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Light Defender Laser

Light Defender Laser

$19.97 USD
$19.97 USD
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The Light Defender is one of the most powerful lasers available to the public. With a 532nm, 50 milliwatt beam, many people carry it as a clever “gun-free zone” defense tool. It can also serve as an emergency signal that’s visible for miles, and it has a variety of non-emergency uses too – like stargazing or deterring pest animals.
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Military-Grade Power, Now Available to Civilians

At one time, the technology inside the Light Defender was reserved for military use only, and many members of the U.S. Armed Forces still carry it daily. But thankfully, now civilians are allowed to do the same. When you see what it’s capable of, you’ll instantly understand why people are so excited that it’s finally available to the public!

Ward Off Attackers, Even In “Gun-Free Zones”

The Light Defender is not your average “laser pointer.” It’s far more powerful and can cause serious damage from hundreds of feet away when pointed at someone’s eyes. Make no mistake, it can serve as a painfully effective defense tool if you’re ever forced to use it as one. But since it’s not technically classified as a weapon at all, you can carry it literally anywhere.

Ultra-Strong Beam Shines Over 1.5 Miles

While the Light Defender has an already impressive 2,500-foot range in the daytime, it can shine for over 1.5 miles in the dark. This makes it the perfect emergency signal if you’re ever stranded and need to get help fast. In fact, the US Navy deemed it one of the best emergency signals ever created.

SPECS & FEATURES

  • Specifications

    Material: Aircraft-Grade Aluminum
    Weight: 2.8 Ounces
    Dimensions:‎6.38" x 1.14" x 1.1"
    Battery Type:Built-In Rechargeable

  • Features

    1. Bombproof construction and reinforced componentry
    2. Super long-lasting battery, 6-8 hours on one charge
    3. Mountable on most rifles to increase accuracy instantly
    4. Includes two safety keys

Overall rating: 4.5514565 / 5 from 515 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Light Defender Laser is highly regarded for its powerful 532nm, 50 milliwatt beam, making it a popular choice for defense and emergency signaling. Customers appreciate its quality, efficiency, and performance, though some have mixed opinions on its rechargeability and functionality. The device is praised for its bright beam and compact size, but a few users have noted issues with clarity of instructions and functionality.

Summary topics

  • Device Quality (3%): Customers appreciated the great quality of the product and were impressed with its efficiency and performance.
  • Laser Light Performance (8%): It was noted by customers that the laser light is a great, powerful tool for shooting sports.
  • Purchase Satisfaction (3%): Customers raved about their purchase, expressing their happiness and satisfaction with the product and highly recommending it.
  • Beam Brightness (8%): It was reported by customers that the beam is very bright and delivers an intense beam that extends well into the distance.
  • Tool Usability (6%): Customers loved the tool for its compact size, rechargeable feature, and ability to use both hands.

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Review highlights

  • "Very strong beam and as with all of Modern Needs items, great quality too!" — Allen F.
  • "It was the best quality laser I have purchased and the beam is crazy bright!!!" — Samantha S.
  • "Exlent tool works really well." — Jack O.

Reviews

I have never received the

"I have never received the one free light defender…?"

— Gary M. (3/5)

Really good product, quality is excellent.

"I have a few of these in case I need to point out something or use it in self defense. Of course you have to be very careful, Do not point this anywhere near an open area where it could hurt some ones eyes from far away. It does have a lock in case you would like to secure it. Do not let a child get ahold of this. It is like a gun, must be locked up."

— Stephen W. (5/5)

My Light Defender laser is

"My Light Defender laser is very strong and visible in broad daylight."

— Michael C. (5/5)

"Quality!"

— Timothy (5/5)

Good instrument. Perfect for pointing

"Good instrument. Perfect for pointing out tree limbs to be removed by my arborist. And as a signal device. Recommend"

— Gary B. (5/5)

Worth it!

"Amazing laser at an amazing price!"

— Ross L. (5/5)

It is very, very bright!

"It is very, very bright!"

— ROBERT H. (5/5)

Good but can't figure it different functions

"Like the ladder but can't figure out how to remove top cap to be able to use with just a single been. I saw him do it in the video provided however he didn't show us how he did it . Please advise. I also read there's different levels of power, can someone provide me an overview of how to change this or if there's a instruction manual. I received this as a gift but no instructions with it."

— Justin (4/5)

Have yet to use

"Have yet to use"

— Joe W. (4/5)

Great weapon

"This weapon is very slim, light, easy to use and effective. Recommend it!"

— Ron G. (5/5)

Q&A

Hey, just wondering, do you need safety goggles to use this laser pointer or can you use it without them?
Hi Nathan, You do not need them, But please make sure you do not point it in your eyes. Safety first!!
Does the laser need to be in the single-beam mode to be an effective defensive weapon? Or does the scatter mode work to ward off multiple attackers?
Hi Don, Yes, You would use the pattern to hit more then 1 object. Please feel free to reach out to us with any other questions.
how do you adjust to a single beam rather than the mass dots
Hi Gloria, I have sent directions on how to use the laser to your email address that we have on file. You are going to unscrew the entire tip of the laser off. That will give you a straight green beam.
I was wonder what voltage and current is fed into the laser diode?
It is 100 milliwatts, and it uses a 3.7V battery
How long should the battery be left on the charger? Does the red light on the charger turn to green when the battery is fully charged? My light defender does not produce a single green ray as shown , but produces dozens of little green emblems, what's up?
Hi Gaylon, Thank you for your question. The light defender laser lights up to show that it is charging and to access the single beam, please unscrew and remove the top part of the laser.