
- No more searching in the dark: The beam remains clearly visible even in poor lighting conditions or over long distances – you never have to point multiple times until someone recognizes the spot.
- No annoying switching between different devices: With three selectable laser colors in one compact device, there is no need to carry multiple pointers for different situations.
- No worries about breakage or quick wear: The housing made of copper and aluminum withstands rough use – you don’t need to treat the device as fragile or handle it overly carefully.

Specifications
- Available colors: Red, Green, Violet
- Power level: 1–5 mW
- Range: Red – 500 m, Green – 500–1000 m, Violet – 10–100 m
- Dimensions: 14 mm diameter × 155 mm length
- Material: Copper + Aluminum
- Power source: 2 × AAA batteries (not included)
- Voltage: DC 3.0 V

Usage
- Insert batteries: Insert two AAA batteries into the housing and close the cover securely.
- Select color: Choose the appropriate color variant – red, green or blue-violet – depending on the application and activate the pointer.
- Mark target point: Aim the laser beam at the desired spot – on the screen during presentations, outdoors on distant objects or markers.
Pro tip: For outdoor use in bright daylight, the green laser offers the best visibility – it is significantly brighter to the human eye than the red beam.
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