20 Best Green Laser Light Combo (2023 Updated)

I received this Bliss light USB laser lights for room in green. It plugs directly into a USB port, or it has an extra adapter/cord that can help lengthen the cord and give you movement with a device.

The device seemed very well made. It was extremely simple to use, you just plug it in. When I plugged it in, I was amazed at how bright the lights are. This would not work good for outside, but it would be excellent for inside, especially with the extra adapter cord that gives you movement.

The green is a bright lime green, that would be perfect as an extra Christmas decor in your house. I was astonished at how beautiful it was. In the pictures attached you cannot see the green as bright as it actually is, my camera seems to die it down.

The extra cord/adapter makes it so you can angle it to go on multiple walls, but it is best on the ceiling. It does seem to do strands of stars, but I think that is how it is made, so it is not evenly spaced perfectly, but still is beautiful.

The device may look a little unsightly when you use the extra cord to angle it towards the ceiling, but I think it is worth it. The only thing I would change, is having the extra cord adapter be longer and have a way to attach to a wall, because it can be difficult to have the stars angle on the walls if you have furniture nearby that may block it.

If you don’t have any furniture blocking it, then you should be just fine. To me it seems like it brings extra elegance, and will be great as additional ambience for Christmas.

This little thing is really amazing. We are shocked by how wide this projects for such a tiny thing. It’s no bigger then a pen light but it fills up my whole living room with light. We got the blue and we love it.

It’s almost like a starry night sky in our house. The last 2 nights we have turned off all the lights in the living room and have just had this on while watching a movie and it’s great. I don’t know what it is about it but it’s just relaxing to have it on and sit back and watch a movie with the kids.

My only complaint is it’s a little heavy so if you have older outlets they don’t hold it in. I plug it in and it falls back out. My kids are fighting over who gets it in their room so I’ll have to buy another one.

My grandson and I built a “wine deck in the trees”. 8′ high, like a tree house. We installed 2 lights initially. had some friends over for sunset wine. we all loved the lights. I ordered 2 more and our friends ordered some for their patio and extras to give as gifts.

The next night neighbors came over for wine. they went crazy over the lights. they ordered some. and I ordered 2 more (who’s crazy). We have had friends over 3 nights in a row, each group went home and ordered lights.

I’m going to give them as gifts. We have had so much fun with these lights. Can’t wait for the spring when we can be out there on the deck more.

I have several of these lights, the stationary ones. I live very rurally so there is no light pollution out here. The are beautiful. These move and look like dancing fireflies in my trees. Very pleased with these.

The green will project the farthest. If you live in a dark place, and want some enchantment in your world, get some!.

I was tired of replacing my burnt out icicle lights again, so I came upon this product. I set it up about 30 feet from my house and the results were excellent! The laser is very bright and has various star sizes.

The light field is very, very wide and covers my 2 storey house top to bottom and 50 feet across. But what makes this a very unique product is that 20% of the stars move! This makes it extra special!.

Very satisfied, Also comes with a remote to speed up or slow down the star motion. Includes a base for indoor use.

I bought two of these one I use as a pointer and the other is mounted and I use it in tandem with the finder scope. I have been using them now for several months. They are good little lasers. until it starts to get cold.

I live in Ohio and we are now into December and once it gets under 40 degrees the pointer just doesn’t like it. Orion needs desperately to offer either a heater for it’s lasers or a laser that can work in colder temps or both.

If they did I would buy both. Can I recommend them. yes if you live in an area that the temps stay about 40 degrees, but if you are going to be out when the mercury drops under freezing. look for something else.

My quick fix that does help is two big handwarms and I wrap the laser and spare batteries and keep them in a pocket to keep them warm. This does work, but I bought the laser to mount and leave mounted, not to mount, swing to my target and then put back in my pocket.

When I first got my telescope, and being a beginner in astronomy, I had a hard time finding objects in the sky other than the obvious objects such as the moon or planets. I got the green laser pointer and mounted it to my scope.

That made a big difference. I could look in the sky with the laser on and see where my telescope was pointing. It helped me a lot to find deep space objects. My son also has a telescope and I got him one of these lasers too and he mounted it on his telescope and he says he can find several objects in the sky in a session.

The laser pointer is also handy by itself in pointing to objects for yourself or to show others. Be aware of planes flying in your sight and be sure to turn it off so as to not disrupt the flying aircrafts.

