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Red vs. Green Laser Levels - Which is Better for Your Jobsite?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2021
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Are you in the market for a new laser level, but don’t know where to start? Have you lost sleep at night wondering how to distinguish between red and green laser levels? We know we have in the past... and our customers have too! We get a lot of questions about this, so if you're wondering what makes one better than the other too, you’re in the right place.
Aside from the obvious color difference, the functional differences between red and green lasers are not so black-and-white. We assessed the most valuable qualities that users look for in a laser tool, with help from our friends at Bosch, and put the two laser types to the test to see what is best for what applications to make sure that you can get the right tool for the job.
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I don’t even need a laser level, but now I want to buy a green one!
For pro work it is best to have both colors and at least two types of laser!!!. only the job determines which laser is needed. One green or red is not enough for professional and comfortable work for me so far. your video is very helpful for those who want to buy and use a laser for the first time!
I like how its about green lasers and the time is set to that green too, 4:20.
@Ohio Power Tool. Thanks Harley for the thorough explanation between the red and green laser levels. Info I can use. Have one of each color.
Hope you, the entire staff at OPT, and your families stay safe and well.
Happy New Year.
outdoor at large distance you won't see green nor red. You have to use receiver and then there is no difference. Most long distance rotary levels are red. Green is good at small distance without receiver
Excellent review good presentation, detailed explanation, straight to the point with zero waffling on 10/10.
Been tiling for 12 years
Just upgraded to green laser and had to take it back. They are brighter but the beam is too thick for 2mm joints. This might just be dewalt but it was unusable for me. Beam was about 5mm thick Red one is a lot thinner and precise
I would assume it's the same, but that is something I definitely want to check out. Didn't even think about that.
@@OhioPowerTool theres a video on here mate side by side. I have a photo myself i could send to you
Exactly
Very helpful , Thank you....
"Before we jump in, please like and subscribe"
How about no. You do a good job of explaining what I need to know first, then I'll leave you a like as a reward. I'm not pre-emptively liking when I don't know if the information is good.
Okay now I've watched I actually will like because it was a good succinct summary with good use of stock footage, so good job. But again, I had to watch the video to know that.
Okay!
i did not know this thanks. i have red lazer and i have to limit my lazer work to early morning or dusk so i can see it outside.
Green is easier to see but keep in mind, it is thicker, so it could be troublesome depending on the application.
Noticed the preference for Bosch lasers. On all around points Bosch is great quality. Maybe in the future you could do some comparison of major brands & do a review on overall quality. Some major brands are definitely way overpriced
We do have several options for Lasers at OPT; Bosch are great lasers, along with Milwaukee M12 have the big advantage using same batteries many people already have for tools, Spectra Lasers is another great option very high quality and accurate. Empire also has 2 new Green lasers that are much more economical but run off standard alkaline batteries.
Actually, red or green will work to any reasonable range. What matters is if it is actually a laser diode vs a much cheap LED. Green is better in some instances not because of the diode, but because the human eye detects green much better than red.
But how does this make sense if they sell a 50ft green laser level and a 50ft red laser level? So I'm not getting it, is the range for green better or not because they are both saying 50ft.
You can see the green better, but both work same distance, we’d say go green everytime for anything you aren’t planning to use a detector with. However green is always a little more expensive and goes through batteries about 4x faster. For those reasons we still see sales in both.
Hello sir
I would like to request you, kindly explained how to use or measure 45° with laser measurements. Which device is more suitable and which is not .I will be waiting for your video. Thank you.
That answer is all dependent on what type of measurer you are using. Some have an adjustable head that can be placed at 45 degrees. Others will use the tripod or stand with built in angle measurement, or lastly you could use a manual protractor and mount your device from there.
Sir can you please help me with the given following models which one I can use for 45° angle measurement, these all are dewalt models DW03050-XJ, DW033-XJ, DW088K-B5, DW083K .
Hi
Hey there
FOR GREEN LIKE HERE!!!
B.s !!!!!! I have a green laser that I absolutely hate because you CANNOT see the beam outdoors
Cause u prob don’t have a good brand and tbh u should wanna show green at the night time
Green laser is thicker than the red
They aren't necessarily thicker, but green lasers are a lot brighter and easier to see in different lighting conditions. Our eyes naturally pick up the green color better than red.
Hello give me laser level
Hello! Sadly we don't have any laser levels to give away at this time, though if you live within the United States (unfortunately the only place we're able to ship currently), you can purchase one at the link in the description!
Yeah the green laser is hungry on battery
To bad I didn't win the bucket with a laser.
Green laser is more thicker than red.
Same size, just easier to see.
BS.