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Starlight lasers · Legal in the UK · Laser pointer specialist
Practical laser pointers for people who work and spend time outdoors: move pigeons, gulls and geese on at dusk, point out the stars, show a spot 300 metres away. Class 2, up to 1 mW – the class intended for sale to the public in the UK.
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Our most chosen green laser for birds, stars and long-range pointing.
Slim green laser pen on two AAA batteries – clip it on and go.
| Feature |  |  |  |  |  |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Color | Green · 532 nm | Green · 532 nm | Green · 532 nm | Green · 532 nm | Green · 532 nm |
| Battery | 18650 · rechargeable | AAA batteries | 18650 · rechargeable | 16340 · rechargeable | AAA batteries |
| Length | Full size | Full size | Full size | Compact | Full size |
| Pattern lens | No | No | Yes | No | Yes |
| Price | £99.95 | £34.95 | £69.95 | £79.95 | £39.95 |
| Details | Details | Details | Details | Details |
Legal in the UK: true 1mW class 2 laser (EN 60825-1).
Order before 3 pm for same-day dispatch.
Every laser pointer is tested before shipping. Batteries included, with an instruction video.
We answer within one working day.
Laserpointeronline.co.uk is the practical end of the laser pointer world. We sell green, red and violet laser pointers, but most of our customers buy for one of three reasons: bird control on farms, roofs, gardens and boats; stargazing; and pointing at things far away – a tree, a gutter, a buoy, a gate across the field. For all three, a green laser is the tool of choice, which is why green leads our range.
Every laser we sell is class 2, up to 1 mW (EN 60825-1): the class intended for sale to the public in the UK. Every unit is measured before it is shipped. We do not sell “burning” lasers and we will not pretend a class 2 laser is something it is not. What it does do – well – is put a clear, visible dot where you need it, approx. 300 m away at dusk and approx. 1 km away in the dark with green (indicative).
Pigeons on a barn roof, gulls on a restaurant terrace or a boat deck, starlings arriving at a roost in their hundreds, geese grazing a winter crop: birds see a moving green dot as something to get away from. Used at dusk and dawn, when birds settle or leave a roost, a slow sweep of the dot across the surface near them is usually enough to move them on – without noise, nets or chemicals. In bright daylight a class 2 dot is only visible on shaded surfaces (approx. 100 m), so we always advise the low-light hours.
Our step-by-step guide on the laser pointer for scaring birds page covers pigeons, gulls, starlings and geese, plus the rules: never aim at the birds themselves, never near aircraft, and leave active nests alone. For most people the right laser is the rechargeable G3 Pro, our best-seller.
On a clear night, saying “that bright one, just left of the other bright one” never works. A green dot does. Our green lasers are popular with families, walking groups and anyone who wants to show someone the Plough, Orion or a bright planet. In very dark, humid air the beam itself becomes faintly visible, which helps people standing right behind you follow it. Read laser pointer for astronomy for tips, including checking for aircraft first.
The same green dot helps by day and evening on farms, building sites and the water: showing a contractor which slate is cracked, which fence post to replace or which mooring is free. See our long-range laser pointer page for realistic distances per colour.
Pro lasers have an aluminium body and a rechargeable Li-ion battery with charger; the full-size ones (G1 Pro, G3 Pro, R1 Pro, V1 Pro) also have two safety keys. The compact Pro models (G2 Pro, R2 Pro, V2 Pro) fit a pocket. Laser pens (X1, X2, M1, Z1) are slim aluminium pens with a pocket clip and run on two powerful AAA batteries – simple and ready whenever you need them. Pro does not mean more power: all our lasers are class 2.
Use your laser most evenings? Go rechargeable and keep a spare 18650 or 16340 battery charged. Use it now and then, or leave it in a holiday home or boat for weeks? AAA pens are easier. Still not sure? Try the laser finder or compare models side by side.
Questions before you buy? Email support@starlightlasers.eu or use the contact page.
A laser pointer is a tool, not a toy. We only sell to customers aged 18 and over, and we ask every customer to follow a few simple rules:
Read the full laser pointer safety guide before your first evening out, and pass the rules on to anyone who borrows your laser.
Owning a low-power laser pointer is legal. Our lasers are class 2, up to 1 mW – the class intended for sale to the public in the UK. Shining a laser at vehicles or aircraft is an offence. Our safety page explains the laser classes.
Yes, especially at dusk and dawn. A moving green dot on the surface near pigeons, gulls, starlings or geese makes them uneasy and they move on. In bright sun a class 2 dot is weak, so work in low light. Full guide: laser pointer for scaring birds.
With our green lasers the visible dot reaches approx. 100 m in daylight on a shaded surface, approx. 300 m at dusk and approx. 1 km in the dark (indicative). Red and violet reach less far. More on our long-range laser pointer page.
Yes. A green laser is ideal for showing someone which star or planet you mean. Check for aircraft first and never point near them. See laser pointer for astronomy.
Green. The eye is most sensitive to green light around 532 nm, so a green dot looks much brighter than red or violet at the same class 2 output.
Our Pro lasers are: they come with 1 Li-ion battery and a PowerFox charger, which charges the battery outside the laser. A charge lasts at least about a month with normal use. The slim laser pens run on two AAA batteries.
Orders placed before 3 pm (UK time) on a working day are shipped the same day. Delivery to the UK takes 2–5 working days, tracked with PostNL, and the parcel fits through your letterbox. UK delivery is free from £50. Depending on the order value, UK import VAT or a handling fee may be collected on delivery.
Any laser can harm the eyes if you stare into it. With class 2 the natural blink reflex protects against a brief accidental glance, but you should never look into the beam or point it at people or animals. Read our safety rules.
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