I’ve used green laser pointers from 1998-2017 for teaching Astronomy classes. I had around 300 students per year and we had night sky observations at least every two weeks for four to five hours. The school had purchased my green laser pointers for less than half the price of my new Orion one so I expected from the cost of these that they’d be better than the ones I used to use.

I purchased two Orion Green Laser Pointers and I could hardly see what I was pointing at let alone someone next to me. So I put the Lithium batteries in each and thought that might help but still neither worked much better with the better batteries.

I know I’ll have to purchase another green laser pointer as I’m starting observation sessions in my subdivision and know that these Orion Green Laser Pointers will not do the job I had hoped they would.

I’ve purchased and modded several of these lasers. Easy to do if you know what your looking at. Sometimes the diameter of the module is different or it will be pressed in from the front or the back. The hosts and anodization are pretty decent, the tailcaps are decent, but the quality of the LED module is questionable.

I’ve bought over a dozen and at least 1/3 were DOA or dead shortly after arrival. One lasted less than 30 seconds. I modify them to put out much more than stock power, so to me it isn’t a huge deal but I would be pretty upset if I was expecting a long lasting quality product.

Excellent novelty items, great for showing off to friends and family, but not something I would let a kid play with unattended, as they could cause serious permanent eye damage. If your on the fence, just buy one.

You’ve wasted a lot more money on dumber stuff.

The first one I purchased and used very little, died on me during an investigation, after inspecting found one of the circuit boards soldering fell apart, rendering it useless, so purchased a new one form same dealer, for the price, thought why not.

the lens cap on the new one is different and you projects a very small area unless you push down on the lens cap to produce a much bigger pattern. only problem is you would have to keep pushing down on the lens cap which makes the item useless to use, first thought was to take the old lens cap and place it on the new one, can’t different size and configuration.

Oh well it was only $7. Will try to figure out how to solder the old one or just buy from a different source. The one good thing about this one is you can remove the lens cap and use it as a pointer only.

but I really do not have much use for just a pointer.

I am very happy with this item. I have recently purchased a different one. This other one is just a little better then my first one but I paid more. I have bought another one of this one I’m reviewing and I’m happy about it.

So are my kids!!!! They don’t get to play with them because I’m afraid they will hurt each other’s eyes so they chase the light. The cat? She is a kitten but knows she can’t get the lights so she don’t care about it much.

Lol not the kids. They would chase it for hours Thank you A satisfied continual customer! Buy batteries WITH charger. Uses them kind of fast but we are having fun.

Great tool, only wish I had purchased one earlier. Used it to level a floor that had fallen in a house. Made the leveling easy. Extremely easy to set up and use.

Makes finding heights and plumb points fast and accurate. I love it! Just as good as the PLS lasers, if not better.

I used it today and the point laser doesnt have a magnet to attach to the track like the hilti. Other than that it was a good priced kit

Really good quality user friendly laser. I was able to set up and use straight out of the box. I’d have loved to see it come with the rotating base or something that would allow you to micro adjust the beam.

But otherwise, no issues so far.

Just what i need for downlights

Absolutely crap , dpd messed the delivery up twice then ffx persuaded me to arrange that someone stayed home another day and the delivery never turned up again. I ended up buying different products elsewhere at a greater cost.

I could have ordered from their competitors for a similar price overall but I stupidly trusted this company.

For use as a pointer, in an indoors setting, I’d recommend this laser. It’s adequately bright. However, when used in daylight outdoors, it just barely works. It’s not as bright as some other 2x AAA battery lasers I’ve had.

It does,however, have a nice substantial feel to it. It looks and feels well made. It’s just that only indoors or after dark outdoors does it really work well. Which is why I didn’t give it five stars.

Using this outdoors, long distance. Point is too small to see. This item was significantly more expensive than other similar products. Why? I thought I would get a better product. Nope.

Not impressed at all with the intensity of the light beam while identifying stars and planets. It needs to be very, very dark in order to see the laser beam.

Ordered both a green and red laser unit. The red one has a problem with the 3 threaded tips not fitting. Not a seller fault here. Wrote the seller asking for help to get the correct tips that fit a few days ago.

Bought 10/19, stopped working 2/21, just after warranty expiration. After infrequent use it charges but does not go on. Definitely not worth the cost.

Most sewing machines no longer have flat sides (like Singer 445) for mounting Velcro squares. This is unusable on our Juki, so, rather than trash/return, plan to use on a shop CNC cutter for pin-pointing the beginning cut location.

