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Could I replace the Cyber's resin lens with a glass lens? I'm also interested why the resin lens would be bad for burning. Also, I asked around and there is a 1$ difference in shipping price between survivallasers and dragonlasers, so dragon would be cheaper. The shipping prices would be 17$...

Are the batteries and charger from lazerer good? Or should I get them from somewhere else. EDIT: I don't quite understand battery sizes, could someone clear them up for me. I think 2x16430 = 1x18650 by size, but double voltage?

Could you please post a video LPMing these glasses? Various lasers please.

Really? No help for newbies? Seriously, I've searched the forums and what I ask here I haven't found anywhere else.

Laser Glasses - UV to Green Lasers Protection 190-548nm :: Laser Safety :: Dragon Lasers Wouldn't these glasses be as good as the Eagle Pair? I compared the charts and for 405nm they seem to be even better.

So it reduces power? Diffraction? Color? Brightness?

Sorry, not an expert just yet, what's the difference?

Devil Cyber 405nm - 500mW Focusable Violet Laser Pointer Water Proof , Devil RIFLE - 405nm Full 500mW Violet Burning Laser Pointer Now, help me choose between these 2, or suggest a better one. The Cyber has less power, but is cheaper, smaller and waterproof. The Rifle is more expensive, isn't...

So there really is no escaping the fact, I'll have to buy the Eagle Pair?

As I understand the main factor, also in the chart you provided, is the OD(rating?). The Eagle Pair claims 4+ while lazerer's claim >5.0(OD+5,OD+6). Enlighten me in my mistakes.

I've looked into the glasses and the Eagle Pair with shipping would cost me about 60$, whereas the glasses from lazerer(where I intend to buy the laser from, if I do) cost 15$( Beginner Safety Goggles for 405nm / 445nm Laser ) and they have free shipping. Why would you not recommend them over...

Ok, I guess my eyes are quite invaluable. I'd also like more information about the distance burning abilities of 405nm and 445nm lasers. I have gathered from this site that lazerer is the more recommended site. What are the differences between these lasers, other than the price and hosts. 405nm...

Beginner Safety Goggles for 405nm / 445nm Laser What about these glasses? I understand that glasses are an important part of having a laser, but that doesn't make the Eagle Pair cost less.

I want to buy a handheld laser. I don't want a green laser because visibility other than the spot is not important and they're expensive. I've seen that different colors of lasers have differently shaped dots and therefore burn differently. I'm wondering which of these burns better at a range of...

Hi, I'm thinking of buying a high power laser more than 500mW, but I'm not looking to spend too much money 200$ would be really be pushing the limit. So far I've been considering dragonlasers, rayfoss, o-like and lazerer. I'm also thinking about how big the difference between different power...