XIMIBI Red Green Violet Pointer for Cats (3 Pack), Pet Light Toys for Kittens and Dogs, Indoor Training and Chaser Toys for Cats.

Needed a laser for making colloidal silver and refuse to buy something for $6 only to have it take 4 batteries that cost $20. This set works perfectly, takes AA batteries, and is more solid than I was expecting it to be; they're a decent quality (granted, I take good care of my things and haven't dropped them or been harsh with them). I like having 3 different colors because... I can. You have to keep the button pushed to use it, so there's some safety built it, which is good. They're not heavy, and the weight comes from the batteries, so -- it weighs a bit more than 2 AA. I highly recommend them.

my cats love these pointers. Having a few different colors is kind of nice. One of my cats responds really well to the red one, however, the other cat responds better to the blue one. They get excited trying to capture the little dot of light. I was thinking about it and I guess that I also get excited and entertained by light also. If that weren't so, I wouldn't spend so much time watching movies. These lights have to somehow be entertaining for the cats. They are also a tool. At night, we move the cats downstairs for the night, where their food and water are. They chase after the lights and delightedly run down the stairs. It works out really well.

The package includes 3 pointers in different colors—red, green, and violet. The idea seemed promising as I’ve used laser pointers before with great success, and my cat loves chasing the light. However, this set did not work! My Experience: • Green Pointer: This one was a complete disappointment—it didn’t even work out of the box. It died immediately, which was frustrating. • Violet Pointer: The violet light is so faint that it’s barely visible, even in dim lighting. It’s practically useless. • Red Pointer: The red light is slightly better but only works effectively in a very dark room. Even then, the laser dot is so small that my cat struggles to see it, let alone chase it. Bummer! Pros and Cons: Pros: • The product was only $15. • It arrived quickly, which was convenient. Cons: • Poor quality across all three pointers. • The green pointer didn’t work at all. • The violet light is barely visible. • The red light only works in very dark conditions and the laser dot is too small for my cat to see. • The product didn’t come with batteries, which was an unexpected inconvenience. While I understand that this product was on the cheaper side, I still expected it to at least function as advertised. Unfortunately, it did not, and I was left quite unhappy with my purchase. My cat didn’t get to use it, and I ended up having to look for a replacement product elsewhere. Final Thoughts: I would not recommend this product if you’re looking for a reliable and fun laser pointer for your pets. The quality just isn’t there, and it doesn’t deliver on its promises. Spend a little more on a different brand’s product.

Love these lasers. Use them in the showroom to point out products to customers when I can’t leave the register area. Also my dog loved them but apparently it’s bad for dogs. Even after we stopped playing she kept searching for the light. Started going crazy. So don’t use with dogs. But yea. The blue one is not bright at all. (Yes batteries were new)

Son punteros con muy buen alcance y la opcion de tener tres punteros con diferentes colores, permite que varias personas participen en una presentacion y señalen de manera individual. Yo los uso tambien con mi gato y le encantan, lo mantienen atento los diferentes colores

Like others have posted, these are pretty good, when they work. One of the three did not work; and by swapping parts and using known good batteries, I figured out that it is actually one of the bottoms that does not work- all three lasers work fine. Considering the price and the hassle of returning, I decided to keep the set and just swap the laser ends to the 2 working barrel ends as needed. The green laser is very bright, and I would not play with a cat with it unless the cat was in the next county. It is perfect for my needs, however. I am a home inspector, and plan to use the green one outside when talking with a client about things on the roof, chimney, etc. where I can use the green laser to point at what I am talking about. The red laser was about as bright as you would expect- plenty strong. You would still need to be careful with it regarding eye damage to anyone, including pets. The "blue" was really more of a purple- and that's fine. It was the least bright, and I will give that to my kid for playing with the cat. Regarding the tightness of the beam on these, mine did not have any halo or dispersal like others have mentioned, but they are not quite as tightly focused as a higher priced laser sight or pointing device- I found that acceptable for its intended use. I did not find the laser suitable for "space exploration". LOL At the price point I can't complain. I would rather pay 3-4x as much for a true high-quality device with quality control and higher durability, but that is nearly impossible these days. We get barely functional, and we barely pay for it. The majority goes to the landfill in short order. Such is life in the 2000's...

I got these to use with my cats. The lasers work great. They do not come with batteries and require two AAA batteries per laser. Also, not only are they different colors (red, green, blue), the thickness of each laser is different as well. The red laser pointer is just like any other red laser pointer. The green one's laser has a bigger diameter than the blue or red one, and the blue one is faint and not as easy for my cats to see. Overall they are nice and I am happy with my purchase.

Although kind of thick pointers, they have a very bright light that our cats love.