I didn’t realize when I bought this it was factory refurbished, but the price was so much lower than other offers I saw, I decided to purchase it. I have bought numerous factory refurb products over many years, and have never been disappointed even one time.

This laser level was no exception. It levels itself in just a second or two and seems to be well within the accuracy specifications. The ability to turn the vertical and horizontal lines on and off individually is a very nice feature, and the green laser shows up much better than me old red one did.

Highly recommended!.

This is the first time I’ve used a laser for anything. I’m currently finishing the basement of my new house. The Bosch laser is easy to use and really saves a lot of time. I would highly recommend getting a tripod stand for the laser.

That will be my next purchase.

I first bought the red laser but, returned it for the green. I was needing to use it outdoors. The green was easier to see in daylight with the reflector tool provided.

The device itself is great. However, i am totally shocked that such a sophisticated and expensive device does NOT come with any kind of detailed operating manual. I even called DeWalt’s customer service.

Even their own rep was surprised that a $700 piece of equipment does NOT come with an operating manual. Another interesting fact is that there is a small metal piece in the package (that appears in the picture on their Canadian website only) that is not mentioned anywhere in the description.

When I called their customer service, I asked about this piece, and even emailed them a picture of it; their own customer service had no idea what the piece does or is. I am very disappointed in DeWalt; they were never like this before – I know because I own numerous DeWalt tools that I have always been happy with, and that is precisely why I was willing to spend this much.

I’m seriously considering to return this item even though I really like the tool itself.

Two years ago I bought this to make lining up ceiling tiles easier but I keep coming back to it to speed up framing, laying tiles, laying out decking, leveling floor joists in old houses that have shifted and countless other things.

I even used it to trim my hedges! I now have the straightest and most level hedges in the neighborhood. 🙂 But seriously, I am a renovation contractor and this thing has paid itself off a dozen times.

I often get jobs based on the fact that I was so good at fixing other contractors messes using this level. True, I could have probably done it with another manufactures tool but I am a Dewalt guy and bought this one and it has performed flawlessly for two years.

The only trouble I had with it was seeing the line over 14 ft. distance on a sunny day while lining up a 36 ft second story deck. On that day I got over it by holding a white piece of paper over the area the line should have been to see it but have since bought the green laser detector for outdoor work.

Indoors I primarily use it just on the floor or attached to a Task extension pole that allows me to lift it to any height I need. Task sells an attachment that fits the base of the level and clamps to the pole.

Just picked up one of these lasers a few weeks ago and have been using it almost daily. I have used it for setting ADA grab bars and other commercial bathroom accessories, framing walls, setting welded and knock down frame doors, installing drop ceiling and I am sure more I cannot think of.

It is extremely intuitive to use right out of the box. I shouldnt say “box”, it is a very nice case with foam padding that does a great job holding everything in place and protecting it. Also you dont need an engineering degree to fit it all back in where it goes.

Fells very solid. Easy to use. Very strong magnet. I could go on.

This was a replacement for one of the same brand that I owned for five years before losing it. It is the nicest pointer I’ve owned. I use it mainly for teaching in a classroom setting and for public lectures.

It has a strong red beam that is visible even from a distance. It is sturdy and comfortable to hold. Had I not lost it, the pointer would have still been working after five years, which is not bad nowadays, when most things seem to break after a year or so.

This laser pointer works well, and feels comfortable. The first patron to check it out from our library sheered off the rubber power button, by removing the surrounding black cap that either wasn’t glued down securely, or was twisted off.

I thought it was rather intuitive to use, but apparently at least one user disagrees.

I bought this laser because as a millwright/pipefitter/fabricator, I needed a laser with cross lines and plumb points. I’m already on the Milwaukee platform and heard good things about their new green lasers.

Unfortunately, after coughing up over 600 bucks for this laser, I came to find out you can’t use the plumb points separately. You must use them in conjunction with the cross line. At this price point, you should be able to toggle through each function just like the DeWalt 5 Spot + Cross Line laser or the Bosch 80CG laser.

Many times, the cross lines are an annoyance or get in the way of the specificity of the job and why I just need the plumb points. Really poor engineering and insulting to tradespeople both functionally and price wise.

Returned it and went with the Bosch. I’m more than willing to come back to the platform once Milwaukee updates this laser.

