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3v 5mW 650nm Red Dot Laser Diode Module, (5 Pack)

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  • Class IIIR laser product, 5mW power output
  • Wavelength: 650nm
  • Outer diameter: 6mm
  • Working Voltage: 3V (farhop 5V Version also available on amazon.)
  • Includes Clamshell Packaging


farhop 3v 5mW 650nm Red Dot Laser Diode Module, (5 Pack)


MattMc
2025-09-06 15:13:52
For Christmas I bought 3 packages of "icicle" type LED light strings for the outside of the house. These particular sets came with a "Try Me" button on the box, connected to a little battery pack inside, to demonstrate what the lights looked like in operation. Cool. I salvaged the push button switches and battery packs (2 double AA's) and connected one of these little laser diodes to each. Just threw them together with hot glue, really - nothing fancy, but now we have new cat toys on the cheap. Laser is nice and bright, and fairly coherent for across the room use.
Sqeaky
2025-05-19 10:45:47
Mounting laser to shark.No I am not kidding. I have a buddy who paint and mods minis for gaming. He has a 2 inch shark figure that is getting a laser.These are bright red and hook up directly to a cr2032 or other 3v battery easily.
Thor
2025-04-26 15:10:19
the divergence on these is horrible. Only get if you do not car if the dot is large
Abhi
2025-04-01 14:44:19
Cheaply made, they will break or go out quiet quickly but its expected at the price that they are being sold at.
Bill
2025-03-01 16:56:34
These are cool little diodes. Depending on your use, you'll probably need an additional lens. I purchased both the 3 volt and 5 volt version. One word of warning, don't accidentally pump 5 volts through your 3 volt diodes, you'll "let the smoke out".
S. Brown
2025-02-13 16:55:06
Got them. They ran perfectly off 3V straight. (No resistor added, just the 3.3V pin on my Arduino.)
James
2025-01-23 15:09:32
Works great, it's possible to adjust the focus. These really are brass though so they're pretty heavy.
David Allen
2025-01-02 16:59:33
amazing; put hot glue at base to support wires