100mW 650nm Flashlight Style 2009 Type Red Laser Pointer Pen with 16340 Battery

• Made of high quality material, so it is enough durable for long time using
• The red laser can be seem as far as the eye can see
• Power saving, compact and reliable
• Simply press the button to activate the red laser pointer and release it to deactivate
• Lightweight and handy design, it is very convenient to put in bags or pockets
• Perfect for teachers, professors, doctors, managers, engineers and so on

Technical specifications

IIts length and width

It is the hole of the laser point

The end of the laser pointer

Bright red light

You can use the laser pointer pen for camping, architecture, SOS and astronomy

The "picture show" is only for your reference, please make the object as the standard.

Package list

• 1 x 100mW 650nm Flashlight Style 2009 Type Red Laser Pointer Pen
• 1 x 16340 880mAh 3.6V battery

Note

• Don't allow the laser beam to enter the eye. The laser beam is harmful to eyes, any contact will cause permanent damage. Not the laser point to the crowd, especially in the face
• Don't look directly with your eyes or using binoculars and other equipment to observe the laser beam on the remote control. Never let the laser point to a mirror or other highly reflective surfaces
• Please keep the laser pointer away from children ( especially the high powered ones ) in order to avoid the damage by the children's contacting
• Don't light laser pointer continually in 30 seconds, it will affect its lifetime for prolonged use
• Please remove the battery from the laser pointer when not in use
  
• Need to disassemble, adjust or repair, please get professional maintenance technicians
• The use of laser pointers ( especially the higher powered ones ) may be illegal in some countries. Therefore, customers can buy and use it by following the local laws and regulations. In the event of resale, you also need to incorporate this notation in the product description, so that any potential buyer can be well informed before making purchasing decision