A solid quality laser, wouldn’t expect anything else from Milwaukee. The rechargeable battery seems to last forever, been using it on and off for a week and still haven’t needed to charge it. My only gripe with this laser is that the vertical line directly above the laser is very dim (from the plumb point to about a meter or so in front before it gets bright) not sure if this is due to the design, but my AA battery DeWalt green laser is far brighter when it projects the line directly above it.

I’m stating this as I’m an electrician, and the bright line above the unit makes it easy to mark out downlights in tight spaces, whereas with the Milwaukee, you need to place it further back to where your first downlight is so you can see the line, if you’re working in an area that’s well lit.

On the positive side, the range of this laser is incredible and beats any laser I have used in the past. Would recommend to anyone!.

I purchased this product for my outside kitchen & bar which takes the form of an outside self contained building and the initial results have proven excellent. The only slightly annoying feature is the constant fan running in standby mode which is fine if you have music playing to drown the fan noise out.

The only way of stopping the fan is remove the supply, lights and music will normally be both used together thus this is a minor niggle. Madrid hifi have proven to me that they are very efficient and reliable company from purchase to delivery so more orders will follow.

I purchased this after getting fed up with cheap Chinese ones breaking down. The build quality is far superior and the brightness of the laser is vastly greater. The unit itself is very compact with two brackets for mounting either on a T-Bar or it can be used standing on the floor or on top of a speaker, the two knobs at the side for adjusting the angle are really good.

The ability to control the speed of the laser is a very good point, using it on slower numbers is great as you can set the speed to match the tempo of the song. The unit is very quiet when in operation and doesn’t appear to have any over heating issues (unlike the cheap ones).

The laser pattern is very good, I used it recently for a gig in a large barn and it filled the roof space fantastically, it looks really good with a hazed filled area also. There are two very minor issues, firstly the remote is very small and doesn’t feel sturdy.

Secondly the unit comes with a continental plug with an adapter for UK use which makes it a bit clumsy to plug in and the adapter will not store in the box so you have to remove it each time you pack away which could lead to it being lost.

Despite the minor issues all in all this is a cracking little laser for the money and I can recommend it if you are after a quality looking effect. Thank you, dunedain-warrior.

I have many lights and have gotten alot of experience over the last few years. Different lights for different moods and emotions. This is a great laser to layer using red or green or both at the same time.

It also has a remote. I have a super massive light show and love to change things up instead of the same thing all night long. This laser light is great and durable and only a $100.

I got my laser pointers for my job. In darker areas and at night the lasers really work good. If I didnt put them on my key chain and just stored them somewhere theyd be fine. Unfortunately I needed them to go with me so they go on my key chain in my pocket.

The first one unscrewed on me and I discovered batteries and part of it in the dryer later on. The second one I would tighten to try and prevent it from doing the same thing and somehow the light side unscrewed or popped off in only a couple days.

The laser pointers work good but If youre buying this particular product I wouldnt recommend putting in on your key chain. The wire connecting it to the keychain also came undone on both of them.

I’ve used these small flashlights in a number of places; in the home and in the car where larger flashlights are too big. They’re a simple design, very lightweight and the batteries last a long time with normal use.

Most of the key chain flashlights I’ve seen are too large or too heavy for my liking, but this one fits exactly what I was looking for.

The laser is well built it requires 3 batteries to run it looses laser brightness in a short time around 20 minutes or less its way to expensive to replace batteries every 20 minutes. I liked the size and quality of the laser but why do you buy a laser, for function #1 first then form.

Bought two of these. Finally a lasers that looked tough, by my favorite brand Milwaukee. The tool itself isn’t bad, but what is the point on putting such cheap magnets on a so expensive laser. No problem with buy spending money on quality stuff, but why not puting a 2$ more expensive on a quality magnet? It’s like if there’s no magnet at all.

Milwaukee could have been a lot better by putting a convenient magnet. I am a carpenter and 80% of the time, I put the laser on a gyproc corner, scaffold or a round post. The other 20%, I put it on a flat table/beam or else.

Even on a round post directly on steel, the laser tends to fall down. I bought magnets on amazon, trying to fix it, but there is no way it can work properly. These lasers are returning straight where I bought them and I am looking forward to a huepar on amazon.

Tired of spending so much money on lasers (other marks are not better by the way) DO NOT BUY THESE LASERS if you don’t work directly on squared steel stud or beams. A big fail from Milwaukee for launching a new laser, I don’t feel like Milwaukee were awared of the needs of professionnals on that one.

