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It is always interesting experimenting with these things, isn't it? :yh: As a precautionary measure I will first measure my 1w blue (for a side-by-side results comparison with my 2.5w LaserBee USB) , prior measuring the big boy ... then I will record the whole "high power measuring experiment"...

I have contacted Illumination Supply Customer support trying to address my concerns ... "Furthermore do you consider safe measuring blue lasers of 3.5-3.6 Watt for ~3-5 minutes with this LPM or the sensor will not withstand the induced high thermal loads?" ... and received the following...

Looks like having a very good value for money, however it seems that the first production batch of the X4s have been sold out (available on backorder at the time of writing via Radiant Electronics X4 3.7W Laser Power Meter - $99.95 : Illumination Supply, Quality Flashlights and More! ). Is...