Laserworld GS 400RGB W Garden Star

0:01 This is my first review of the Laser World Garden Pro Star Laser

Alright guys, this is my first review of the Laser World Garden Pro Star Laser. It's a white light star effect laser. So there it is. Now, first of all, some information. This actually really important information. By the way, I'm using a wide angle lens of fisheye so I want to try and get a lot of information into this video including in a bit when we'll turn the light off and I'll give you a demonstration of what it looks like as well. This is water resistant, so the IP rating is 65, which means it's waterproof. Now, you do not want to bung this in the water. Definitely do not want to start sticking inside a swimming pool or something like that. But let's imagine you put it outside and all of a sudden it starts hammering it down. Yeah, fine, don't worry about it. Okay, it's moving effect...

Feature as well and starry sky effect so let's open the box and let's have a look right so all right very anal here it's well packaged as should be expected and let is open this up right so i'm going to take that off here okay so we've got lots of ways of fitting it together in fact i'm just going to do that and put it i think it should be opened the other way around yeah that probably looks a little bit better Okay, so we have a power supply that is a three pin for the UK. We have a small little control unit there. Now then, there's a bit of a tab there and what that's... What that is for is to stop the battery running out during transit or during storage. So if you're going to use the control and you're thinking well it's not working, what you need to do is just pull that tab out. It's a very thin piece of plastic and that stops the battery touching the positive or negative terminal in there which means as soon as you pull that out the power supply is good to go. Right so let's have a look see what else we've got here.

2:43 What it looks like from an effect point of view

We have that plastic thing which we'll talk about that in a bit. I'm sure that's to attach, there it is of course, that's to attach there isn't it? See it's self-explanatory, come on guys! Oh dear me, right there you go and there is the laser itself, the laser beam, how about that? That looks pretty sexy actually. It appears to be plastic but that doesn't matter. At the end of the day what does matter is... What it looks like from an effect point of view. Okay, so what else have we got here? We've got some screws and we also have some other bits and bobs attachments. Now let me just run through these attachments very quickly. We've got a stake there, nothing too efficient chips and steak, but that you would poke into the ground and then of course if you wanted to then attach the laser to that.

On the other hand, this part here is for attaching maybe to a wall or a ceiling. And there are many ways of fitting this together. So if I just... Hold on, let's have a look. That goes there, that doesn't go there. Hold on. Are we missing a bit? Oh no, that's right, of course, beg your pardon. Right, OK, so... By the looks of it here, if you're going to attach it, let's say, using the flat panel, then of course it's just a question of attaching the laser to the panel like that. Oh my goodness me, there you go. Isn't that a lot easier? There you go. So look at that guys. That looks pretty funky. And of course then you can attach... I mean you could put that... I'll tell you what you could do with this. It would be really cool. I'm sure you could somehow attach this...

To your alarm system in your house and all of a sudden you have an intruder and you say intruder alert, intruder alert. You have 10 seconds to comply or you're going to get blasted with laser, laser beams pointing at the person. They would run a mile I guarantee it. Alright so there you go, so that is it. Puts on there, well you can attach it there. Alternatively let's have a look if we take this back off there. I'm going to unscrew that. And I'm going to now unscrew, or screw one of the plastic parts to, let's have a look, put that into there. That's it and that is the bit that you would normally shove into the ground. And then we can put that on there so we can have that even higher like this. See, look at all these bits here. I'll tell you what, Laser World, don't half look after you.

5:23 Mean machine itself, the laser, because

So it's even higher, then we can attach that to there. Look at this, absolutely amazing. Come on, get in there. There we go. Nothing like a good screw down again. And put that in there, screw that in there. And then of course we can attach that to there. There you go, look at that. That I would say is a good 18 inches long if you've... If you're that long, you're very lucky. So I'm just going to unscrew that now and let's have a look at the mean machine itself, the laser, because we've had enough of all the bits and bobs. Right, I'm going to plug that in here. Now it's a two-pin plug and there is only one way that you can plug that into the power supply so you don't have to worry about deciding should you put the pin in one direction or the other. So well done Laser World for that.

Right, so I'm just going to plug that in there and there we go. Look at that. That's pretty amazing. I like it. Right, I'm going to turn the light off so we can have a look at... There we go. Look at that. Now that is very sexy. I'll tell you what, I am exceedingly impressed with the brightness of the white light. Very much so. I do like that a lot. Now let's get the... Control and green, red, so it's flashing now. I'm just randomly pressing the buttons here, so I have no idea what I'm pressing or what I should be pressing. Got a nice kind of blue there. Now that's turning as well. That does look very, very nice indeed. It's a shame actually you can't get the full perspective, but... I'm going to move the camera around to the corner of the room. Now, from the camera to the corner of the room, I would say it's only about two meters and it's filling the corner of the room quite nicely. So that is very, very good. So let's have a look. What does it say on the control? Motion static, chase pulse. Let's try pulse. Okay, like it.

8:23 White again

And what have we got? Twinkle. Now that's nice. OK, that is a very nice effect. So we've got twinkle and how about we do twinkle and we do motion. OK, right, maybe I'm doing this incorrectly but... Alright, let's have a look. Ah yeah, that's good. We can actually change the intensity of the laser as well. There's a couple of buttons for... I'll show you this in a bit, but the control is pretty straightforward. Go to colour, got nice yellow there, you know, verging on sort of a green. That's very nice. Oh yeah, another one. I like that. We're getting Christmassy now, aren't we? That is a very nice red glow. Like it, another Christmassy kind of feel to that. Oh, the blue is full-on intense. Wow, that is very bright. And then we go to white again. Okay. Chasing. Let's have a look. See what we do there? Very nice. All right, so here we go. Well, there you go, should I say. Right, I'm going to turn the camera once more and let's have a look at the control. Right, so here we go. Let's just put that there like that. Okay, so control.

Very, very simple. On and off. And we have the light intensity up or down, static, colour, motion, pulse, chasing, fade and twinkle. Now below there we have 4, 6 and 8. 4H, 6H and 8H. I'm no genius but I would say that press one of those and the laser is going to... Light up for 4 hours, 6 or 8 hours. So that's great let's say if you're at a garden party or for that matter you just want to have this laser in the garden and you don't want it on all night disturbing the neighbours thinking there's aliens landing. So stick it on for 4 hours, 6 or 8. So there you go. Alright, well that's what it looks like. And I believe they are for sale now, laserworld.com. I will put some info in the description of the video, OK? Let's have a look. It is 300 to 400 milliwatts. Now that is pretty good for a laser. Now if you think sort of one or two milliwatts isn't much...

It isn't really, but when you start getting into the hundreds, it's quite a bit. And when you get close to 500 milliwatts, that's getting on to half a watt of laser light, which is very bright. Alright, so there it is. There will be information in the description of the video. It's the Laser World Garden Star. The model number is the GS400RGB-W. So 400 is the milliwatt and the RGB is green, red and blue and the W of course is for white. Alright, that's it. Practice and enjoy. Thank you very much.

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