Milwaukee could have seized a very good opportunity, because there is no tough laser rechargeable on the market right now.

Received laser last weekend. I Install hardware and some carpentry in large commercial apartment buildings. Long story short, the laser holder is not even close to being strong enough to hold itself up on drywall corner-bead.

This is common practice. Why even say it’s magnetic? Twice as expensive as a similar dewalt offering that sticks like glue to anything ferrous. Works OK on metal studs, but in a workplace setting things get bumped and banged on, and I wouldn’t trust it.

I’m not impressed. It would have cost milwaukee less than $4 to throw a magnet on that actually sticks.

I just used this to frame a whole house basement. Place lighting and level out several other things. It’s held up to everything we threw at it. The adjuster knobs make the work 10 times easier. I will say if you can afford the vertical bracket for it then you will not regret it.

Worth every penny. Without the vertical adjustment bracket it’s just the traditional (manual) placement for horizontal lines. I love the case though wish it could go on packout. Magnets for metal studs were ok but could be better for sure.

This laser pointer is lightweight and compact but not so small as to get lost. It is simple – it doesn’t allow you to control your slides – but I like that it isn’t complicated. There is one button and it doesn’t require too much pressure to activate.

The laser is bright, even in a well-lit room, and the dot is big enough. I do wish you could push the button and the laser would stay on if you wanted. As it is you have to hold down the button for the laser to stay on.

But that is a minor quibble and shouldn’t be a problem because you’re not usually using it for very long at a time. Overall, a great simple option for a laser pointer. AND it includes the batteries!.

As far as laser pointers go, this one is top notch. It’s very easy to use and the light is bright. I am an Instructor and I’ve used a lot of laser points over the years, this is one of my favorites so far.

I can be half way to the back of the room and it still shines brightly on the screen. It looks a lot like a pen and has been misplaced at the bottom of my bag with my many pens, I’m going to try to find a case for it.

Overall, I really like this and intend to use it all semester.

I really like the style of this laser pointer. It’s very professional looking — not a cheesy red dot toy. The real test was the distance. It was amazing how far the laser pointer would shine with clarity.

I kid you not, it was well over 100 feet. I highly recommend this laser pointer! It is worth every penny!.

The green laser is an outstanding pointer, assuming it’s not a cold Wisconsin night (so about 4 nights a year up here). I’ll try lithium batteries next time, it might handle the cold better; otherwise I just tuck it under a few layers to warm up.

I appreciate the three position red light. The first setting is very dim, but the second is perfect: not so bright as to upset your night vision (not to mentions your companion’s), but bright enough to see star charts or find out how many times the power cable is wrapped around the base of your GOTO ‘scope! The “regular” light is not bright enough and is not adjustable, which seems a bit ridiculous considering the cost of this flashlight.

This is definitely a nice tool. There is not a lot of negative things to say about it. I did use it outside for the day, I had quite a bit trouble seeing the laser but only when the sun was directly shining on what we were working on.

I think any laser would have struggled in the same situation. My biggest complaint is that it’s only available in a kit and was very pricey. I didn’t really need another battery but it’s nice to have I guess.

What I didn’t need was yet another m12 only charger, they are starting to pile up and collect dust fast. At the price point I would like to have seen the kit in packout case so I could carry it easily with my other tools since it’s only going to be available in the kit.

I like idea of it being stored safe in a case is nice but it would be nice to clip it into my packout to carry it around. That’s something I do need. I’m not a contractor and I’m not using Milwaukee tools to make money.

I just do a lot of home improvements for myself and with my friend. I like quality tools that will last and this another tool in the lineup.

I have been waiting for this laser to be in stock for a while! Bought it at the first occasion, I am a fan of the M12 line. The box is great, everything fits nice and secure. The unit seems to be well built.

The problem: the vertical line (at least pointing to the front) gets too wide as the distance increases. We also see artifacts with multiple “light” lines by the main one. I own multiple lasers (Bosch and DeWalt), and none exhibits this problem.

I’ll be exchanging this unit and see how it goes. So far I am unhappy to be unhappy.

Works very well. Helped me level out some finish work. I really liked to be able to use my revhargable m12 batteries instead of packs and packs of disposable batteries. Highly recommend from big tasks like laying tile to even decorating like leveling out portraits.

The only thing I didn’t like is that it seems too heavy for even the milwaukee brand tripod. Setting it up on a tripod really shows how heavy the device is as you have to hold the weight as you set up the height.